Something profound happens when we study, ask questions, serve and wonder aloud with others. There's more insight, wisdom, experience around the circle then we usually have in our individual life. When we connect with each other on a deeper level, the growth and life change that results is powerful. We serve our community together. We care for each other.
Check out some of these groups below if the day, time or topic catch your interest. Contact Kate if you're not sure where to start!
Check out some of these groups below if the day, time or topic catch your interest. Contact Kate if you're not sure where to start!
adult groupsSunday Morning Group Meets Sundays from 9:45-10:45 am at church. Contact Jim. Young Adults If a person who has graduated high school and younger than 40 to have a safe place to navigate the challenges of becoming themselves this group is for you. This group is about questions not answers. This group strives to meet weekly but will take breaks as the group requested. This group typically takes the summer off. This group runs 3 to 14 people. This group has no child care option currently offered please let us know if you would like that. An ideal member of this group has lots of questions. This group flows between worship service fellowship and study as the participants lead the Dynamics of each group to reflect the need of its participants that week. This group meets in various locations both at the church and occasionally at local Marysville businesses. Meets Sundays at 7:00 pm at the church. Designed for high school graduates and up. Contact Tanya. Monday Groups Meets Mondays at 6:30 pm at the church for Bible study, sharing & accountability. This is a great way to meet new people and ask questions you've always wanted to ask. Contact Lisa. Sisters Group Who: If you are a woman at the Marysville United Methodist Church who is looking for a comfortable place to explore the Bible among new friends then you will love Sisters! What: This is a a study group who fellowships Except for the Tuesday if you and w. We take Summers off. We have about 12 to 18 participants. If you are high school or older you may enjoy this group where we have Community Learning for those who want to listen to academic or ideas or contribute to academic ideas while growing in Friendship Center in God's word. When: Sisters Meets every Tuesday at 9 a.m. through 11 a.m. Where: At Church in room 143 And know what else: We also make it a point to sponsor other Mission groups within the church by taking up special offerings and blessing other ministries within our church. Want to know more? Contact: Contact Vickie Evenson United Methodist Women Meet the first Tuesday of the month for a program with lunch to follow. 10:15am to noon. Contact Joan Ricketts at 425-971-2432. Seekers Women's Group Meets 2nd & 4th Wednesdays from 1:00-2:30pm in the church library. Studying "Journey Through the Bible: Job - Song of Solomon." Contact Coralie at 360-659-6969. M&M's Women's Group Meets Wednesdays from 6:30-8:00 pm at church. Studying "Having a Mary Heart in a Martha World" by Joanna Weaver. Contact Sarah or Nancy. Thursday AM Bible Study Who: If you are a person at the Marysville United Church who needs growth in academic biblical understanding and intellectual conversation with solid curriculum where we learn from one another then Thursday morning Bible study is the place for you! What: This is a Bible study and fellowship group. When: We meet every Thursday (sept-may) from 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. for a full two hours of deep biblical conversation and application! This class welcomes all people arriving at any point in their spiritual journey. However you may be most comfortable if you would consider yourself an intermediate Bible learner who is already familiar with some of the basic stories. We join with a potluck style light breakfast and sharing prayers and other life needs. Where: Room #143 at the church And know what else: We also occasionally sponsor Mission projects from within our Bible study. Want to know more? Contact: Contact Paula. Lunch and Fun for Seniors (LAFFS) Join other seniors for outings, meals and connection. Contact Linda. HOPE (Helping Other People Everywhere) Shirley isaacson's phone number 360-658-1983 home phone is how she prefers to be contacted or by email. The number one goal of this group is fellowship. If a person needs support and taking the next step as a survivor of the death of a loved one they should join hope group. This group meets once a month on the 3rd Thursday at 12 p.m. In a member's home. The meetings are typically potlucks. This group meets you're around. There are approximately 8 members in the group. This group is ideal for anybody at any stage of grief who is 15 or older. Grief never goes away but it gets softer. Meets 3rd Thursdays from 12:00-2:00 pm at rotating locations. A group for widowers. Contact Nancy. Chancel Choir The choirs number one purpose is worship and then service and then Fellowship Who: If a person needs warm fellowship and is longing for a musical experience to satisfy spiritual need then they should be in the choir. The choir takes the Summers off but otherwise meets once a week to rehearse and pray for one another's needs from 7 p.m. until 8:30 p.m. each Wednesday in the sanctuary. There are special performances by our choir around the Eastern Christmas season. However the choir is mindful of individual families and their own holiday schedule. There are currently about 22 members of the choir this group is open to men or women of any musical skill level as young as 15 years old. Music is selected deliberately to reflect the message theme or Liturgy of the upcoming week. When: Meets Wednesdays from 7:00-8:30 pm in the sanctuary. Sing weekly at our 10:45 service during the school year. Contact Judy Childcare is an option. Song Team Meets Thursdays from 7:00-8:00 pm in the sanctuary. Open to new musicians with a love for praise music. Contact Aaron. Men's group First Saturday of each month, Bob's Burgers & Brew. Contact Kim. The Praying Hands Quilters Who: If a person who attends Marysville United Methodist Church needs to be in Mission by creating detailed craft projects and then blessing the completed work to others then you are the perfect fit for praying hands quilter! What: This is a social group with service as team that also fellowships! When: We meet every Thursday from 1:30 to 12:30 We meet you around with occasional breaks as necessary. Where: In a group member’s home And know what else: We welcome any new visitors! We welcome you on any commitment level! All people, with just basic knowledge of sewing. We are happy to coach and