Watch Pastor Rob and Pastor Heather’s Welcome Video!
Upcoming Worship Services
The story of commUNITY does not begin and end with humanity. Scripture reveals a God who creates, sustains, and delights in all that exists. As we move into the commUNITY of All Creation, we expand our understanding of community to recognize that we are part of a larger web of life. Creation is not simply a resource for human use, it is a gift, a partner, and a testimony to God’s creativity and care. As disciples of Jesus, we are called to cultivate relationships that reflect God’s love for all creation.
More Upcoming Events
What goes where? And what can we learn along the way? Join us for a fun, intergenerational evening of connection, creativity, and friendly competition as we celebrate National Recycling Day! We’ll enjoy a Chipotle dinner, welcome a special community guest from Kane County Recycling, and put our recycling knowledge to the test with an interactive sorting challenge. Work together, learn a few things, and discover how small choices can help us care for our shared home. Come ready to eat, laugh, learn, and Sort It Out!
The holidays can be a meaningful time of year, but when we are carrying grief, they can also be complicated and difficult.
On Wednesday, November 18, from 5:30–7:30 p.m., UMCG is partnering with Fox Valley Hands of Hope for A Place at the Table: Hope for the Holidays. T
This gathering is free and open to the community, and UMCG is providing the meal. Whether your loss is recent or long ago, come as you are. There is a place for you at the table.
“Quiet Christmas,” originally written and arranged by Scott Stevenson in 1988, offers an intimate and reflective musical journey through the Christmas story.
Featuring our wonderful Cantata Choir, accompanied by piano, percussion, and the warm, expressive sounds of the English horn, this beautiful work weaves together familiar carols and new melodies.
Come as you are, find a comfortable place, and let the music create a moment of stillness, peace, and wonder in this sacred season.
The Steeple Walk takes places across four historic churches, each hosting a 20-minute musical performance. Concert goers are split into two groups, with one group beginning at the United Methodist Church of Geneva and the other at the Geneva Lutheran Church. The musicians perform twice, allowing each group to enjoy all four performances.
To buy ticket, please select one of the buttons below based on your preferred starting location: either the United Methodist Church of Geneva or the Geneva Lutheran Church. Your printed ticket grants access to all four concerts.
Tickets are $20 if purchased by November 15, and $22 from November 16 to December 4.
Located in the Heart of Downtown Geneva
Our church is just one block north of State Street in downtown Geneva at 211 North Hamilton Street.
Park in one of the public lots near our building. Come in our West entrance by the main parking lot that is handicap accessible.
Feel free to call us at 630-232-7120 or email us at office@genevaumc.org with any questions.
We hope to see you soon!
Learn More about UMC of Geneva
2025-12-09
