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Phased Re-Opening Plan
We have published our plan for reopening the building and what that means for individual ministries and events. Click below to see a summary of the plan as well as the ministry detail. We have also launched an online campus with a dedicated pastor and additional investments that will improve the online experience so you can continue to connect and get involved both in person and online.
Four Ways to Watch Service
In case you missed it, churches broke the internet! Because so many services are being streamed at the same time Sunday mornings all over the country, website servers have been overloaded and even Facebook couldn't keep up. Because of this, we are offering 4 different ways to watch service every week. We encourage you to pick your favorite and have a backup ready just in case you experience problems.
Interactive Facebook Stream
For everyone who loves the community-feeling of simultaneous worship, we will continue to stream our services every Sunday at 10:30 on Facebook.
Our pastors sign in to Facebook every Sunday morning so that we can worship with you, take prayer requests, and see all your smiling faces (well, profile pictures)!
Interactive Website Stream
Visit our new webpage to watch our service stream every Sunday morning. You have the option to sign in and chat with us here as well.
Afterwards, these videos will continue to be available to watch any time.
Pre-Loaded Vimeo Video
The benefit of using our Vimeo page is that the video will be posted ahead and time, so you won't experience slow load times.
Pre-loaded YouTube Video
Youtube is the 4th backup just in case all other platforms fail. Visit our Youtube Page HERE and watch for new sermon videos every Saturday.
Discipleship, Community & Social Distancing
We believe that discipleship happens best in circles and not rows. In this season it would seem that discipleship opportunities would be difficult to engage in as we practice social distancing and take precautions during this time. However, we are blessed to be able to communicate and engage with each through technology. We encourage you to utilize this technology to stay connected to community!
Video Conference Tools
These have free versions that you can use to meet with multiple people at once.
Google Hangouts
- All users must have a Gmail account or use chrome as your web browser and have a web camera (or smart phone camera)
- Invite people to the meeting either by scheduling a calendar event with a meeting link OR creating a Hangouts group and clicking the video camera icon.
- See more here
Facebook Messenger
- All users must have Facebook messenger and a web camera (or smart phone camera)
- Invite people by creating a group FB message, then clicking the video camera icon at the top of the group message.
- See more here
Skype
- Users must download Skype and create an account
- See more here
Video Conferencing Tips
Video calls have challenges that we don't experience in face-to-face meetings. Here are some ways to keep them positive!
Call Etiquette
- Find your mute button and mute yourself any time you are not speaking. This will reduce echo and distracting background noises. Also, most of these programs show a thumbnail image of every person on the call and automatically put the loudest person center screen.
- Enable your camera. :-) It may make you feel self-conscious at first to see yourself, but your group wants to see your smiling face and be able to read your non-verbal communication.
- Put extra effort into active listening. It can be easy to disengage when you're watching a computer screen.
Be gracious with yourself and others when you accidentally speak over one another. This will happen occasionally. Just laugh and move on.
- Commit to connecting with each other, though this new way may feel awkward at first. Practice makes a difference.
Signing In
- Check out the video conferencing tool before your meeting time to ensure that you can download the tool if needed or just create an online account.
- Log in a couple minutes before the meeting just in case you experience a longer load time.
- Give permission for the conferencing program to access your camera and microphone.
Call Etiquette
- Find your mute button and mute yourself any time you are not speaking. This will reduce echo and distracting background noises. Also, most of these programs show a thumbnail image of every person on the call and automatically put the loudest person center screen.
- Enable your camera. :-) It may make you feel self-conscious at first to see yourself, but your group wants to see your smiling face and be able to read your non-verbal communication.
- Put extra effort into active listening. It can be easy to disengage when you're watching a computer screen.
Be gracious with yourself and others when you accidentally speak over one another. This will happen occasionally. Just laugh and move on.
- Commit to connecting with each other, though this new way may feel awkward at first. Practice makes a difference.
Signing In
- Check out the video conferencing tool before your meeting time to ensure that you can download the tool if needed or just create an online account.
- Log in a couple minutes before the meeting just in case you experience a longer load time.
- Give permission for the conferencing program to access your camera and microphone.
Community Group Questions
A virtual library of resources
Designed to help you grow as a follower of Jesus
Access thousands of bible studies, videos, training, devotionals and tools to help support you on your journey. We even have a Madison Park page that has suggested resources from Pastor Paul as well as recommendations from various areas of ministry.
To sign up, click the button below or text "RightNow MPCOG" to the number, 41411. If you have any questions contact Laura Callen at
Join Our Virtual Community Group!
Connecting in the Midst of Quarantine
Each week you have the opportunity to process the weekly message with others using our sermon-based questions via Facebook. How is God transforming you through the weekly message? The sermon and questions will be available each week for you to engage deeper and with others.
NextGen Ministries During COVID-19
Our team is working to ensure that kids and students have multiple touch points to nurture their souls and continue their growth as Disciples of Christ. To keep up-to-date with NextGen Ministries, Subscribe to our weekly NextGen Email. Read this blog post on how to manage your kid’s fear and anxiety.
MP Kids (Infant-5th Grade)
Our core value as a ministry is collaborating with parents and families to help teach and nurture the faith of their children. Follow our MP Kids Facebook page for weekly live videos and resources for parents. Sign up for the MP Kids e-newsletter for additional resources.
- Visit our RightNow Media Page for video resources to watch with your Kids.
- Be sure to like our Madison Park Church of God Kids Facebook Page for personalized MP Kids Resources
- Download the Parent Cue App for weekly tips on helping your child grow in their faith.
Youth (Middle & High Schoolers)
During the COVID-19 “Shelter in Place" our students are meeting ONLINE at 6:00PM each Sunday through Zoom. They will receive a teaching time from our Youth Pastor and they will also be placed in a small group video chat with other students of their same age and gender to further discuss the teaching. We will also be posting daily encouragement.
- Visit our RightNow Media Page for video resources to watch with your teens.
- Follow our “madparkyouthmin” account on Instagram for personalized MP Youth Resources.
- Text “mpyouthmin” to 81010 for updates each week on how to get involved!
College Students & Young Adults
Are you a college student or single young adult who needs community right now? Contact Stephanie Collins at
