Since last month’s Being the Church was so much fun, we decided to extend this Q & A series down the hall towards the church office. This month our Communications Director, Jennifer Skidmore-Breece, shares what Being the Church looks like in her life. Read on to learn about how she’s...
1) How do you define/describe Being the Church? To me, being the Church means using my gifts and talents for the glory and service of God.
What does it mean to be food insecure? Does it mean you don’t know where your next meal is coming from? Is that every day or only some days? Does it mean you have to make choices between paying bills and buying groceries? What about being creative with items in...
“Holy Communion is God’s welcome to the feast of grace and love.” —Pastor Matt
On a cold Saturday morning in December a handful of church members representing all ages and stages of membership gathered to feel the inspiration of the Holy Spirit. Through examination of questions like what brought you here today, how does being a part of ACUMC enhance your life and what...
The winter winds have really blown in these first few weeks of January. We’ve all had to quickly transition from a surprisingly mild early winter to snow and ice covering our front lawns and temperatures dipping well below the freezing mark. This winter weather and more COVID outbreaks caused schools...
During this season of reflection and thanksgiving, we invite you to read about the numerous ways Andrew Chapel has been the church over the past two years.
During this season of reflection and thanksgiving, we invite you to read about the numerous ways Andrew Chapel has been the church over the past two years.
This past summer, two of our high school students, Tyler Bowman and John Obermann, worked as counselors at the Jeremiah Project summer mission camp located in Romney, WV. The Jeremiah Project Summer Mission Camps gives middle school and high school students the opportunity to participate in week-long mission project-based camp...
“You never know how what you do will affect others. Something you do, that doesn’t take a lot, might really make a difference to someone.” What started out as a hobby to relieve her hands of chronic pain, developed into a ministry of spreading kindness through crocheted goods. Cathy Gordon,...
