Upcoming Events
From fun, community building activities to educational and spiritual growth opportunities, there are always great events happening at UUMC. If you want to stay in the loop about upcoming events, sign up for our newsletters!
Middle School Lock-In
Our middle schoolers (6th - 8th graders) will meet for their very own lock-in! We will play games and get some quality time together. Dinner and breakfast provided!
Contact Natasha—natasha@uumc.org—with any questions or to sign up your Middle Schooler!
UUMC Ministry Fair
It's that time of year again where we celebrate all the wonderful ministries of UUMC over a nice slice of pie! Each of our ministries will be on display in Fellowship Hall immediately following worship service on September 27th, and of course there will be a friendly little pie competition. Come stop by and learn about all the great works of UUMC!
Questions? Please contact Chad at chad@uumc.org.
Sound Bath Sundays
Our Community Life Team has a new, peaceful event to add to your schedule. They’re starting Sound Bath Sundays on the last Sunday of every month.
Lauren (Elford) Puthoff will come leading a monthly sound bath in our chapel to help us connect and move peacefully into our week. Participants should bring a yoga mat, small blanket, and pillow. This event is free for everyone, however there will be a Venmo for tips as people are able. RSVPs are helpful, but not required.
This class is open to anyone, of any age, that would like to participate. We are unable to provide childcare at this time.
Email Natasha—natasha@uumc.org—with any questions or to RSVP!
Tending the Fire at the Center of the World (UUMC Masterclass)
Tending the Fire at the Center of the World
with David F. White, Professor Emeritus of Christian Education at Austin Presbyterian Theological Seminary
This lecture will engage the central question of Christian formation: what kind of knowing is most likely to awaken and sustain Christian faith? This book seeks to reclaim aesthetics—beauty and creativity—as the church’s most native theological way of knowing and being, which participates with God’s own glory and creativity.
About David F. White
An ordained elder in the United Methodist Church, David F. White has served congregations in Alaska, California, and Mississippi, as well as in conference leadership in youth ministry.
Before joining Austin Seminary, White served at Candler School of Theology, Emory University, as visiting assistant professor of youth and education and associate director of research for the Youth Theological Initiative. From 1997 to 2002, he directed the Youth Discipleship Project at Claremont School of Theology, a research initiative exploring innovative approaches to youth ministry and congregational discernment.
White’s most recent book, Tending the Fire That Burns at the Center of the World: Beauty and the Art of Christian Formation(Cascade, 2023), will provide a primary resource for his masterclass at UUMC. His work explores Christian formation, beauty, discernment, vocation, and the spiritual lives of people. He previously served as a senior editor for the Theology of Joy and the Good Life project at the Yale Center for Faith and Culture, work that contributed toJoy: A Guide for Youth Ministry (Wesley’s Foundery Books, 2020).
His other books include Practicing Discernment with Youth (Pilgrim Press, 2005), Awakening Youth Discipleship in a Consumer Culture (Cascade, 2007), coauthored with Brian Mahan and Michael Warren, and Dreamcare: A Theology of Youth, Spirit, and Vocation (Cascade, 2013).
White’s research and teaching have been supported by grants from Lilly Endowment Inc., the Wabash Center, and the Templeton Foundation, including a $1.2 million Lilly Endowment grant supporting research and programming in youth discipleship.
About UUMC Masterclass
What happens when some of the finest teachers in our congregation bring their compelling lectures beyond the classroom?
UUMC MasterClass invites professors from our church to share their knowledge, passions, and best ideas with the broader public. Every Tuesday, a different lecturer will introduce us to a subject through an engaging and accessible presentation. No academic background is required. This is for anyone who enjoys learning and asking questions. Attend in person or on Zoom for a single lecture or return each week for a new topic and teacher! For a Zoom link, or with any questions, please email Pastor Earl: pastorearl@uumc.org
Queer Fellowship: First Fridays
Queer Fellowship First Fridays happen every month and rotate between host houses, restaurants, and UUMC. We chat, eat dinner and play games. This is a gathering of our LGBTQIA+ & ally UUMC folks and friends, all are welcome!
Our October dinner will be at 6:30 PM at Ann McGinley’s home. RSVP or email AV—AV@uumc.org—for the address!
High School Community Time: Escape Room Escapade
High schoolers are meeting for an Escape Room and dinner for their community time this month! Please plan to bring $15 for dinner!
Contact Natasha—natasha@uumc.org—with questions or to RSVP!
