MBPC Youth exists for two reasons: To provide our youth a place in which to grow in grace and knowledge of our Lord Jesus Christ, and place from which to take the recreating love of Christ to our Mountain Brook community.
What a pleasure to meet with Wolf Den Leader Frank Lassiter and his son, Towns Lassiter, of Cub Scouts Pack 320, Birmingham, AL (sponsored by #MBPCUSA), as they delivered nonperishable food to the Church for donation to Magic City Harvest (MagicCityHarvest.org).
"I was hungry and you gave me food" (Matthew 25:35).
We are ecumenical and recognize the spirit of God working in many organizations. At Mountain Brook Presbyterian Chur...
Wonderful things are ahead for 2018. We'll begin the new year at a new location for Sunday night youth group (BYG) at Shades Valley Presbyterian. We meet each Sunday evening from 5-7pm. All youth grades 6-12 are invited to attend. We will be participating in a service project on Monday, January 15th in honor of Martin Luther King Jr. Day. On MLK day, meet us at Shades Valley Presbyterian Church at 1:30...
Our youth have a wonderful opportunity this summer. With many churches in our presbytery, we'll be heading to Montreat, North Carolina to spend a week worshipping and growing with other like-minded and like-hearted folks. We'll be participating in a conference and developing skills to bring Christlike reconciliation to our communities. However, there's a small obstacle - it can be an expensive undertaking!
February was a busy month here at MBPC. If you're reading this, then you know how to use the internet, and if you know how to use the internet, you know that the Super Bowl was played this month. In order for us to engage in some friendly competition between Patriots fans and Falcons fans, we placed to containers with either team's logo on it outside to reception area. Over the course of several Sundays, our folks were encoura...
In honor of Martin Luther King, Jr. Day, several students from MBPC along with others from around the city gathered to serve their community with a view toward the betterment of the society around them. We spent three hours or so at Aldridge Gardens in Hoover working on some beautification projects around the compound, i.e., pulling weeds, building planters, rearranging objects, and the like.
This past week, in the spirit of Thanksgiving, the MBPC youth group spent Sunday evening with youth from other churches around the city. We spent a couple of hours helping Greater Birmingham Ministries with their food pantry by stocking and organizing quite a large amount of food. Upon reflection, our students genuinely cherished the opportunity to contribute to a project which is so instrumental in helping our community.
