You Were Made for More

We invite you to embark on a two-year discipleship initiative called the Deeper Initiative. We’re challenging everyone with the question, is God your deepest desire? For everything Deeper, visit our website today!

Deeper Initiative

Join Us This Weekend!

Sundays at Mercy Hill

We’d love to have you join us at a location near you this weekend!

Find a Location

Can’t join us this weekend for worship? Watch the full service online!

We Can’t Wait to Meet You!

mercy hill worship service playing guitar and singing

1. Attend a Service

Come experience what God is doing at Mercy Hill! We’d love to meet you, so stop by our Welcome Tent and say hello. We have a gift for you and can’t wait to meet you! Plan a visit today, or just show up!

Plan a Visit

Weekender at Mercy Hill Church two people attending an event

2. Sign up for a Weekender

If you’re new to Mercy Hill, the Weekender is your next step. At this event, you’ll learn all about who we are, and how you can become meaningfully involved at Mercy Hill. Dinner is on us!

Community Group at Mercy Hill Church people sitting in a living room conversation coffee

3. Find Community

Community Groups are a big deal here at Mercy Hill. It’s where discipleship happens each week and where you can grow deeper in your relationship with Jesus and others. Find community today!

Join a Group

Groups Team Leader

Groups Team Leaders invest not only in students, but also in their teams, in order to help team members minister effectively to students each week. Team Leaders are held accountable for their assigned small group of Mercy Hill Students. This includes creating a hospitable and positive small group environment, creating a culture of discussion, accountability, and prayer among the group, leading games, and intentionally connecting with students. Groups Team Leaders are also expected to develop team members, ensuring they are equipped to engage students on a weekly basis.

Team Leader Competencies

Facilitate teaching and discussion in a way that presents the gospel and engages each student
Ensure you and your team members are effectively implementing programming
Identify and develop emerging volunteer leaders
Communicate with parents in a way that conveys the vision of Mercy Hill Students
Create a culture of community within your small group (both with leaders and students)

Time Commitment: 6-8 hours each week

Groups Team Members

Groups Team Members make Mercy Hill Students great every week for students by intentionally interacting with students at our events. This includes working together with other volunteers to create a hospitable and positive small group environment, assist in creating a culture of discussion, accountability, and prayer among the group, lead games, and intentionally connect with students.

Team Member Competencies

Be present, prompt, and prepared
Communicate clearly and respectfully with staff and leaders
Initiate positive interactions with students
Understand and apply Mercy Hill Students Policies and Procedures
Shoulder-tap others to join the Student Team

Time Commitment: 3-5 hours per week

Bibles and Bible Storybooks

Ages 0-4
Jesus Storybook Bible by Sally Lloyd-Jones
The Beginner’s Gospel Story Bible by Jared Kennedy

Ages 5-6
The Gospel Story Bible by Marty Machowski
The Biggest Story by Kevin DeYoung

Ages 7+
The One Big Story Bible (CSB)
The Action Bible

Devotion Books

Indescribable by Louie Giglio
Old Story New by Marty Machowski
Long Story Short by Marty Machowski
Wise Up by Marty Machowski
Listen Up by Marty Machowski

General

Give Them Grace by Elyse Fitzpatrick
Sacred Parenting by Gary Thomas
Shepherding a Child’s Heart by Tedd Tripp
Parenting Beyond Your Capacity by Reggie Joiner
The Village Church Parenting Class with Jeff and Jen Wilkin
Parenting by Paul Tripp
God, Marriage, and Family by Andreas Kostenberger
Age of Opportunity: A Biblical Guide to Parenting Teens by Paul David Tripp

Technology

The Tech-wise Family by Andy Crouch
Right Click: Parenting Your Teenager in a Digital Media World by Art Bamford

Discipline

Boundaries with Kids by Henry Cloud and John Townsend
Don’t Make Me Count to Three by Ginger Hubbard