The primary purpose of the Care Ministry Team is to minister to our college students and military personnel by providing encouraging letters and gifts that will meet their spiritual, mental and physical needs. For more information, please call (336) 373-4205.

Cell Groups

Cell groups aren't simply another name for a Bible study, fellowship group or Sunday school class. They are a group of believers who have banded together for a season in life to reach the lost, minister to the hurting and each other, and discover their leadership potential. Sure, cell groups study the Word, but they do so in order to live out what they read and use it effectively to penetrate a dark world with the light of Jesus Christ . . . which is quite different from studying a passage each week for general knowledge. Cell groups also have lots of fun together . . . but this fellowship is specialized in that it usually exposes unbelievers to a group of fun, Jesus-loving people. In other words, cell groups even use fellowship as an evangelistic tool!

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College and Young Adults

This ministry thrives on building interactive relationships with young adults ages 18-26 that are recent high school graduates who have since entered the workforce or are engaged in undergraduate and postgraduate studies program. Periodically, special events (like cookouts, lock-ins, retreats, special guest speakers and musical artists) are featured. For more information please call (336) 373-4226.

906 Bible Study

906 is a Bible Study held every Wednesday at 9:06 p.m. Based on Acts 9:6, this Bible Study is designed to give direction and insight about the Lord for life in the corporate setting. It is here, that biblical truths and victory for living in a real world with real problems is received as the message of Jesus Christ is shared and that is a real answer.

180 Worship Service

180 is a worship service that will be held starting in September, every 3rd Sunday from 9:30 a.m. until 10:50 a.m. in the Chapel. It is designed for young adults, run by young adults, and geared to reach young adults. Its make-up will differ from our normal Sunday morning worship environment with one that caters specifically to the needs of young adults. The uniqueness of 180 is it is one service for 80 minutes where through Christ; you can turn your life around. (College Sundays are 4th Sundays @ 11:00 a.m. service in the Sanctuary.)

R.E.A.L. Christian Ministry

R.E.A.L. is an acronym for Radically Exalting an Awesome Lord. Meetings are held on local college campuses including NCA&T SU, UNCG and affiliates on the campuses of GTCC and Bennett College, Ambassadors for Christ and Student Christian Fellowship

Continuing Education

The Continuing Education Ministry (CEM) expands the selection of academic resources offered by Mount Zion Baptist Church. Seven or more one-hour classes are available during each quarter (Saturdays starting at 8:00 a.m. & 2:00 p.m. and Sundays at 9:30 a.m.) for any one who is seeking to further their academic skills. CEM is designed to impart knowledge that Christian principles can be used in employment and instructional setting. The overall goal is to build self-confidence within the current environment. For more information, please call (336) 373-4205.

Library

The Library provides a host of biblical resources for the church and the local community. Stocked with more than 6,000 books, audio and videotapes, plus a computer lab, a valuable resource for Mount Zion members and the community. Please note that volunteers manage the library, therefore the hours of operation may vary. For more information please call (336) 373-4257.

School of Discipleship

The School of Discipleship was created to address the academic needs of our congregation each Sunday morning from 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. Thirty classes divided into five specific tracks are available for adults and youth. Each track is taught over a twelve-week period concluding with a certificate of completion (depending on class requirements). All classes are held on the second floor educational wing of the church. For more information, please call (336) 373-4205.

Crown Small Group Study

The Crown Small Group Study, a division of School of Discipleship, is a 10-week, in-depth study of what scripture teaches about money and possessions. Graduates have confirmed that marriages are being strengthened and individuals are finding their way out of debt. They are also becoming consistent savers, generous givers, and prudent consumers. Most importantly, people are entering into a closer relationship with Jesus Christ as they learn to apply His Word. Groups meet for 2 hours every week and include scripture memorization and interactive discussions.

Students must register one month prior to participating because there is homework prior to the first class meeting and materials have to be ordered. Cost is $45.00 and should be made payable to Mount Zion Baptist Church. Sessions are offered in January, April and October. Classes are held:

Thursdays          7:00 pm - 9:00 pm
Saturdays           9:00 am - 11:00 am
Sundays             8:30 am - 10:30 am

Click link to learn more about Crown Ministries. www.crown.org

Disciple Study Group

A Disciple Study Group, a division of School of Discipleship, is composed of up to twelve students and one leader. The 32-34 week study sessions are structured and intensive in nature. The weekly meetings are 2 ½ hours long and participants are required to read and study 30-minute lessons daily. Daily Bible reading and journaling are an important part of the study. At the weekly meetings questions are explored that are designed to stimulate group discussion. The primary goal of the study is TRANSFORMATION not just INFORMATION. Each student is afforded the opportunity to understand what their service to God should be and to pursue that service through various ministry opportunities available at Mount Zion. In addition, the material covered can be used to confirm what you know and provide confidence to an individual sharing the Gospel with others.

Weekly meeting format:

For more information call (336) 273-7930 and ask for information about the Disciple Bible Study.

SingleVision

The Singles Ministry provides a “dynamic Christ-centered outlet” for adults (18 years and up) who are committed to searching for their true purpose. The Vision is to equip and empower single adults to become complete in every area of life through a relationship with Jesus Christ. Singles Ministry consists of many different facets, which include:

S.O.S. stands for singles opportunity for service. This is an extension of Singles Ministry where we go into the community and do different forms of outreach. A few times a year we get together and do cancer walks for cancer victims, Greensboro Urban Ministry feeding the homeless, or Habitat for Humanity, as well as other community service projects. S.O.S. is not limited to single adults; it is open to all who care to be a part in reaching out to those reaching up. For more information, please call (336) 373-4226.

Volunteer

The Volunteer Ministry's purpose is to have each believer worship God with service, to have every Christian making their contribution by serving in a meaningful place of service, to have individual members of the body of Christ honor and serve. For more information, please call (336) 373-4205.