Helping Churches Thrive

Millbrook Baptist Church 2026-27

Welcome to Millbrook!

Check out the many ways to connect with us throughout the week:

SUNDAY
9:30 AM Sunday School - Adults, Youth & Children
11:00 AM Morning Worship
11:00 AM Live Stream on Facebook
12:00 PM Church-wide Potluck Lunch (Monthly)

TUESDAY
1:30 PM Women’s Bible Study
7:30 PM Adult Bible Chat

WEDNESDAY
5:30 PM Wednesday Night Dinner Fellowship (Monthly)

Welcome to Millbrook!

Check out the many ways to connect with us throughout the week:

SUNDAY
9:30 AM Sunday School
11:00 AM Morning Worship
11:00 AM Live Stream on Facebook
Church-wide Potluck Lunch (Monthly)

TUESDAY
1:30 PM Women’s Bible Study
7:30-9:00 PM Adult Bible Chat

WEDNESDAY
5:30-7:00 PM Wednesday Night Dinner Fellowship (Monthly)

Our Guiding Statement

Millbrook Baptist Church shares God’s love by:

Being an open and inclusive community of faith

Developing Christian disciples through spiritual growth

Serving the world through mission and ministry

What's Happening at Millbrook

Helping Churches Thrive

Starting in October 2026, Millbrook Baptist Church is embarking on a year-long journey alongside a cohort of congregations across North Carolina in Helping Churches Thrive, a ministry initiative of The Cooperative Baptist Fellowship of North Carolina. Together, we will explore seven defining characteristics of a thriving congregation, one each month, through worship, congregational conversations, small group engagement, and more. This isn't a program handed down from the outside; it's an invitation from within our own community to ask a meaningful question together: What does it look like for Millbrook to truly thrive? We believe every voice matters, and we hope you'll bring yours to the conversation.

Job Opening: Administrative Assistant

Administrative Assistant Overview: Millbrook Baptist Church is celebrating our 150th year of ministry in North Raleigh. We strive to be a community of effusive welcome, one that meets people where they are right now. We are seeking an Administrative Assistant who will be an integral part of our hospitality. This person will be the face […]

Millbrook Coloring Books

For all the coloring enthusiasts young and old, we are pleased to introduce the Millbrook coloring book. Printed copies are available in the vestibule. An electronic version is below. Enjoy! MBC Coloring Book

Musings of Millbrook Baptist Church

In March of 2024, Millbrook launched Musings. 18 months later, we've published five issues with more than 70 submissions!

Musings is a Millbrook story (sort of). It's not so much what we’ve been doing at Millbrook Baptist Church, but more what we’re thinking, who’s among us, and what’s happening in the world around us.

You can read Musings today, or tomorrow, or even in a hundred years. You’ll catch a glimpse of God’s people, living in God’s world, thinking about God stuff.

 

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Lastest Sermons

Live streamed on Facebook every Sunday

Blessed Are Those Who Mourn

The Beatitudes that we read today are not commandments or conditions. Rather, they are declarative statements that describe the life of faithful communities. This is not a checklist. We are not trying to earn scouting badges. Those who notice the world around them, who give meaning to the experiences of their neighbors, who work for a future full of God’s possibilities, those who are faithful in changing seasons and through changing feelings, are blessed now in the present and will keep being blessed in the future. God’s comfort, God’s blessings, God’s very presence are all made manifest in the places we least expect, especially the ones that make us feel removed from light and life.

Thriving with God and Neighbor

Today is Reformation Sunday. Today, we acknowledge that our faith is a bold experiment, something we’ve been tinkering with, improving, growing for more than 500 years. You might say it is our path toward thriving.
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Pocket Change

Jesus calls us to love God and love neighbor. I believe that means we are called to render empathy, compassion, respect, dignity, hospitality to those whom we encounter, and to recognize our interdependence and rootedness in God and one another. That’s the honor we’re asked to render. That’s the honor we can never forsake. Here’s the question that should shape our week ahead: Do our actions reflect the honor we are asked to render?

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