General Worship Service Information

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.

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October 18, 2026 – Being commUNITY

Church is more than people gathering in the same place. Acts 2 shows people practicing the way of Jesus together until his love becomes visible among them. Join us for commUNITY as we ask what happens when worship, generosity, and ordinary acts of care become a shared way of life.

Before we can understand what it means to build community, we must first understand that we were created for connection. The story of commUNITY begins with the truth that every person is created in the image of God and that God has always been forming people into communities of love, justice, and belonging.

Throughout this opening season, worship and formation ministries will explore how God’s story is woven together with the stories of individuals, families, communities, and generations. We will discover that faith is not something we live alone, God calls us into relationships where we learn to love, repair, forgive, and grow together.

September 13 — “Created for Connection, ‘ Genesis 1:26–31

We begin commUNITY at the beginning: with a God who creates in love and calls us good. Join us as Genesis reminds us that every person bears God’s image—and that we were created for connection with God, one another, and the world God loves.

September 20 — “Covenant People: God Forms a People, ‘ Genesis 17:1-8

God’s covenant with Abraham is more than a promise to one person or one family. God establishes an everlasting covenant that will shape generations, creating a people called to reflect God’s love, justice, and faithfulness in the world. From the beginning, God’s vision has always been communal: a people who belong to God and who become a blessing to others.

September 27 — “commUNITY Has Responsibilities,” Micah 6:8

What does God require of us when the world’s problems feel too big to solve? Micah gives us a place to begin: do justice, love kindness, and walk humbly with God. Join us for commUNITY as we discover why sometimes the first faithful step is simply to “scoot closer.”

October 4— “commUNITY Must Confess & Repair” Genesis 38

What happens when people who try hard to do everything right get something wrong? Genesis 38 gives us a scandalous story about truth, confession, and repair. Join us on Communion Sunday as we discover why grace makes it possible to say the true sentence—and begin again.

October 11— “Live and Love Like Jesus” Philippians 2:1–11

What wouldn’t Jesus do? Philippians 2 invites us to consider how eye rolls, contempt, certainty, and the need to win can get in the way of Christ-shaped community. Join us as we discover how Jesus teaches us to hold conviction with humility and live and love together.

October 18— “Being commUNITY” Acts 2:42–47

Church is more than people gathering in the same place. Acts 2 shows people practicing the way of Jesus together until his love becomes visible among them. Join us for commUNITY as we ask what happens when worship, generosity, and ordinary acts of care become a shared way of life.

October 25— “Children’s Sabbath: Begin Again”

Children’s Sabbath offers an opportunity to celebrate children as essential members of God’s community and to reflect on how we create communities where children and families can flourish.