instruct you to loan you materials and educational books. Please feel welcome to show up try it out before joining. No pressure and no obligation. Want to know more? Contact: AV media Who: If you are a person at the Marysville United Methodist Church who needs to feel like a vital component in silently facilitating Sunday worship experiences then you are exactly who the AV team is looking for! What: This is a service team that also provides a way to worship Absolutely no technical knowledge is expected! We accept all levels a familiarity! We are willing to train you accept all learners and we'll celebrate your mistakes alongside you. You can explore your interest in learning to navigate a switchboard or provide administrative weekly support from the home computer all with the support of another season volunteer. We are extra excited if you are willing to serve if you are detail-oriented and reliable. When: We are happy to provide trainings Thursday evenings or to schedule private training surround your schedule. Or to schedule private training surround your schedule. Commitment levels very between being a substitute and volunteering for one quarter at a time. Want to know more? Contact: Call or text Dave The Mad Hatter's Home Group Call or text Carol Albright for her home group. First group goal is fellowship in the second service. If a person at the Marysville United Methodist Church needs laughter in a place to express their artistic creative side than they should join the Mad Hatter's group. People who join are welcome to either create scarves and hats and items to donate to the k4k ministry or work on Independent craft projects as they enjoy a wonderful Commitment level is up to the participant and you are welcome to come and try things out. This group is ideal for anyone who enjoys crafting Fellowship and either have a passion to want to learn a new hobby teach or enjoy their own hobby in community. Knit crochet quilts fleece quilling needlepoint origami? If you can transport it and crafts it than the Mad Hatter's welcome you! Mad Hatter's meet the 2nd and 4th____and every month. |
adult classesWednesday Groups & Dinner start again on February 14!
Online Study Group for Lent Begins February 14
Want to study and connect with new friends during Lent but your schedule doesn't quite work right now? Join Marisa Nishimura and friends on the Cluster app for a weekly Bible reading and reflection. Post on your schedule. Make new friends. Grow in your faith! Sign up in the yellow bulletin insert. Download the free Cluster app. We'll get you connected! All Church Study Begins February 21
Join Pastor Jenny and Tanya Pile for a Lenten study series on the book of Mark. We'll explore the purpose of Lent, deepen our understanding of the Bible and journey towards resurrection together. We'll gather in the Green Room at church on Wednesdays from 6:30-7:30pm. Activities and care for children provided. Dinner is at 5:30! Sign up in the bulletin. We'll meet February 21 - March 21. Kids + FamiliesInfant + Toddler Playgroup
Mondays, 10:30-12:00 pm, Church Nursery Young Families Various days & times Kids Club Games, crafts & stories for infants-5th grade students. Wednesdays, 6:30-7:30 pm. Starts Feb 14. Contact Kate. STUDENTSYouth Group (6-12th grade)
Wednesdays, 6:30-7:30 pm, Youth Room Sunday School (6-12th grade) Sundays, 9:45-10:45 am, Youth Room care + supportPrayer Chain Do you love to pray for others? The prayer team has more than a hundred man verse in anyone of any age and any connection to the church is welcome. If you have empathy like the support others or believe in the power of prayer you are wonderful addition to the team. Sign up to receive an email when there's a prayer request. Contact Nancy Wolff. Caring Cooks Help provide meals for people in a time of need, such as surgery, death of a loved one, or birth of a child. Contact Kerry Fairchild. Visitation care Ministries Number 1 a service for the one providing it it is worship for the one receiving it and fellowship for all parties. Who: If a person needs to reach out to others and remind them that they belong and are remembered in the body of Christ then you should sign up for visitation Ministries! Bring Comfort to those in the hospital or at home by providing connection. Commitments are quarterly and always flexible of your own need for self care. Trainings are available one-on-one with occasional quarterly celebrations. Those who tell Carl to bring Christ the people in the comfort of their homes or hospital rooms will be honored and appreciated as their schedule as availability will always be up to their own availability. Must respect privacy and confidentiality have a warm and tender approachable presents and be comfortable with people one-on-one. Be willing for light travel and capable of personal boundaries. Our Visitation Team loves to share life with the people of Marysville UMC and are honored to provide pastoral support during the joys and challenges of life. If you or someone in your family has a prayer request, is having surgery, admitted to the hospital or in need of pastoral care, please email the office or call the church office at 360-659-8521. Caregivers Support Group Meets every other Monday at 1:00 pm at the church. Contact Bill. For information on holding a memorial service, wedding or for counseling, please contact our office. K4k If a person in the group needs fulfillment by serving our communities local children then they should serving k4k! This is a service opportunity! Those who are interested in serving at k4k can do anything administrative such as writing grants creating Flyers organizing that works setting up appointments as to doing the Practical work of stocking washing sorting and purchasing clothing. There is also an opportunity to work directly with the families in need as their personal shopper. Volunteers are welcome to commit as much or as little as their schedule allows. There are occasional Fellowship parties for sorting clothes. Any age would be helpful to volunteer in the portable but we prefer working with those who are older than 18. Exceptions May occasionally be An ideal member would have a heart for children as well as the flexibility to be able to adjust to the needs of their community in a volunteer organization. One must respect the purpose of the cause more than perfecting the performance of this mission to fully feel satisfied. Annually k4k host of bizarre auction and garage sale a special community events. Some may choose to take I move in joining the k4k board which meets the third Wednesday of each month for a couple of hours in room 143 which is the campus Green Room Want to know more? Contact: 425-210-3250 |
