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We illuminate our community with God’s grace as we lovingly accept, listen to, and serve all in the Spirit of Jesus.

SUNDAY SERVICES TAKE PLACE IN-PERSON & ONLINE AT 9:00 AM

Worship Service airs live on our Website , YouTube  and  Facebook at 9 am.

Go to the Worship Page on our Website to find more information about future services.

TRANSFIGURATION SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 2024

 Christianity – Acts 15:36-41; John 17:20-21; 1 Corinthians 3:4-7

There are at least six main branches of Christianity and more than 45,000 Christian denominations! Where did all these demonization’s come from? What do we have in common? How do we differ? And why can’t we all just get along? Join Pastor Rob Hamilton as he concludes this series looking at the main branches of Christianity. 

Submit information each week for the Messenger and Bulletin Announcements by WEDNESDAY AT 12 pm for inclusion in these communications. Please use above button or click here for the COMMUNICATIONS submission form -- all requests for communicating an event should be made here, including getting items on the calendar and reserving rooms for your event. This form can also be found on the sign-ups page on our website. If you cannot use the submission form please send them to communications@genevaumc.org. Information sent to this email goes to Carolyn, Lorie and Kimberley, as does the submission form. 

Join us for great lectures from some of northern Illinois' Methodist ministers:

 Rev. Jeffry Bross, Rev. Norval Brown, Rev. Becky Nicol and Roger Curless.

2024 Prairie Central Lay Academy,

5 Sundays: February 18 & 25, March 3, 10 & 17: 2-5 pm

Plainfield UMC, 15114 Illinois St.

Click here to register!

Interested in finding out more about being a Lay Speaker or Lay Servant? Contact Pastor Becky or John Kemble

DON'T MISS THE ASP

BAKE SALE FUNDRAISER, SUNDAY!

This Sunday, February 11 in Fellowship Hall after worship, stop by and buy some sweet treats to go with your Super Bowl sub sandwich!

All proceeds support our summer mission trip in 2024.

Join other Tri-City Methodist Families

 This Spring at Baker Memorial UMC

This year's Road to Easter event will be hosted at Baker Memorial UMC in St. Charles on March 29, 2024 from 10:30-12 pm in Wiley Hall and on the outside lawn. The event will include a combination of faith, food, and fun. Possible activities might include a science experiment, craft/take home craft, fun lesson, book reading, egg hunt on lawn with scavenger hunt (weather permitting), and will conclude with a free lunch of sandwiches. Children and teens of all ages are invited, along with their families. Details and Registration here. 

MEN’S EARLY BIRD FELLOWSHIP NEW STUDY

“THE THIRD DAY-LIVING THE RESURRECTION” BY TOM BERLIN

BEGINNING FEBRUARY 29

From the Introduction:

“This is a book about how the resurrection of Jesus Christ profoundly changed the lives of those who followed him and how it can transform ours as well. The first disciples were blown off course when Jesus was crucified. Some thought their journey had ended. Others went back to their old lives, no longer able to navigate in the places Jesus had taken them. The experience of the Resurrection is what put them back on course. It reoriented their lives and enabled them to go places and do things they never imagined.”

Early Bird Men’s Fellowship will begin a new study of “The Third Day-Living the Resurrection” by Tom Berlin. The study will begin Thursday, February 29 and the book is available through Amazon and others. EBMF meets each Thursday at 7:00 am at the Colonial Café in St. Charles at Tyler and East Main Street (Rt. 64). After discussion, breakfast is ordered and they finish about 8:30 am. Please contact Jim McConnell for further information at mcjamesc@aol.com or call 630-715-3480.

Join us for fellowship, discussion, and food!

UMCG's 2024 Scholarship information and application is now available on the church website, click button to right.

Deadline is May 5, 2024

Click on the video below to hear a message from Nancy Lillie from Missions/Church in Society and a representative from Chicagoland World Relief.

The Chicagoland chapter of the organization, World Relief, is ramping up to help new immigrants and refugees -- they have a variety of volunteer opportunities available, most notably to be a "host home" or to support the arrivals with airport pickups by being a friendly face to welcome them.

Click here to see all the ways Chicagoans can help and to register to volunteer.

Prairie Central eNews is here.

The NIC weekly eNews is here.

Download the NIC Reporter here.