We will be resuming our "Following Jesus Through Luke" study using the New Living Translation Bible. The conference call phone number is 605-475-4795, and the code is 313049#. If you have any questions or would like to join, please contact Cheryl Robarge at 703-339-8359 (home) or 703-258-2788 (cell).
This group is open to both beginning and experienced ringers in Grades 4-6. No previous ringing experience is required, but children need to know how to read music. This group also performs regularly during the worship service.
For 9th - 12th graders. Join us for Food and discussion each Tuesday evening to discover your dreams and make them a reality. We will go on a journey that will help us to understand that God has a plan for our lives and to break through the barriers that are holding us back.
Women's group. If you would like to join contact Tina Nojek. Currently an Online group.
Remember & Recommit is a ten-session class focusing on the major campaigns and leaders of the modern Civil Rights Movement (1954-1968). The witness and faith-based principles of the Civil Rights Movement provide guidance and hope for continuing the struggle for racial justice today. Each 90 minute session includes a large group presentation and facilitated small group conversation. Because the material covered in the class is in chronological order and builds on the previous session, participants are strongly encouraged to attend all class sessions. WHY Racism is a sin at the heart of our nation’s history for 400 years. It has taken many forms (individually and
3 drive-thru stations: a communion table, Christ praying in Garden, preparation for crucifixion Communion will be available.
All 7th and 8th graders are invited to participate in a weekly, nine-month exploration of what it means to affirm our Christian beliefs. For more information please contact Brenda Nau at nau.brenda@gmail.com. 9th - 12th graders interested in participating in confirmation class please contact Martin Mitchell at mtm7@georgetown.edu. In Case of rain, class will be held in the Youth Center.
We will be resuming our "Following Jesus Through Luke" study using the New Living Translation Bible. The conference call phone number is 605-475-4795, and the code is 313049#. If you have any questions or would like to join, please contact Cheryl Robarge at 703-339-8359 (home) or 703-258-2788 (cell).
This group is open to both beginning and experienced ringers in Grades 4-6. No previous ringing experience is required, but children need to know how to read music. This group also performs regularly during the worship service.
This group is for beginning to intermediate adult ringers. They play in the worship service every 8-10 weeks and perform outreach concerts in the local community. New/inexperienced ringers are welcome – come give handbells a try!
For 9th - 12th graders. Join us for Food and discussion each Tuesday evening to discover your dreams and make them a reality. We will go on a journey that will help us to understand that God has a plan for our lives and to break through the barriers that are holding us back.
Women's group. If you would like to join contact Tina Nojek. Currently an Online group.
Remember & Recommit is a ten-session class focusing on the major campaigns and leaders of the modern Civil Rights Movement (1954-1968). The witness and faith-based principles of the Civil Rights Movement provide guidance and hope for continuing the struggle for racial justice today. Each 90 minute session includes a large group presentation and facilitated small group conversation. Because the material covered in the class is in chronological order and builds on the previous session, participants are strongly encouraged to attend all class sessions. WHY Racism is a sin at the heart of our nation’s history for 400 years. It has taken many forms (individually and
All 7th and 8th graders are invited to participate in a weekly, nine-month exploration of what it means to affirm our Christian beliefs. For more information please contact Brenda Nau at nau.brenda@gmail.com. 9th - 12th graders interested in participating in confirmation class please contact Martin Mitchell at mtm7@georgetown.edu. In Case of rain, class will be held in the Youth Center.
For Ringers Grades 7-12. This group of intermediate/advanced youth ringers performs in church every 6-8 weeks and participates in a youth handbell festival each February. New ringers are always welcome, but music reading skills are required.
This group consists of intermediate/advanced adult ringers and performs in church every 6-8 weeks.
We will be resuming our "Following Jesus Through Luke" study using the New Living Translation Bible. The conference call phone number is 605-475-4795, and the code is 313049#. If you have any questions or would like to join, please contact Cheryl Robarge at 703-339-8359 (home) or 703-258-2788 (cell).
This group is open to both beginning and experienced ringers in Grades 4-6. No previous ringing experience is required, but children need to know how to read music. This group also performs regularly during the worship service.
This group is for beginning to intermediate adult ringers. They play in the worship service every 8-10 weeks and perform outreach concerts in the local community. New/inexperienced ringers are welcome – come give handbells a try!
For 9th - 12th graders. Join us for Food and discussion each Tuesday evening to discover your dreams and make them a reality. We will go on a journey that will help us to understand that God has a plan for our lives and to break through the barriers that are holding us back.
To view the online service, click here https://messiahumc.org/celebration-of-life/
Women's group. If you would like to join contact Tina Nojek. Currently an Online group.
