Progressive Faith • Working for Justice
A faith community in Charlotte, NC on a journey seeking a welcoming, loving, and just world.
Meet Us on Our Journey of Faith
In our over 80 years as a community of faith, we have been champions of open membership, racial justice and inclusivity, peace and non-violence, women’s empowerment and leadership, interfaith engagement, LGBTQ+ affirmation, environmental justice, and hospitality toward our immigrant neighbors. Yet, our understanding of God and the world is always open to new light, ever-evolving and, like the Spirit of Jesus, our solidarity with the poor, marginalized, and oppressed is always unfolding in new ways.
Our Vision, Values, and Beliefs
At MPCC, we have no statement of beliefs because our core belief is in soul freedom and the liberty of conscience, meaning our members are free to believe whatever they choose.
Weekly Newsletter
Keep up with all that is happening in the life of our church from important updates to ways to get involved.
An Inclusive Community for Spirituality and Social Justice
Justice Initiatives
MOJO’s justice ministry works alongside marginalized communities on educational, environmental, and economic justice through faith-driven, relational partnership.
Spiritual Growth
We have many opportunities to match the diverse needs and outlooks of those who entrust us with cultivating spiritual growth experiences.
Small Groups
Small Groups connect you with others for fellowship, prayer, and deeper study of faith in a smaller, more personal setting.
Most Recent Sermon
The Grief of Change
Preacher | Rev. Dr. Tim Moore
Sermon | “The Grief of Change”
Scripture | 1 Kings 19:7-15, 18
Sermon Series | The Grief and Power of Change
What To Expect When You Visit
Time
Worship begins at 10:00 a.m. Many people arrive 30 minutes early. Coffee and conversation time is available and secure childcare check-in is open.
Parking
Parking is available in the church lot on Roswell Avenue. There is also street parking on both sides of the campus.
What to Wear
You should feel comfortable wearing anything from suits and dresses to jeans and t-shirts (G-rated of course – it’s church!).
