Whether you’re a long-time member or new to our community, we invite you to plan a visit and experience the warmth and love within our walls. Join us for worship, explore our vibrant youth and kids programs, and discover the next steps on your spiritual journey.
Mission Vision Purpose
Our Leadership Team
F.A.Q.
Our Mission & Vision
Our vision and mission is to help connect people to faith
At Martintown Community Church, we believe in the power of connection. Our mission is to bridge the gap between church and home, creating an inclusive and welcoming space for all.
Mission & Purpose
The mission of the Martintown Community Church is simply the Great Commission given by Our Saviour Jesus Christ. It is the clear, unambiguous statement of Jesus to the church’s mission to the world. Our task as the gathered body of Christ is to make disciples, by bearing witness to Jesus Christ the Son in the power of the Holy Spirit to glory of God the Father.
Who We Are
Our Team & Leadership
Meet the passionate and talented team at Martintown Community Church. Led by our dedicated Pastor, Kevin Cernek, our team is committed to connecting church and home. From our Elders to our incredible volunteers, each member brings their unique skills and expertise to create a welcoming and inclusive space for all. With a belief in unity, liberty, love, salvation, and eternity, our mission is to make disciples and bear witness to Jesus Christ. Join us on this extraordinary journey of faith and connection.
Our Pastor: Kevin Cernek
With a rich background in ministry of over 30 years, Pastor Kevin is an integral part of Martintown Community Church. His unwavering commitment to connecting church and home has created a welcoming and Christ centered space for all.
Pastor Kevin leads with a strong belief in the ultimate truth spoken directly through the Word of God, unadulterated and true throughout the ages. That only through our acceptance and relationship with God’s only Son Jesus Christ, may we be washed of our sins and truely worthy of God’s wonderful Grace upon us and eternal life in Heaven with our awesome Creator. Together, we strive to make disciples and bear witness to Jesus Christ, embarking on an extraordinary journey of faith and connection.
Standing along-side Kevin is his beautiful and wonderful wife Cindy who’s great-great-great grandfather was Nathaniel Martin. Nathaniel Martin not only founded the town that bears his name, but built the church that MCC still meets in today! Read more about the history of Martintown below.
Jeremy Spencer
Elder
Bill Kuhlemeier
Elder
Don Visel
Elder
Ken Foltz
Elder
Randy Kint
In Memorial
History of Martintown
(Village of)
In 1849, Edward S HANCHETT obtained a right of Cyrus WOODMAN, to improve a water power on the Pecatonica river, at the point were Martin is now located. In the spring of 1850, Nathaniel MARTIN came and joined Mr. HANCHETT in the enterprise.
Nathaniel MARTIN, of the village of Martin, in the town of Cadiz, was born in West Virginia, in 1816. He was married to Hannah STRADER, daughter of Jacob STRADER, an early settler in Stephenson Co., Ill. In 1868. Mr. MARTIN laid out the village, having it surveyed.
J. W. MITCHELL kept the first store in the village after it was platted.
The postoffice at Martin was established in 1865. The first postmaster was William HODGES, who was succeeded by Mrs. Mary Ann TYLER. She was succeeded by W. W. WRIGHT.
Extracted from the “History of Green County, Wisconsin” published by Union Publishing Company, Springfield, Ill. 1884; page 750-751
Green County Genealogical Society Inc.
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Flood 1969 looking west & east from the bridge
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Frequently Asked Questions
Are children allowed in service?
Absolultely! We ask that you use your discresion of course. It is common that most parents have their children stay with them during our worship services, as well as our Bible studies, Prayer sessions and all other events. We do of course offer both the Fellowship Hall and a Cry Room downstairs as places to continue to view the service if childern need to step with a parent for a break.
Can the service be seen when we are out of town?
Both Sunday morning services are livestreamed to Facebook, where they can be watched live or viewed at a later time. In addition, you can view the livestream on this site
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Can anyone take Communion/Lord’s Supper?
There are no manditory class or age requirements to partake in Communion/Lord’s Supper. We do however believe that doing so is a serious matter, not to be taken lightly or without thought. If you have questions about this or anything else, please feel free to reach out to Pastor Kevin Cernek or an Elder.
Is there a way to participate in the Thursday Bible Study remotely?
Although we encourage everyone who can to be there for the important fellowship which strengthens our bonds to one another and encourages growth, we understand not everyone can be there. So we do provide anyone who needs it, the ability to join via Zoom. Please feel free to reach out to Pastor Kevin Cernek in advance, so that he can email the lesson outline and a Zoom link to join.