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2025 Gift Offering November 30, 2025 Dear Mars Hill Family: One of Mars Hill Community Church’s best traditions is to give/receive a special offering at Christmas. We call it the “Gift Offering.” In light of God’s gift to us in His Son, Jesus, we want to offer a special year end gift to His work on earth through our church. Every year we designate a specific use for the Gift Offering. Last year we designated it to help cover the full cost of the new Lodge. By God’s grace, we will be able to move into it very soon with it fully paid for. This year we want the Gift Offering to be used to cover any potential budget short-falls we may experience at year’s end and then begin to re-plenish our “designated fund” which can and will be available for anticipated land and facility expansion needs. Our hope and desire for this special year-end offering is that it will be a prayerful and worshipful experience for every individual and family. To that end, the procedures for the gift offering are simple: Each individual and/or family should treat this as a spiritual and personal exercise of worship—praying, thanking God for the greatest gift—Jesus—and asking God to use our financial gifts to bring many people to know Him. Ask God how much He wants you to give for this special gift to His work. When you’re ready, before or after any service (December 7th, 14th, 21st, or 24th) come in a spirit of prayer together to the manger set up on the stage and put your gift offering in. We have special Gift Offering envelopes available for your use should you wish to use them. Investing our lives in sharing Jesus Christ and growing His followers, Tom Gray Senior Pastor Give Now All gifts must be received or post-marked by December 31, 2025 to count for 2025 contributions.

Mars Hill Community Church (Powder Springs, GA) is an independent, non-denominational Bible church serving Cobb and Paulding Counties for over 25 years. We are resolutely focused on investing our lives in sharing Jesus Christ and growing His followers. We invite you to join in life-giving community, transformational Bible study, and kingdom-focused ministry. YOU ARE WELCOME HERE Mars Hill Community Church exists to invest our lives in sharing Jesus Christ and grow His followers. PLAN YOUR VISIT WHAT WE BELIEVE NEW? START HERE! LEARN MORE LIVESTREAM SERVICE WATCH NOW SUPPORT BY GIVING DONATE WELCOME WE'RE SO GLAD YOU'RE HERE Mars Hill Community Church is an independent, non-denominational Bible church serving the communities of Cobb and Paulding Counties for over 25 years. We are resolutely focused on investing our lives in sharing Jesus Christ and growing His followers. We invite you to join in life-giving community, transformational Bible study, and kingdom-focused ministry. LEARN MORE LISTEN TO SERMONS UPCOMING EVENTS Learn More Learn More Learn More Learn More Learn More Learn More Learn More Learn More Address 109 Mars Hill Road Powder Springs, GA 30127 Phone (678) 797-0814 Email contact@marshillcc.com Connect STAY UP TO DATE Keep up with current events, sermons, & news from MHCC! JOIN OUR EMAIL LIST FOLLOW THE PODCAST UPCOMING EVENTS

WINTER RETREAT 2026 Mars Hill Students Dates: February 20-22, 2026 Winter Retreat is an exciting weekend for our ministry at Teen Valley Ranch where students will hear biblical teaching from our guest speaker Josh Benfield, TVR’s Camp Director. Throughout the retreat students will grow in their faith through worship, deepen friendships in small groups, and enjoy skiing, tubing, and other much anticipated activities. This page provides everything you need to know including registration details, packing lists, safety information, and a full parent FAQ to help you prepare your student for a meaningful and memorable weekend. Register Here Parent Packet REGISTRATION DETAILS: Early Bird Registration: $200 (until January 5, 2026) Regular Registration: $250 Registration Closes: February 1, 2026 Payment & Forms Due: February 6, 2026 Refund Policy: No refunds will be given for cancellations after February 13, 2026. All deposits are non-refundable. PARENT FAQs Who can go? Winter Retreat is available for all 6th-12th Grade students. What is the cost and what does it cover? The early bird cost is $200 (with a $50 deposit due at registration). This covers transportation, lodging, meals at camp, activities, and a retreat hoodie. Regular registration is $250. When and where is Winter Retreat? We are headed to Teen Valley Ranch in Plumtree, NC from February 20-22, 2026. It is about a 5 ½ hour drive. When is drop-off? Please have students at the front of the church by 8:00 AM on Friday, February 20 for check-in. We will leave promptly at 8:30 AM. When is pick-up? We currently plan to arrive back at the church around 6:30 PM on Sunday, February 22. Parents will be notified via text message when we are on our way. Should students bring snacks? Students are encouraged to bring snacks for both the trip up and the trip back. We will stop for lunch on the way up Friday, but we will not stop for dinner on the way home Sunday. Is lunch provided on the way up Friday? We will stop