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• About MCIC

  Meito Christ International Church is an inter-denominational congregation in a traditional yet contemporary framework. We have been meeting for over fifteen years and seek to provide a weekly opportunity for reflection and renewal.

  While we come from many church backgrounds, we use the Revised Common Lectionary to guide us in our weekly worship.

  Our Weekly Worship takes place at 5:00pm every Sunday. Morning communion service is the first Sunday of each month at 9:00am and there is a quarterly evensong service (once a season) at 7:30pm.

  Our family service has two interactive portions for children. First, there is ‘Children’s Time’ before the adult message when all children (generally from infant to elementary age) are invited to participate in singing a specialized song and listening to their message. Then, under the supervision of an adult leader, children are directed to the fellowship hall to complete an activity related to message. Towards the end the service, the children along with the adult leader return to present the results of the completed activity to the rest of the adult congregation.

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