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  My experience at MPBC was great. It served up a traditional type of worship services each time I've visited. It may appear to be a small in statue (brick and mortar) from the outside but when you enter you it will be surprise by its giant size heart (people of the church). The elders speak the Word (message from the Bible) as it relates to today times. The choir also graces you abundantly from its music ministry as they sing!
  
  The ministers (Lewis & Lewis, Hill, and Saxon) along with the members are always approachable, attentive, helping, accepting, encouraging, and most of all speaking of the Word not from "self-centered memorization" but from the Bible itself. MPBC has proved to be a great environment for a novice spiritual learner to start and begin to grow that one on one relationship with God and not be judged. The experience proved to be a little church with a big heart dedicated to the community service, assisting individuals to get to know a higher being for themselves, and ministering to anyone in need.
  
  If I had to sum the experience up in a few words only I would say the people of the church (from the pulpit to the exit doors) are warm, inviting, approachable, accepting, and encouraging to everyone whom enters.
  

  Added September 29, 2016 by Tessa Tee