for lunch at Haywood Mall in Greenville, SC. Students will need money to purchase lunch. This is the only meal they will be need to purchase. What do students do for the whole weekend? Throughout the weekend, students will experience worship, teaching sessions, and activities designed to build community and deepen their faith. On Saturday, high school students will venture to the slopes for an exciting eight hours of skiing, while our middle school students enjoy snow tubing at Jonas Ridge all in the North Carolina mountains. Students will also have the opportunity to partake in TVR’s campus activities such as horseback riding, archery & bb guns, putt putt, gaga ball, a game room, indoor courts & more. Where will skiing and tubing take place? Middle school will snow tube at Jonas Ridge and high school will ski at Beech Mountain. Can my student choose to not go skiing or tubing? While a student does not have to participate in skiing or tubing, they must travel with the group to their respective activity. To keep travel simple, middle & high school students will not be allowed to switch which off-site activity they go to. What if my child has never skied or tubed? If your child has never skied or tubed they will be fully supported throughout the experience. Middle schoolers who are tubing do not need any prior experience and leaders will guide them through the process. High school students who are skiing will be placed in appropriate groups based on experience and beginners will receive basic instruction before going on the slopes. Our leaders stay with students throughout the activity to ensure they feel safe and encouraged. Are lift tickets included? Lift tickets are included in the cost of registration. Can my high school student bring their skis or snowboard? Students may not bring their skis or snowboard. Ski rentals will be provided to all high school students. Do you provide helmets, ski bibs, goggles, etc.? Helmets, Ski bibs, and jackets are available to rent at an additional cost through the registration. Goggles and other items not listed are not available for rent. Who is the guest speaker? Josh Benfield is the Camp Director at Teen Valley Ranch. Josh has his Doctorate of Education from Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary and has been a bivocational pastor for 20+ years. What’s the rooming situation? We will be staying in large bunk-style cabins. Students should bring a sleeping bag or twin bedding along with a pillow. Rooming will be organized by grade and gender, though larger groups may be divided between multiple cabins. Each cabin will have chaperones present. Can students bring friends? Absolutely! Friends are welcome, even if they don’t normally attend our church. What if my student has never been to a retreat before or doesn’t know many people? Our leaders are intentional about connecting students who are new or may feel nervous. Between small groups, activities,and cabin life, students will quickly find a place to belong. What’s the Phone Policy? Students will not be allowed to have their phones during camp. We ask, if able, that parents take their child’s phone before we leave for the retreat. If students do bring their phone, we will be taking them as they check-in. We will return student’s phones after we arrive back to the church on Sunday. We understand there are medical accommodations and emergencies where a phone is needed and that is perfectly fine! Phones will be kept in the room with leaders in case of any necessary situations. Who are the leaders attending? Our retreat is led by our student ministry staff and small group leaders. All adult leaders are background-checked and trained to serve and care for students. What safety measures are in place? We maintain a safe adult-to-student ratio with leaders in each cabin and activity area. TVR provides trained staff for rec activities. Emergency procedures are in place and reviewed with leaders before the retreat. What about medical needs/medications? We will have a retreat nurse on site all weekend. All medications should be turned in at check-in on Friday, labeled clearly with instructions. The nurse will administer and track medications throughout the retreat. What happens if my student gets sick or injured? If your student becomes sick or injured they will be assessed immediately by our nurse. We will contact you promptly to explain the situation and discuss the best next steps. If additional care is needed we will arrange transportation to a local medical facility. Your student will be supervised and supported at all times to ensure their safety and comfort. What is your policy on homesickness? We understand that homesickness can happen, and our goal is to support students while helping them grow in maturity and confidence. If a student feels homesick our leaders will come alongside them, talk with them, and help them re-engage with their group and activities. We do not allow students to call home, as this often increases homesickness rather than easing it. Instead, our leaders provide encouragement, prayer, and consistent support until the student feels settled. If there is ever a true