Remember & Recommit is a ten-session class focusing on the major campaigns and leaders of the modern Civil Rights Movement (1954-1968). The witness and faith-based principles of the Civil Rights Movement provide guidance and hope for continuing the struggle for racial justice today. Each 90 minute session includes a large group presentation and facilitated small group conversation. Because the material covered in the class is in chronological order and builds on the previous session, participants are strongly encouraged to attend all class sessions. WHY Racism is a sin at the heart of our nation’s history for 400 years. It has taken many forms (individually and
All 7th and 8th graders are invited to participate in a weekly, nine-month exploration of what it means to affirm our Christian beliefs. For more information please contact Brenda Nau at nau.brenda@gmail.com. 9th - 12th graders interested in participating in confirmation class please contact Martin Mitchell at mtm7@georgetown.edu. In Case of rain, class will be held in the Youth Center.
For Ringers Grades 7-12. This group of intermediate/advanced youth ringers performs in church every 6-8 weeks and participates in a youth handbell festival each February. New ringers are always welcome, but music reading skills are required.
This group consists of intermediate/advanced adult ringers and performs in church every 6-8 weeks.
We will be resuming our "Following Jesus Through Luke" study using the New Living Translation Bible. The conference call phone number is 605-475-4795, and the code is 313049#. If you have any questions or would like to join, please contact Cheryl Robarge at 703-339-8359 (home) or 703-258-2788 (cell).
This group is open to both beginning and experienced ringers in Grades 4-6. No previous ringing experience is required, but children need to know how to read music. This group also performs regularly during the worship service.
This group is for beginning to intermediate adult ringers. They play in the worship service every 8-10 weeks and perform outreach concerts in the local community. New/inexperienced ringers are welcome – come give handbells a try!
For 9th - 12th graders. Join us for Food and discussion each Tuesday evening to discover your dreams and make them a reality. We will go on a journey that will help us to understand that God has a plan for our lives and to break through the barriers that are holding us back.
Women's group. If you would like to join contact Tina Nojek. Currently an Online group.
Remember & Recommit is a ten-session class focusing on the major campaigns and leaders of the modern Civil Rights Movement (1954-1968). The witness and faith-based principles of the Civil Rights Movement provide guidance and hope for continuing the struggle for racial justice today. Each 90 minute session includes a large group presentation and facilitated small group conversation. Because the material covered in the class is in chronological order and builds on the previous session, participants are strongly encouraged to attend all class sessions. WHY Racism is a sin at the heart of our nation’s history for 400 years. It has taken many forms (individually and
All 7th and 8th graders are invited to participate in a weekly, nine-month exploration of what it means to affirm our Christian beliefs. For more information please contact Brenda Nau at nau.brenda@gmail.com. 9th - 12th graders interested in participating in confirmation class please contact Martin Mitchell at mtm7@georgetown.edu. In Case of rain, class will be held in the Youth Center.
For Ringers Grades 7-12. This group of intermediate/advanced youth ringers performs in church every 6-8 weeks and participates in a youth handbell festival each February. New ringers are always welcome, but music reading skills are required.
This group consists of intermediate/advanced adult ringers and performs in church every 6-8 weeks.
We will be resuming our "Following Jesus Through Luke" study using the New Living Translation Bible. The conference call phone number is 605-475-4795, and the code is 313049#. If you have any questions or would like to join, please contact Cheryl Robarge at 703-339-8359 (home) or 703-258-2788 (cell).
This group is open to both beginning and experienced ringers in Grades 4-6. No previous ringing experience is required, but children need to know how to read music. This group also performs regularly during the worship service.
This group is for beginning to intermediate adult ringers. They play in the worship service every 8-10 weeks and perform outreach concerts in the local community. New/inexperienced ringers are welcome – come give handbells a try!
For 9th - 12th graders. Join us for Food and discussion each Tuesday evening to discover your dreams and make them a reality. We will go on a journey that will help us to understand that God has a plan for our lives and to break through the barriers that are holding us back.
Women's group. If you would like to join contact Tina Nojek. Currently an Online group.
Remember & Recommit is a ten-session class focusing on the major campaigns and leaders of the modern Civil Rights Movement (1954-1968). The witness and faith-based principles of the Civil Rights Movement provide guidance and hope for continuing the struggle for racial justice today. Each 90 minute session includes a large group presentation and facilitated small group conversation. Because the material covered in the class is in chronological order and builds on the previous session, participants are strongly encouraged to attend all class sessions. WHY Racism is a sin at the heart of our nation’s history for 400 years. It has taken many forms (individually and
All 7th and 8th graders are invited to participate in a weekly, nine-month exploration of what it means to affirm our Christian beliefs. For more information please contact Brenda Nau at nau.brenda@gmail.com. 9th - 12th graders interested in participating in confirmation class please contact Martin Mitchell at mtm7@georgetown.edu. In Case of rain, class will be held in the Youth Center.
For Ringers Grades 7-12. This group of intermediate/advanced youth ringers performs in church every 6-8 weeks and participates in a youth handbell festival each February. New ringers are always welcome, but music reading skills are required.
This group consists of intermediate/advanced adult ringers and performs in church every 6-8 weeks.