Sermon Series: Who Are We Becoming
During October we celebrate our commitment to giving at University UMC. Commitment Sunday is October 25 and all members and friends of UUMC will have an opportunity to submit their pledge cards indicating their financial commitment for the year ahead.
By the grace of God, we celebrate all we have accomplished over the past year and we look ahead with great joy and hope for all that will be in the months and years head. God still has dreams for us and work for us to do. Spiritual practices shape us and form us as disciples who offer good news to a hurting world. Throughout October we will learn more about some of the spiritual practices that have the power to form us as individuals and as a community of faith. As followers of Jesus, we are on a journey to becoming more fully the people God is calling us to be for at time such as this!
Middle School Community Time: Scavenger Hunt
Natasha invites all Middle Schoolers (6th - 8th graders) to join her some Community Time! We’ll teaming up and go on a scavenger hunt through the Mueller neighborhood, ending with a treat at Quack's bakery. Lunch is provided!
Contact Natasha—natasha@uumc.org—with any questions or to RSVP!
Tween Community Time: Fortlandia
Tweens (4th & 5th graders) will get to compete with each other to building a fort with the resources provided! Inspired by the wildflower center's Fortlandia, we will get to practice our engineering skills while making a cozy corner in our church. Lunch provided!
Contact Jillian—jillian@uumc.org—with any questions or to RSVP
Telling Stories through Clothing (UUMC Masterclass)
Telling Stories through Clothing
with Susan Branch Towne, Associate Professor of Practice in Theater Design at St. Edward's University.
In this session, Susan will discuss the process of costume design, the challenges and rewards of working in live theater, and share a range of her work as examples
About Susan Branch Towne
Susan Branch Towne has been designing costumes for plays, musicals, opera and ballet for over 40 years, and she is an Associate Professor of Practice in Theater Design at St. Edward's University. She holds a BFA from Carnegie-Mellon and an MFA from the Yale School of Drama. Her professional credits include numerous productions at regional theaters like The Denver Center, Salt Lake City's Pioneer Theater, and the Alabama Shakespeare Festival; Off Broadway and New York City Opera; Ballet Austin, Austin Opera, Mary Moody Northen Theater, and 43 shows at Austin's ZACH Theater.
About UUMC Masterclass
What happens when some of the finest teachers in our congregation bring their compelling lectures beyond the classroom?
UUMC MasterClass invites professors from our church to share their knowledge, passions, and best ideas with the broader public. Every Tuesday, a different lecturer will introduce us to a subject through an engaging and accessible presentation. No academic background is required. This is for anyone who enjoys learning and asking questions. Attend in person or on Zoom for a single lecture or return each week for a new topic and teacher! For a Zoom link, or with any questions, please email Pastor Earl: pastorearl@uumc.org
Family Choir Rehearsal
Rehearsal & Hang-Out: Saturday 10/10 from 2-3 PM at Batch Kolache!
Lead Worship Music: Sunday 10/11 call at 10:30, Service at 11 AM
Bring your parents, your kiddos, your neighbors, and let's sing! This is a family focused pop-up sing event: we'll learn songs together pete-repeat style- no need to read music, no experience required. Everyone has a voice, come share them with your chosen families!
Questions? Contact AV!
Juniors Time
Junior's Time is new this year! Only a couple times per semester but we will focus on service, learning and fun. Think of it like the precursor to Tween Time! All Kinder-3rd graders are welcome to join Jillian for lunch, games and service projects every 2nd Sunday.
Contact Jillian—jillian@uumc.org—with any questions or to RSVP!
Second Monday Mahjong
Second Monday Mahjong is a fun way to get to know wonderful people you might not otherwise meet. This is an open group for any gender or age. We welcome new people of all skill levels at any time. If you are able, bring a side, snack, or a drink to share, but don't let it be a barrier to your participation.
Questions? Want to learn more? Contact Natasha at natasha@uumc.org.
Caregivers Support Group
The Caregivers Support Group will meet via Zoom on the Second Tuesday of each month at 6:30 pm. It is a safe place for persons to gather and share confidentially about the joys and challenges of caregiving.
UUMC MasterClass
What happens when some of the finest teachers in our congregation bring their compelling lectures beyond the classroom?
This fall, MasterClass invites professors from our church to share their knowledge, passions, and best ideas with the broader public. Every Tuesday, a different lecturer will introduce us to a new subject through an engaging and accessible presentation. No academic background is required. This is for anyone who enjoys learning and asking questions.