emergency or a situation that requires parental involvement, we will contact you directly. What about food allergies or dietary needs? TVR will accommodate many common dietary needs (gluten-free, nut-free, vegetarian, etc.). Please list your student’s dietary needs on the registration form. If you have specific concerns, contact us in advance so we can coordinate with the camp kitchen. What if I have a school activity during the weekend? We understand that students may have school or sports commitments during the retreat. Due to the distance of the retreat, we do not offer accommodations such as late drop off or early pickup. Students must attend for the entirety of the retreat. Can I get a refund if something happens and we are no longer able to attend? Partial refunds will be given ($50 deposit is non-refundable) up to February 13, 2026. No refund will be given after we pass the one-week out mark from the event departure date. What should I bring? Please view the parent packet above for a full packing list for the weekend. How will parents receive updates during the retreat? There will be one text update each day. We will also provide text updates when we depart and arrive to and from the retreat. How can I contact a staff member during the retreat if needed? Phone numbers for Student Pastor Michael Pleasant and Student Ministry Associate Gracie Earnest will be provided before the retreat. Please contact only through text during the retreat, emails will not be checked. Who can I contact for any additional questions? You can contact students@marshillcc.com by email with any additional questions or concerns.

EVERY SUNDAY AT 6:00-8:00pm | 6th-12th Grade Welcome! Forming Students who hear and do God's Word. (James 1:22) This is a place where students and leaders gather together to dive into God’s Word together on a weekly basis, as we strive to be more like Christ and point others to Him. It is our desire to help middle and high school students become well equipped in being able to live a life worthy of the calling God has given each one of us. Our desire is to raise up the next generation of leaders that will advance God’s kingdom, no matter their career choice or platform! Have questions about how to get your student(s) plugged into our ministry? Contact our Student Pastor, Michael Pleasant. WINTER RETREAT 2026 Winter Retreat is going to be an incredible weekend at Teen Valley Ranch in the Blue Ridge Mountains of North Carolina. Students will engage in teaching, worship, small groups, skiing, tubing, and other fun activities. Visit our Winter Retreat page for registration details, packing lists, safety information, and a full parent FAQ to help you prepare your student for an awesome weekend. Learn More Here Sunday Nights During the school year, all 6th - 12th grade students are invited to join us for MHS, on Sunday evenings, from 6:00 - 8:00 PM for a time of food, games, worship, Bible study and small groups. We will study Jonah & Job this fall. We meet in the Student Room (located under the main worship center) and would love for you to join us! Pizza & soda is available for $1 each. MHS will NOT meet on the following Sunday nights this fall: August 31 September 21 November 8 December 21 December 28 Wednesday Nights Deep Dives: All 6th - 12th grade students are invited to join on the first Wednesday of the month from 6:30 - 8 PM! Deep Dive is a discussion based time, where students and leaders discuss cultural topics from a Biblical perspective and response. Snacks are provided at all Deep Dives. Fall 2025 Deep Dive Dates: September 3, 6:30 - 8:00 PM October 8, 6:30 - 8:00 PM November 5, 6:30 - 8:00 PM December 3, 6:30 - 8:00 PM Special Events We also host our special events outside of our Sunday & Wednesday night programming. More details & registrations will be made available as we get closer to these events. October 10/5 - Parent Night 10/29 - Costume Party November 11/7 - 11/9 - Fall Retreat 11/23 - Friendsgiving December 12/13 - Mission 1:27 Christmas Market 12/14 - Christmas Party Our Student Ministry Team Michael Pleasant Student Pastor Mail Michael has served as our Student Pastor since June 2023. A graduate from Liberty University, Michael studied Church Ministry with a focus in Theology and Apologetics. Michael loves leading students in their walks with Christ, encouraging them to know why they believe what they believe. Gracie Earnest Student Ministry Associate Mail Gracie has worked in ministry for several years, including three years serving in student ministry. She loves building relationships with students as they grow in their faith and is dedicated to helping them dig deeper into God’s Word. Gracie is also passionate about helping students understand how the gospel impacts every aspect of their lives. Small Group Leaders Mail Our group of small group leaders serve weekly to encourage and lead their students. They serve with grace, diligence and fun. Our leaders follow their group from 6th - 12th grade ensuring they build deep and meaningful relationships with their students. All volunteers are 18+ and background checked to ensure a safe environment for our students.

