Matthew 17:20
Faith that can move Mountains
Service Times
Sunday Morning:
We meet every Sunday morning from 10:30 to about 12:00 and you are welcome to join with us. Our building is located at 404 W Superior St, Duluth, MN. If you aren’t able to meet with us in person, you can check out one of our services through Our Facebook Page.
Tuesday Night :
Our Tuesday night Meal and Bible Study starts at 6:00pm with a meal, followed by a time of Worship, and a Bible study.
Our Vision
Mustard Tree Baptist Church was initially launched and graciously funded by Mississippi Baptists (Pontotoc County Baptist Association) to plant a Southern Baptist church in downtown Duluth and is now a ministry of the Northwoods Baptist Association.
Our vision is to:
1) Glorify God: in obedience and worship.
2) Go: with the love of Christ and in the power of the Holy Spirit.
3) Grow: in faith, knowledge, and the fruit of the Spirit.
If you’re interested in becoming a part of Mustard Tree Baptist Church or if you just have questions we’d love to hear from you.
Two-Year Bible Reading Plan
We’re following a two-year Bible reading plan that includes a passage from the Old Testament, New Testament, and the Gospels every day.
The advantages of following this Bible reading plan together include:
Reading the entire Bible in a logical manner over the course of two years
Slower pace allows more time for daily reflection on God’s Word
Able to encourage each other to stick with the plan
Improved spiritual conversations amongst those following the plan
Follow this link to the source of the Bible reading plan we use on Pinelake Church’s website.
Meet the Pastor
Pastor Tim Bruno and his wife, Jill, are graciously filling in while the Northwoods Baptist Association seeks our next pastor!
The Stanley Center | 404 West Superior Street, Duluth, Minnesota 55802 (directly under the skywalk).
Parking is available behind the building on the parking ramp off Michigan street with Skywalk access.
The 2000 Baptist Faith and Message best describes what we believe. Click the button to go to the Southern Baptist website to read the articles.
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