Topics will vary from week to week and may explore theology, history, literature, science, culture, public life, and more. Whether the subject is familiar or completely new, each gathering is designed to inspire curiosity, encourage thoughtful conversation, and make meaningful learning available to everyone. Attend in person or on Zoom for a single lecture or return each week for a new topic and teacher! For a Zoom link, or with any questions, please email Pastor Earl: pastorearl@uumc.org
High School Community Time: Retreat
Natasha is taking the high schoolers on a weekend retreat in the hill country! They will make college care packages and spend some quality time together in nature.
Questions? Want to RSVP? Email Natasha—natasha@uumc.org!
Youth Service Project: Fall Fest Setup
The Youth will help Natasha and Jillian set up for the annual Fall Festival.
Please note, this is a UT game day! All drop off and pick up will happen in the church alley.
Questions? Ready to RSVP? Email Natasha—natasha@uumc.org!
October Parents' Night Out
Treat your kids fifth grade and under to a fun night out with friends at UUMC! We'll always have crafts, recreation, STEM, pizza, movie and dessert. This month our theme is Halloween!
Questions? Contact Jillian!
Fall Festival 2025
Join us for our annual Fall Festival in the Courtyard and Fellowship Hall! We have fun planned for everyone. There will be games, photo booth, and all kinds of yummy food! Wear your costume to church and then head to the Fellowship Hall for Stewardship lunch. Looking forward to celebrating the Fall season with you!
Questions? Contact Jillian at jillian@uumc.org!
Sound Bath Sundays
On the last Sunday of the month, Lauren (Elford) Puthoff will come lead a sound bath in our chapel to help us connect and move peacefully into our week.
Participants should bring a yoga mat, small blanket, and pillow. This event is free for everyone, however there will be a Venmo for tips as people are able. RSVPs are helpful, but not required.
This class is open to anyone, of any age, that would like to participate. We are unable to provide childcare at this time.
Email Natasha—natasha@uumc.org—with any questions or to RSVP!
The Origins of Jazz (UUMC Masterclass)
The Origins of Jazz
with Paul Harper, Adjunct Professor of Music, Northeast Lakeview College, San Antonio
This lecture will be a historical overview of how this truly American style of music came to be. We’ll talk about the roots of jazz and the musicians who helped make this America’s music.
About Paul Harper
Paul Harper is an Adjunct Professor of Music at Northeast Lakeview College in San Antonio where he teaches Music Appreciation.
About UUMC Masterclass
What happens when some of the finest teachers in our congregation bring their compelling lectures beyond the classroom?
UUMC MasterClass invites professors from our church to share their knowledge, passions, and best ideas with the broader public. Every Tuesday, a different lecturer will introduce us to a subject through an engaging and accessible presentation. No academic background is required. This is for anyone who enjoys learning and asking questions. Attend in person or on Zoom for a single lecture or return each week for a new topic and teacher! For a Zoom link, or with any questions, please email Pastor Earl: pastorearl@uumc.org
Parents of Trans & Non-Binary Kids
Parents of Trans and Non-Binary Children will gather on Sunday, September 20, following worship for lunch and a time of sharing.
Contact Youth and Community Life Director Natasha Ulack at Natasha@uumc.org for time, location or if you have any other questions.
Tween Learning Project: Know Your Neighbor
Our annual Know Your Neighbor event is back! Our tweens (4th & 5th graders) will get to interview some our amazing congregants on their lives, careers, and hobbies. It's such a great way to learn about neighbors and hear about all the amazing things that our congregants do. Lunch is provided!
Contact Jillian—jillian@uumc.org—with any questions or to RSVP!
Youth Learning Project: Know Your Neighbor
Our annual Know Your Neighbor event is back! Our youth (6th - 12th graders) will get to interview some our amazing congregants on their lives, careers, and hobbies. It's such a great way to learn about neighbors and hear about all the amazing things that our congregants do. Lunch is provided!
Contact Natasha—natasha@uumc.org—with any questions or to RSVP!
Guest Preacher: Rev. Dr. Robert Lopez
We welcome guest preacher Rev. Dr. Robert Lopez on Sunday, September 20 as we continue our sermon series on The UMC's vision statement. This Sunday's theme is "Serve Joyfully" and Dr. Lopez will be sharing about his ministry experience serving along the US Mexico border.
