We have opened our doors to aid others in a variety of different ways. We remain active in diverse outreach ministries to the local community and continue to invite people to "Come and See" (John 1:39-41).

Several improvements in memory of deceased members have been completed over the years: the building of an outdoor shelter which we use for Outdoor Worship in the summer months and the purchase of a church van. A new garden was put in on the north side of the building called Marvin's Garden. Canvas awnings were installed over both doors; a new tin roof in a festive blue color. Over the years new seasonal sanctuary banners have been added, as well as new lectionary Bibles, vases and candlesticks. Major reconstructive work was needed and in 2008, the west window was replaced, and the wood changed to brick. The east side of the church was also bricked, and a new cross was installed as well as additional outdoor lighting and much needed new lighting system in the Sanctuary. The two restrooms were completely remodeled and made handicap accessible. A ramp was installed on the south side of the Burley House to allow easier access into that building. The altar elevation was also brought down one level, new paint applied, new carpeting installed, and the pews were refurbished with wheelchair accessibility in a few areas. A few years ago, the youth lounge was remodeled, and a new fire escape was added. The pastor's office was remodeled after a small, contained electrical fire, with new bookshelves being added. A Vicar's office was also added for the interns, and the house owned by Messiah on Henrietta Avenue in Moundsville was turned into a vicarage for the seminary interns. The vicar’s office has now become an office for our second pastor, and the vicarage and parsonage. The Sanctuary now also has a new sound system and musical keyboards.