We’ll explore how Jesus’ lessons would have sounded to the people who first heard them, how they have been understood over time, and how we might interpret them in the context of the Gospel of love & reconciliation.

All women of West Market Street UMC are invited to this week-long retreat with in-person and on-line sessions available. This is a great opportunity to connect with other women of faith!

This is a class for new and prospective members. West Market Street 101 will provide an orientation to our church as well as the basic foundation for a life of discipleship that includes the beliefs and practices of Methodism.

Stepping in the Stream is rooted in the spiritual disciplines, ordinary practices where God can break into us in extraordinary ways: prayer, scripture, worship, the sacraments, fasting, & holy conversations.

Join us on October 6 for Good Works Wednesday (a church-wide mission opportunity). We will be packing hygiene kits for kids at Washington Elementary in the ECC parking lot from 6-7PM. This is a great option for donating items especially if you are unable to be in-person but still want to be involved!

In between the Modern Worship service that ends at 10am and the Traditional Worship service beginning at 11am is our Faith + Fellowship Hour. Groups meet to discuss current events, have Bible studies and even go a step further to marry the words of the Bible to current happenings to better understand the world we live in. In person and on-line options available.

West Market Street United Methodist Church has a very active small group network. The Covid pandemic has forced us all to find new ways to connect. At WMSUMC, you can find a variety of groups with which to get involved.

As a church, we strive to offer as many intergenerational ministry opportunities as possible, and our Older Adults are active at all levels of ministry within the congregation and community. Our Encore Team’s (formerly the Older Adult Team’s) mission is “to be in ministry with older adults by providing opportunities for worship, learning, fellowship, faith-sharing, and service that help older adults relate to God, continue to grow in their faith and be actively involved in the life of the church.”