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THE MISSION OF MID-COAST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IS TO BE IN PARTNERSHIP WITH GOD
TO TRANSFORM OURSELVES, OUR COMMUNITIES AND OUR WORLD.
In person, on Zoom, or on Facebook
Orders of Worship are on the “ORDERS OF WORSHIP” page
THRESHOLDS
TEDFORD’S ANNUAL CELEBRATION
Thresholds is a celebration of a remarkable year at Tedford Housing and of the people, partnerships, and community that made it possible. As Tedford grows to meet the changing needs of our region, we’re also celebrating the many personal thresholds our neighbors cross on the journey from homelessness to home: asking for help, finding stability, signing a lease, reconnecting with family, and building a future. Please join us for this special evening as we come together to celebrate the people behind the progress, hear stories of mission in action, connect with our community, and look ahead to what we can accomplish together.
Thursday, September 24, 2026 | 5:00-7:00 PM
The Smith Center at Wolfe’s Neck
( 184 Burnett Road, Freeport, ME 04032)
SAVE THE DATE
Pumpkins arrive Wednesday, October 7 at 2:30 pm.
Join the great pumpkin brigade!
CLICK HERE TO SEE PICTURES OF THE 2025 PUMPKIN UNLOAD
…helping each other to see God at work in our lives.
Mid-Coast Presbyterian Church acknowledges that the land on which we worship, work, and live is the occupied and unceeded territory of the Wabanaki, the People of the place where the sun first looks our way.
We extend our respect and gratitude to the many Indigenous people and their ancestors whose rich histories and vibrant communities include the Abenaki, Maliseet, Micmac, Passamaquoddy, and Penobscot Nations and all the Native communities who have lived in Chuwabunkeag, the traditional Indigenous name for the region now known as New England, for over three thousand generations in what is now called New England and the Canadian Maritimes.
This Land Acknowledgement is not meant to be a finished product; it is part of an ongoing effort to increase and deepen our awareness about the lands that the communities around us currently inhabit.