About Rev. Dr. Lopez
Dr. Lopez is a United Methodist elder and currently appointed to Methodist Healthcare Services in San Antonio as Vice President of Pastoral Care Services. Previously he served in local parishes in the Río Texas Conference, as a District Superintendent and as Assistant to the Episcopal Office.
College Ministry: Religious Organizations Fair
We are hosting a Campus Ministry Fair put on by University Interfaith Council (UIC) in our parking lot off 25th street. The UIC consists of campus ministry directors and religious leaders in the UT area from organizations including Texas Canterbury, Texas Hillel, University UMC, Texas Wesley and Nieces Mosque. If you’re a college student, join us for free food, live music, and a chance to learn about all the wonderful ministries in our neighborhood.
Questions? Want to learn more? Email Pastor Earl—pastorearl@uumc.org!
UUMC's Got Talent
Join us for our 5th annual UUMC's Got Talent! Everyone is invited to a potluck lunch to celebrate the many talented humans who make up our congregation. Sign-up to share your talents, anything from dancing to poetry reading, singing, science demonstrations, recitation of your favorite dinosaurs: the more the merrier!
Email av@uumc.org to sign-up, or find them after worship to sign-up in person.
Juniors Time
Junior's Time is new this year! Only a couple times per semester but we will focus on service, learning and fun. Think of it like the precursor to Tween Time! All Kinder-3rd graders are welcome to join Jillian for lunch, games and service projects every 2nd Sunday.
Contact Jillian—jillian@uumc.org—with any questions or to RSVP!
Family Sunday Celebration
We are kicking off our family Sundays—which happen every 2nd Sunday— with a big worship service to celebrate our acolytes, confirmands AND present our 2nd grade Bibles. Looking forward to celebrating all of our wonderful families.
Sermon Series: Love, Serve, Lead
In the Spring of 2025, The Council of Bishops, in conjunction with the Connectional Table, announced the unveiling of a new vision statement for The United Methodist Church. This vision reflects the Church's deep commitment to embodying God's dream for the world.
The vision states:
The United Methodist Church forms disciples of Jesus Christ who, empowered by the Holy Spirit, love boldly, serve joyfully, and lead courageously in local communities and worldwide connections.
In worship on Sundays September 13, 20 and 27 we will learn more about what it means to love boldly, serve joyfully, and lead courageously. On Sunday, September 27 we will celebrate Laity Sunday and our commitment to service.
Methodism 101
Would you like to learn more about the United Methodist Church and Methodism—its history, core beliefs, mission, and structure? Pastor Earl will be leading a three-week Sunday School class and everyone is welcome to attend. The class will meet during the Sunday School hour from 9:45 to 10:45 a.m. in the Heath Conference Room in the Educational Building—located on the second floor of the Education Building at the end of the hall on the right side.
September 13: "Methodism: What and Why?" led by Pastor Earl
September 20: "What Do Methodists Believe?" led by Dr. David White
September 27: "The Methodist Story” led by Ángel Gallardo
October 4: "How Methodists Connect and Serve" led by Pastor Teresa
Questions? Contact Pastor Earl at PastorEarl@uumc.org
And Who is My Neighbor (UUMC Masterclass Series)
And Who Is My Neighbor?:
Why Third Spaces and Neighboring are Good for our Mental Health
with Marlon Johnson, Associate Professor of Counselor Education
This lecture explores the conversation beneath the Parable of the Good Samaritan as it connects to our connection to space, to beloved community building, and to our mental and emotional wellbeing. This conversation will help us see the role of our church community as a useful Third Space for an ever-disconnected world and how we can identify other Third Spaces that help us and those around us live more flourished and engaged lives.
About Marlon Johnson
Marlon Johnson serves as the Dean of Community Life and Associate Professor of Counselor Education at Seminary of the Southwest in Austin, Texas. His research centers the stories of Gay Black male relationships, the connections between spirituality and sexuality, and the exploration of third spaces to community wellbeing and racial healing. He owns both Johnson Counseling and Consulting, his private counseling practice, and the Bridgework Collective, where he partners with faith leaders, small organizations, and community advocates to transform good intentions into lived inclusion
About UUMC Masterclass
What happens when some of the finest teachers in our congregation bring their compelling lectures beyond the classroom?