Segue SEGUE is a one-time event that provides newcomers and prospective members—regardless of how long you have been attending MHCC—the opportunity to hear staff and elders articulate the history, beliefs, and core values of the church. SEGUE always takes place after the 11:00 AM service and lunch is provided. Covenant membership is a natural next step for any one who has been attending Mars Hill Community Church. We believe that the disciple of Jesus grows best in an environment of mutual partnership, encouragement, and accountability. If you are interested in taking the next step as a disciple of Jesus, join us for lunch with the pastors. Find the Next Segue

Sermon Discussion Below you'll find the pastor's presentations associated with each sermon along with discussion questions for your Life Group to use in response to each week's sermon. 11/16/25 1 Timothy 2:5-6 "The Middle Man" Pastor Aaron Crawford Before we get into the 3 functions of Christ from this week’s message, what are some other functions or roles that Christ performs that are encouraging to you? Christ acts as our mediator between us and a holy, and righteous God. Talk through why Jesus was so unique in His ability to serve in this capacity. Why is this such an important factor in our spiritual walk? Aaron mentioned that, generally speaking, we have a higher view of ourselves and a lower view of God’s holiness, especially in light of our sin. What did he mean by this? How have you interacted with this way of thinking? Aaron focused on the fact that we are saved BY God and FROM God’s wrath (Romans 5:6-11). How does that make you feel? Have you really wrestled with the reality of God’s wrath on sin before? How encouraging is it to you to know that Christ “lives to make intercession” for you, even in times of our own prayerful negligence? (Hebrews 7:23-25) What’s the difference between Jesus being our intercessor and our advocate? Why is it important to distinctly separate all three of these titles and functions? Presentation 11/9/25 Ruth 2:20, Hebrews 2:6-15 "Divine Conspiracy, pt. 8: Kinsman" Pastor Tom Gray Redeem means to rescue and restore. Have you had any experience where someone in your family was a redeemer for you? Have you had the opportunity to do that for someone in your family? What did you learn in those instances? The terms Father, Husband, Brother and Friends are relational terms used in scripture to describe our relationship with the God-head. Talk through each one of these, what they mean for our walk and what stands out to you about each of them. What is the significance of Jesus being our brother / kinsman? (See Hebrews 2:9-15) What does “being in Gods family” mean to you? What blessings and responsibilities come from this? Presentation 11/2/25 Ruth 2:1 "Divine Conspiracy, pt. 7: Character—Boaz" Pastor Tom Gray How does pursuing Christ reflect on our character development? Where have you seen personal growth in your own life through this? How is reputation different from character? Read 3 John 3-6. What stands out to you in these verses? How do you or how can you make your “job” (in the world or at home) more Christ-centered like Boaz? How is our character developed through following or submitting to the will of God? How does God model generosity to you? Where have you learned or grown in your own generosity to those around you? Character over time = impact. Talk about this and what it could look like within your group, family and personal life Presentation 10/26/25 Ruth 3:11 "Divine Conspiracy, pt. 6: Character—Ruth" Pastor Tom Gray How do you define character? What are the character traits of Christ that we are called to model? How or what can we do to grow in some of these areas? Tom said that God builds through process and pressure. What does this mean and how have you experienced this in your own life? How do we parent towards godly character? What are practical things you are doing or have done to teach and model these things for your children? Why is working hard such an important character trait? Have you seen the downfall of laziness in your life or others around you? What can we learn from that? Presentation 10/19/25 Ruth 2:1-3:5 "Divine Conspiracy, pt. 5: Waiting for the Lord" Pastor Tom Gray What are some things that you or your family have had to wait for the Lord with? What was the outcome of that waiting? How has God provided for you recently? What does it look like to live in a continual attitude of waiting for the Lord? Tom talked about seeking God through prayer but intensely and consistently. Do