Events & Activities

We are thrilled to once again be dedicating lilies to decorate our church for Easter. Purchase one or more of our lovely lilies and dedicate it in honor, or in memory of someone, a family, or a group. The cost is still $10.00.  A member of the Worship Committee will be selling them on Sundays, March 27, April 3, and April 10th. Or you can order by calling the church office at 305-754-9541 (there are many ways to pay). You may take them home after the Easter services. Thank you.

Facilitated by Christian Educator, Lisa Sullivan. March 27th, 15 minutes after church in the Fellowship Hall. Open to all.

Everyone has a moral compass but often through our own actions or no fault of our own it becomes damaged. Moral Injury resulted from PTSD research in Veterans who had suffered from bodily and moral injuries as result of their actions in war and combat. The research began to address and treat the whole person, the physical injuries and the unseen moral injuries.

Moral Injury is also experienced across disciplines, in the healthcare profession, journalism, clergy and any institution, government and or corporation that through its own negligence betrays the duties it has to the public can create harm and Moral Injury. The class will provide a basic introduction and discussion on how MI and its language may apply in our various contexts.

Taize is a community where the kindness of heart and simplicity would be at the center of everything. God is love alone. During Lent, MSPC will mirror the community of Taize, coming together in love, and sharing the journey of lent as one community. Join us as one community, every Wednesday evening at 7 PM, in the Chapel, from March 2^nd through Holy Week, April 13^th.

Our 4/5th grade class will be washing cars to raise money for their March St. Augustine trip! Your car deserves to be hand-washed, with lots of love! Stop by the MSPC parking lot, after church to have our students (and parents) clean your car. ALL DONATIONS accepted to offset the cost of the trip. The St. Augustine Trip compliments the 4th-grade social studies curriculum, and since the 5th graders were not able to go last year due to COVID, they will be going this year. Thank you!

Join us in person in the Sanctuary to celebrate Jesus’ birth on December 24th at 6 pm or 8 pm. The 6 pm service will also be live streamed on MSPC’s YouTube channel.

Once again, the story of Jesus’ birth will unfold on the Sanctuary lawn beginning December 10.  Life-size character cutouts will be making their way to the manger throughout the month. Walk up or drive by to watch it unfold. To access the story, please use the following links.

MSPC is participating for the first time in Give Miami Day on Thursday, November 18th. This special online giving event is sponsored by the Miami Foundation, which is celebrating 10 years of supporting Miami-Dade non-profit organizations. Donations on this day are in addition to our yearly Pledge Campaign and other fundraisers at MSPC.

For Give Miami Day, we hope to raise $5,000 that will support our mission partners, worship services, Christian education, and our church infrastructure. The minimum donation to participate on this special day is $25. We are asking everyone to join us by participating in Give Miami Day.

There are several ways you can donate on November 18.

1. 1. Click the Give Miami Day donate button above.
   2. Click on thISlink: https://www.givemiamiday.org/MSPC
   3. Create a peer-to-peer (Champions page) and share it with your family and friends and ask them to join you in donating to MSPC. To learn how to create a Champions page, please contact Marta Lavandier at MLavandier2000@yahoo.com.

This event will help highlight our mission and ministry to the world around us and is another way for us to share the church we love with the people we love. We hope you will join us on Give Miami Day to support our church community. Don’t forget, our 24-hour day of giving will kick off at midnight on Thursday, November 18. Thank you!

This class, facilitated by Rev. Diane Shoaf, will begin after Labor Day and end before Thanksgiving. Participants will use a process based on listening to one’s heart while reading and a listening circle for processing what we’ve read as a group.  The club will meet on Saturdays 9:00-10:30 am. Our selection is Caste: The Origins of Our Discontents by Isabel Wilkerson.  Email Diane Shoaf at: shoaf456@bellsouth.net to register and to receive the class link.