MINISTRIES AT WCBC
SUNDAY SCHOOL
Our Sunday School services utilize the master teacher plan.
We have a desire to involve each person in the class but only to the point they are comfortable with.
We have Sunday School classes for all ages featuring qualified, experienced teachers. Classes for children include choruses, skits and attention-getting learning activities.
NURSERY
The primary Nursery is for Newborn babies up to 18 months old. They are gladly received at a check-in station. The parent will complete registration information about your baby before leaving your child. This let’s us know what to expect and the needs of your baby during their stay. You will be assigned a pager with a number that coordinates with your baby’s registration information and be notified if your baby gets sick or distressed during their time in the Nursery. We have staffed our nursery with church members adequately for every service to accommodate the needs of the children. Children will be changed and given bottle or cup as appropriately needed. The nursery is furnished with washer, dryer, refrigerator, beds, swings, walkers and plenty of toys to entertain children while you are in class or worship services.
The Toddler Nursery is for children 18 months to 3 years old. See more >
The Pre-Primary Class is for 3 -4 year olds. See more >
K-1ST GRADERS
2ND AND 3RD GRADERS
CROSS TRAINERS
4th thru 6th Grade
Teacher: John and Jennifer Roberson
YOUTH GROUP
7th thru 12th Grade. See more >
YACS(YOUNG ADULT CLASS)
High School Graduates thru 20-somethings
Teacher: Chris and Melanie Jaquess
YOUNG MARRIEDS
Newly-weds and couples with young children
Teacher: Pastor Moody
THEOLOGICAL STUDIES CLASS
Taught by Pastor Moody and Associate Pastor Rick Jaquess
CHILDREN’S CHURCH
JUNIOR CHURCH
PATCH CLUB
PEEWEES
Mrs. Melissa Baker and Mrs. Kim Weisbrod lead the Sunday evening class time called Pee-Wee Club.
WISE GUYS
Mrs. Miriam Caplinger teaches this Wednesday evening class for 1st thru 6th grade.
LITTLE GUYS
Mrs. Joy Sparkman and Mrs. Rachael Caplinger lead the Wednesday evening class.
BUS MINISTRY
For information about the bus ministry or any aspect of our church ministry feel free to call Pastor Moody at 417-883-2468. See more >
NURSING HOME MINISTRY
On the first Sunday of every month Wilson Creek Baptist Church holds services at Christian Health Care in Republic during the afternoon.
The ladies of the church also conduct a Bible study for them on the first Wednesday of every month at 10am.See more >
SUMMER YOUTH CAMPS
Wilson Creek has been taking their teens (7th grade and up) to Silver State Baptist Youth Camp since 1987. Through that ministry the church has seen countless lived affected and changed.
TURNING POINT PRISON MINISTRY
This ministry is focused on those who have been incarcerated. We are presently preaching and teaching in five state prisons and one federal prison. Teams of men and women go into confinement facilities and preach the word of God to those who are behind bars. Our goal is to preach the gospel as it is found in the Holy Bible. It is through the preaching of the word of God and the work of the Holy Spirit that men and women are turned in repentance to receive the Lord Jesus Christ to be their Saviour. We also focus on teaching the word of God to those who are saved. We are confident that the word of God is powerful and the Holy Spirit will make personal application to help converts grow in grace, and in the knowledge of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ. Absolutely nothing or no one counsels better or meets the needs of an individual more personally than the preaching of the Holy Bible. We are thankful to God who counted us faithful and put us into this ministry.
NEW TESTAMENT CHURCH PLANTING
NTCP was founded by Dr. Bob Perryman in 1990. As a veteran pastor and former Baptist Bible Fellowship President, Dr. Perryman recognized a great need among newly planted churches in the US. They were young and unable to establish credit and borrow to build and expand the church property. Often these young churches couldn’t afford to borrow money anyway. This inability to expand church facilities often hampered growth. When Dr. Perryman retired from pastoring, he started NTCP to meet that need.