UUMC MasterClass invites professors from our church to share their knowledge, passions, and best ideas with the broader public. Every Tuesday, a different lecturer will introduce us to a subject through an engaging and accessible presentation. No academic background is required. This is for anyone who enjoys learning and asking questions. Attend in person or on Zoom for a single lecture or return each week for a new topic and teacher! For a Zoom link, or with any questions, please email Pastor Earl: pastorearl@uumc.org
Caregivers Support Group
The Caregivers Support Group will meet via Zoom on the Second Tuesday of each month at 6:30 pm. It is a safe place for persons to gather and share confidentially about the joys and challenges of caregiving. This group is facilitated by Pastor Teresa. Please reach out to her at PastorTeresa@uumc.org if you have any questions or concerns.
Tween Community Time: Deep Eddy and Pool Burger
Tween Time kick-off! All 4th & 5th graders welcome! We will head to Pool Burger to grab lunch right after church, then swim at Deep Eddy. Please bring $15 to cover lunch and plan to pick up your kids at Deep Eddy!
Contact Jillian—jillian@uumc.org—with any questions or to RSVP!
Little Ones Community Time: Potluck & Swim
All families with infant—pre-school aged kiddos are welcome to join for swimming at Pastor Earl's house (78705). Bring a dish to share and swimsuits for all! We're so excited to be back together!
RSVP to Jillian—jillian@uumc.org—for the address!
Queer Fellowship: First Fridays
Queer Fellowship First Fridays happen every month and rotate between host houses, restaurants, and UUMC. We chat, eat dinner and play games. This is a gathering of our LGBTQIA+ & ally UUMC folks and friends, all are welcome! Our first dinner is September 4th at 6:30 PM at Kenzie and AV's house. RSVP or email AV@uumc.org for address!
Spiritual Cleanliness & American Culture (UUMC MasterClass Series)
Spiritual Cleanliness & American Culture
with Chad Seales, Associate Professor of Religious Studies
This lecture will show how the phrase "cleanliness is next to godliness," popularized by John Wesley, has been lived out in American culture, using examples from soap advertisements, banking, apparel, and agriculture.
About Chad Seales
Chad Seales is Associate Professor of Religious Studies and Holder Designate of the Brian F. Bolton Distinguished Professorship in Secular Studies. He taught at New College of Florida in Sarasota and George Mason University in Fairfax, Virginia before arriving at The University of Texas at Austin. He earned a B.A from the University of Florida, an M.T.S. from Candler School of Theology at Emory University, and a Ph.D. from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
His research addresses the cultural relationship between religion and secularism in American life. He is editor of the Routledge Handbook of Religion and American Culture (Routledge Press, 2025), and the author of Religion Around Bono: Evangelical Enchantment and Neoliberal Capitalism (Penn State University Press, 2019), and The Secular Spectacle: Performing Religion in a Southern Town (Oxford University Press, 2013), and has published articles and book chapters on religious comparison, religion and food, industrial religion, corporate chaplaincy, religion and film, and secularism and secularization in the United States. He currently serves as co-editor of the Iconologies book series with The University of Chicago Press.
About UUMC Masterclass
What happens when some of the finest teachers in our congregation bring their compelling lectures beyond the classroom?
UUMC MasterClass invites professors from our church to share their knowledge, passions, and best ideas with the broader public. Every Tuesday, a different lecturer will introduce us to a subject through an engaging and accessible presentation. No academic background is required. This is for anyone who enjoys learning and asking questions. Attend in person or on Zoom for a single lecture or return each week for a new topic and teacher! For a Zoom link, or with any questions, please email Pastor Earl: pastorearl@uumc.org
Parent Power Hour
We’re trying something new this year! We will provide childcare and plan a relaxing, rejuvenating, or fun outing for our parents of children and youth. Think Sound Bath, pilates, walks, kayaking, etc.
We’ll have our first Power Hour at the end of August!
Contact Jillian—jillian@uumc.org—with any questions or to RSVP!
High School Community Time: Deep Eddy & Pool Burger
9th - 12th graders! It’s time to kick off a new year of church fun. We’ll meet after worship and head to Deep Eddy. We will swim and grab lunch at Pool Burger. Pick up at the pool at 3:30! Bring $15 to cover lunch :)
Questions? Contact Natasha—natasha@uumc.org—with any questions or to RSVP!
UT Students Welcome Lunch
UT students, you are invited! Join us for a Welcome Luncheon at University United Methodist Church! Enjoy a meal, meet other students, and connect with a welcoming community near campus. Whether you are new to Austin or returning for another year, we would love to welcome you. Come as you are and bring a friend!
Questions? Contact Pastor Earl at pastorearl@uumc.org.
