General Worship Information
Worship – 9 am on Sunday
Join us each Sunday for in-person Worship Services in our Sanctuary.
We also offer our livestream service that is also posted to our website, YouTube and on Facebook. You can view all our online services here.
Please join us! Worship includes a children’s message and great music. Children’s Sunday school, Youth, and Adult Sunday school are also meeting in-person and online.
Contact office@genevaumc.org for more information.
Children’s, Youth, and Adult Sunday School also meet on Sundays during the school year.
UPCOMING SERVICES
If you have missed a recent Worship Service you can watch it online here.
Resurrection Road takes us on a transformative journey with the disciples as they navigate the aftermath of Jesus’ resurrection. From shock and awe to doubt and determination, we’ll explore how their encounters with the risen Christ reshape their faith, empower their mission, and guide them—and us—toward a new life in the Kingdom of God.
April 27, 2025 at 9:00 am, Resurrection Road: A New Companion While Walking
“Resurrection Road: Shocked & Awed” (Luke 24:13-35) explores how Jesus appears to us in our shock and grief, bringing the promise of hope and new life. As He walked with the disciples on the road to Emmaus, He walks with us, transforming our despair into understanding and renewed purpose.
Good News Statement: Jesus meets us in our deepest despair so that our hearts may burn anew with hope.
May 4, 2025 at 9:00 am, Resurrection Road: Bearing Scars
“Resurrection Road: Afraid of What Comes Next” (John 20:19-23) reveals how Jesus enters our fear-filled spaces, bringing His peace and the Holy Spirit. Just as He calmed the disciples’ anxieties, He offers us the courage to face the future unafraid, empowering us to step forward in faith.
Good News Statement: Jesus shows his scars so that we may receive His peace and courage to bear our scars.
May 11, 2025 at 9:00 am, “Resurrection Road: Struggling to Believe” (John 20:24-29) explores how Jesus meets us in our doubts, offering His presence and peace. Just as He reached out to Thomas, He reaches out to us so that we may find the faith to believe in His resurrection and be transformed by His grace.
Good News Statement: Jesus meets us in our doubts so that we may find the faith to believe and be transformed.
May 18, 2025 at 9:00 am, “Resurrection Road: Can’t Go Back”(John 21:1-14) reflects on how Jesus meets us where we are, even in our old routines, and calls us forward into a new purpose. Just as He appeared to the disciples at the shore, He invites us to leave the past behind and step into the new life He offers.
Good News Statement: Jesus meets us where we are so that we may be called forward into a new purpose