Mt. Pleasant Bible Church has been serving Christ and His people for over 125 years. Like any Biblical ministry, we strive to reach the lost and see growth. Our attendance has peaked at various times over the years, but we have failed to achieve permanent increases in attendance because during such waves of growth we have lacked adequate seating and parking.
To address this need, the church needs room for expansion. The Building Committee has a goal to see an expansion of facilities and parking, and we believe that this is a vision shared by our congregation. The Committee envisions this plan:
Phase 1: Raise funds to purchase adjacent land (approx. 2.9 acres), for enlarged parking. This Land has now been purchased! Praise the Lord! Phase one is now complete!
Phase 2: Raise funds to purchase building materials so the church building can include additional seating. It is our hope that volunteer builders would keep costs to a minimum.
What can you do?
Pray that the Lord will continue to open doors to move toward this future expansion. Only with the help of our Lord can these goals be realized (Psalm 127:1).
Volunteer to help with current or future projects.
Make a one-time tax-deductible gift toward the building fund. Please see the donor plaque form (MS Word format Plaque form or web-page Plaque form) if you wish to have your gift acknowledged. Donations can be sent to: Mt. Pleasant Bible Church, 1530 Emerson Rd., Goodells, MI 48027
Regular support to the building fund if you are an attender of MPBC.
We still desire to raise funds to relocate the parking lot against the day we will be able to add on to the church.
If you have questions, contact Gary Werner (Building Committee Chairman) by email.
A sketch of what the Phase II planned addition might look like
Mt. Pleasant Bible Church has been serving Christ and His people for over 125 years. Like any Biblical ministry, we strive to reach the lost and see growth. Our attendance has peaked at various times over the years, but we have failed to achieve permanent increases in attendance because during such waves of growth we have lacked adequate seating and parking. 
