We’ve found that we’re at our best as a church when we’re making a difference in our community, county, city, state, nation, and world through hands-on service. We have many opportunities to serve including: Nursery Volunteer, Children’s Church Volunteer, Women on Mission, Northside Backpack Ministry, Food Pantry, Feeding the Hungry, Vacation Bible School, local, national and international mission trips, and other opportunities.
2025 Mission Trip
For 2025 our mission team has been led to volunteer with the Cookson Hills Center (A United Methodist Mission) to support construction projects with a Native American tribe located in Cookson, OK.
The Cookson Hills Center experience involves interaction with the Indigenous or Native American culture located within the geographic region of Cookson Hills, known as the Cherokee Nation. As a United Methodist Mission, Cookson Hills Center offers the opportunity to engage with congregations of the Oklahoma Indian Missionary Conference and the Native American culture.
Our team is excited to engage in various construction and demolition projects as we work to engage and spread the Love of Jesus Christ.
If you would like more information about this mission please contact Mary in the church office at office@midwaybc.net.
~ Darin Hensley, a member of our 2025 Mission Team
Refugee Ministry helps a refugee family in need – January, 2016
Late in 2015 we partnered with the Kentucky Refugee Ministry in Lexington and was called to receive a family in January, 2016. The Norbert Family, Feza, her husband, Baruani and their 5 children, natives of The Congo, arrived after spending 20 years in resettlement camps to their freshly appointed apartment. Seen here at the airport they were greeted by members of our Refugee Ministry Team. It was truly a blessing to partner with KRM Lexington and provide transitional housing for the Norbert Family.
Mission Midway
For many years, “Mission Midway” was a one-day local outreach to the city of Midway featuring a variety of service projects for all ages. Mission Midway service projects included a food pantry on wheels, medical check-ups, helping out the residents of the Midway school apartments, nursing home visits, children, youth, community garden work, Walter Bradly park work, yard work for shut-ins/elderly, first responder appreciation gifts and merchant appreciation gifts.
While currently not an active ministry at Midway Baptist, we cherish the memories of our service to our community and look forward to reviving Mission Midway in the future.
Mission Midway Team – October 2014