you find this easy or difficult? Why is this so important to waiting on the Lord? How do we balance “acting” with “waiting”? Where have you acted and God closed a door in the process? What did you learn from that? How has God changed you throughout these experiences of waiting on Him? Presentation 10/12/25 Ruth 1:19-2:20 "Divine Conspiracy, pt. 4" Pastor Tom Gray Reaping and sowing are biblical truths. So is hope. Where have you seen God working or had hope through “bad sowing”? How did Tom define grace? How do grace and faith work together in our relationship with God? We often think of Jesus taking on our sins at the cross. Tom added another layer to it today by saying that Jesus reaped the consequences of our sinful sowing at the cross. Discuss this idea as a group. Does it help you see the cross a little more clearly? Why do you think we focus more on the consequences of our actions, more than being grateful for the mercy and grace we are shown? Discuss this phrase: “Blessings follow obedience.” What does this mean? How do we navigate this truth without falling into the false prosperity gospel teachings? Presentation 10/5/25 "Israel, the Nations, the Assembly of Messiah" David HaLevy Presentation 9/28/25 Ruth 1 "Divine Conspiracy, pt. 3: Terrible Times" Pastor Tom Gray What hard / terrible things are you facing right now? What are you praying that God would do in this situation? Discuss Romans 8:22-23. What are we waiting for? How does this truth help us process the hard times? How have we seen the reaping of what our nation has sown? What can we do to change what is being “planted”? Why is it so easy for us to play “king” in our lives? Why do you think we are so hesitant to repent and return to the Lord in our lives? Presentation 9/14/25 Luke 6:46-49 "Build Your Life on the Rock of God's Word" Pastor Matt Russell What examples have you seen of “personal truths” in the world around you? How do we battle against the temptations to trust ourselves over obeying the Word of God? “The faith that justifies will never be alone." How have you learned to balance the faith and works aspect of our faith? Jesus tells a parable that explains that obedience to Him and His words are the foundation that we stand on when storms arise (v. 47-49). How have you experienced this in your life? How did Gods word sustain you through those times? How do we apply these verses to the themes of “water as judgment”? Presentation 9/7/25 Ruth 1:1-5, 4:13-22 "Divine Conspiracy, pt. 1: In the days when..." Pastor Tom Gray Ruth takes place during the time of the Judges. What do you know of that period and how does that shape how we will read Ruth? (Read the very last verse of Judges for help if needed.) The book of Ruth starts with death and ends with life. Where else do we see this in Scripture? Where have you experienced God taking dark moments of your life and then transforming them to hopeful situations? Tom spent some time talking about governance and pointing out that Ruth is looking ahead to Jesus who is the ultimate Ruler. Why is this important to keep in mind as we begin this study of Ruth? Tom gave a biblical hierarchy of authority and governance: God -> Individual -> Family -> Church -> Nation. Discuss this as a group. What stands out about the order? How can each group thrive by looking to God? Presentation

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Meet The Team Mars Hill Community Church is guided by our Staff, guarded by our Elders and gifted by our Congregation. What this means in practicality is that our staff is responsible for communicating vision within their areas of responsibility, developing ministry plans to support that vision and managing the ongoing tasks within their roles. Our Elders have four primary areas of responsibility: guarding our vision and doctrine, financial oversight, church discipline and pastor accountability. Leadership at Mars Hill is not exclusive to the staff and elders. Our congregation is made up of a wide variety of men, women and students who lead and serve along with the staff and elders to make up the Body of Christ, which is the church. Our Staff TOM GRAY Senior Pastor Mail KIRK PRATT Executive Pastor Mail MATT RUSSELL Missions & Ministries Pastor Mail Adult Ministry AARON CRAWFORD Groups Pastor Mail Mail JIM BURT Vintage Pastor Mail CONNIE JENNINGS Women's Ministry Director Student Ministry MICHAEL PLEASANT Student Pastor Mail GRACIE EARNEST Student Ministry Associate Mail Children's Ministry DANIELLE HOLBROOK Elementary Director Mail Mail KATHLEEN PRATT Preschool Director MEGAN CASKEY Children's Ministry Creative Manager Mail Worship Ministry CHRIS MARTIN Worship Pastor Mail ETHAN BERGQUIST Worship Leader Mail TORRE STANFILL Worship Leader Mail Administrative Ministry JESSICA LESTER Executive Administrator Mail CAMERON McALLISTER Communications Director Mail Our Elders Please contact our entire elder team by emailing mhccelders@marshillcc.com Ken Cantrell Ryan Caskey Doug Dyson Tom Gray Kent Lilley Mike Miller Brett Pratt Kirk Pratt Matt Russell Nolan Ware Phil Weinmeister

