90 South Main, Dry Ridge, Kentucky 41035, United States
Knowing Jesus, and making Him known
Our mission focus for 2021:
Leading the broken in our community
to God's perfect design
through the Gospel of Jesus
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Sunday Morning Worship 10:30
Sunday Evening Discipleship 6:00
Monday Life Group (Crittenden) 6:30-8:00
Wednesday Prayer Meeting 6:00
Thursday Life Group (Dry Ridge) 6:30-8:00
We are located beside Domino's Pizza behind the car wash. We love having visitors and will make you feel welcome.
Our Beliefs
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We believe that Jesus is the way, the truth, and the life. He gave his life so that we can be reconciled to God. Through the Holy Spirit, the believer is called to be a light to the world until the day of Jesus' return.
Our Pastor
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Our Pastor
Josh Hildebrand earned the Master of Divinity from Southern Baptist Theological Seminary in Louisville, KY. He has pastored several churches and was led to plant Mercy Ridge in 2015. Mercy Ridge Community Church is sponsored by Florence Baptist Mt. Zion.
Josh is available by email at:
Our Core Values
Christ Centered
We seek to honor the Lord Jesus with everything that we say or do.
People Focused
We are here for the purpose of ministering to people and declaring the hope that we have in Jesus.
Biblically Grounded
We believe in the inerrancy of scripture and look to it as our sole source of doctrine.
Generosity Committed
The Lord has blessed us greatly and we desire to be a blessing to others.
Kingdom Oriented
Everything belongs to the Lord and we are here for the purpose of glorifying Him and expanding the Kingdom.
Intentionally Discipled
We believe that disciples are made, via teaching, mentorship, and actively participating in ministry.
Sunday Evenings: Starting November 29th at 6:00
The Gospel of Mark
Sunday evenings at Mercy Ridge are for exposition of the Gospels and Epistles. We will launch with a verse by verse teaching of the Gospel of Mark as we learn about Mark's presentation of Jesus to the Romans. This study will draw from the outstanding work of Peter Bolt and his book, The Cross from a Distance, as part of the New Studies in Biblical Theology series edited by D.A. Carson.