Newcomers Brunch
Are you new to UUMC and want to know more about the church? We’d love to chat with you and share some of the great things happening in our church! Join us for a simple breakfast, meet other newcomers, hear some stories from recently joined members, and have a Q&A with Pastors Teresa and Earl
We’ll meet in Heath Conference Room located on the second floor of the Education Building at the end of the hall on the right.
No RSVP necessary, just come as you are. If you have any questions, you can email Pastor Earl at PastorEarl@uumc.org.
When Parables Trouble Us
As we conclude our sermon series on Jesus’s parables, we turn to stories that may leave us unsettled—parables that appear to condone injustice, exclusion, or violence. This Sunday School class invites us to wrestle honestly with these difficult texts and consider how they have been interpreted across time. We may not arrive at easy answers, but all are welcome to bring their questions, concerns, and insights as we read and reflect together.
Questions? Email Pastor Earl—pastorearl@uumc.org!
Children: Parents' Night Out
All Kiddos from 2 years old - 5th grade are invited to join Jillian and staff for the first PNO of the year! We'll have crafts, games, baking, pizza dinner and of course, wolf. $15 a kid!
Spots will go fast, so sign up ASAP. Contact Jillian—jillian@uumc.org—with any questions!
Middle School Community Time: Pool Burger & Deep Eddy
6th through 8th graders, join Natasha for the middle school kick off event! We'll be swimming at Deep Eddy and grab lunch at Pool Burger. Pick up and drop off at the pool. Bring $15 to cover lunch!
Questions? Contact Natasha—natasha@uumc.org—with any questions or to RSVP!
Shareholder Pasta Lunch
Our youth invite all to join us for a pasta lunch to thank their shareholders for sponsoring their summer trips. Come by for a youth-made pasta lunch and to hear about their mission trips!
Questions? Contact Natasha—natasha@uumc.org!
Back to School Sunday
Join us for Back to School Sunday! There’s something for everyone.
Parents, children and youth will all meet at 9:45 (don’t forget backpacks to be blessed in service). We’ll send children and youth to Sunday School classes and Natasha and Jillian will hold a parent meeting with tacos and coffee.
Stay after worship for a treat!
If you have any questions, or are unable to make the parent’s meeting, please don’t hesitate to reach out for all the info!
Can’t wait to see you there!
– Jillian (jillian@uumc.org), Children’s Ministry Director
& Natasha (natasha@uumc.org), Youth Ministry Director
70th Anniversary of Women's Ordination in the Methodist Tradition
This year marks the 70th Anniversary of ordination for women in the Methodist tradition. Annual Conferences and local congregations throughout the connection have been acknowledging this milestone this and here at University UMC we will celebrate this anniversary on August 9. The worship service will use liturgical resources from the Commission on the Status and Role of Women for The UMC and Pastor Teresa will be sharing about her call to ministry in the sermon. As well, we will express thanksgiving for the many women who have been appointed to UUMC in years past as well as give thanks for retired clergywomen and clergywomen appointed to extension ministry worshiping at UUMC.
Contact Pastor Teresa—pastorteresa@uumc.org—with any questions.
Sanctuary Choir Rehearsals Resume
Sanctuary Choir is Back!
UUMC is proud of its rich tradition of outstanding music. Our choir began more than 80 years ago and continues to uplift our Sanctuary services with sacred music from a variety of genres and style periods.
We’re always looking for more people to come and make a joyful noise with us!
Our director AV (they/them) practices identity-affirming voicing and rehearsal language, and encourages singers to choose the section that is healthiest for their vocal longevity and their gender expression. If you’re ready to sing get in touch with AV at av@uumc.org!
Level Up Camp
This camp is made just for our tweens (4th and 5th) and young Middle Schoolers (6th and 7th) to get to know our new crew. We'll have a service project at the church every morning and a fun adventure every afternoon. The cost is $170/ kiddo for the week. This includes snacks, lunch and all adventures. Can't wait to see you there!
Ready to RSVP? Have Questions? Contact: Jillian (Tweens) or Natasha (Middle Schoolers)
Backpack Drive
As the new school year begins, many families are replacing old backpacks with new ones. During the month of August we are collecting gently used backpacks for Fig Leaf to share with our unhoused neighbors. Rather than letting an unused backpack sit in a closet, please consider donating it and help someone who would be happy to use it.
Questions? Contact Pastor Earl–PastorEarl@uumc.org!