Semillas de Vida EXALTING THE NAME OF THE LORD JESUS CHRIST THROUGH THE TEACHING OF BIBLICAL TRUTH Semillas de Vida is a church plant located in the north central region of Costa Rica that is devoted to growing a healthy body of believers into a congregation of disciples who make disciples. This is accomplished by faithful, expository preaching and intentional small group studies to assure that each member can articulate the gospel clearly and understands their role as a part of the body which includes a calling to obedient participation in the expansion of the kingdom of God. Semillas de Vida has ministries operating five days a week and is building a library of Biblically sound, theologically and spiritually helpful resources for their congregation to be able to check books out from. Donate Website Contact Costa Rica Mission Trip - June 2025: Update #5 We kicked things off with breakfast and a devotional from Caden, who focused on the story of Rahab and how the lessons from her life can... Caleb Pratt Jun 13 2 min read Costa Rica Mission Trip - June 2025: Update #4 We started off the day with a devotional led by Alec right after breakfast. It was a good moment to regroup as a team and take stock of... Caleb Pratt Jun 12 2 min read Costa Rica Mission Trip - June 2025: Update #3 We kicked off the morning with another Costa Rican staple: gallo pinto, along with the usual eggs, toast, coffee, and juice. Mark... Caleb Pratt Jun 11 2 min read Costa Rica Mission Trip - June 2025: Update #2 We started the morning with breakfast at the hotel. Most of us had some mix of eggs, toast, and gallo pinto, along with local coffee and... Caleb Pratt Jun 10 2 min read Costa Rica Mission Trip - June 2025: Update #1 We kicked off the trip early with a 7:00 AM meetup at the Atlanta airport. After checking bags and getting through security, the team... Caleb Pratt Jun 9 1 min read

"Jesus said, 'Let the little children come to me...'" Matthew 19:14 Large Groups Mars Hill Kids has three large group environments; preschool, elementary (K-3) and Club 45 (4-5). Each week, large group leaders teach biblical truths through music, Bible teaching and creative media. We use a mix of live teaching and dynamic video elements to teach the Bible with age appropriate concepts that the children can apply. Small Groups Every Sunday, your child will attend the same small group classroom. This is a great way for the children to establish friendships and build relationships. Here, the topic for the week is introduced through age-appropriate activities. After the Large Group experience, they return to the classroom and are taught how to apply the weekly lesson to their lives. Curriculum Our mission is to partner with you as you bring up your children in the discipline and instruction of the Lord (Ephesians. 6:4). The Gospel Project consists of weekly lessons that help all ages dive deep into the big story of the Bible—God’s plan to rescue His people through His Son, Jesus Christ. Kathleen Pratt Preschool Director Mail Danielle Holbrook Elementary Director Mail PARENT RESOURCES We recognize that you as the parents are the primary disciplers of your children. To partner with you in that lifelong commitment, below you'll find some resources that we feel are helpful. Discipleship for Kids Raising Emotionally Healthy Kids Screen Kids Navigating Our Digital World Questions? If you are interested in serving in children's ministry, or have questions for our children's ministry directors, fill out the contact form! If it's your first time at Mars Hill Community Church, please check-in at the Children's Ministry desk. We will be happy to assist you with the short registration process and help you and your child find their classroom. Or, if you would like to save time on your upcoming visit, you can pre-register your child by clicking below. When you arrive on Sunday you will just have to provide your last name, and you're all set! Pre-Register Your Child First Name Last Name Email Message Send Thanks for submitting!