UMC Madison

worship schedule
wORSHIP sERIES: seeking sabbath

“Rise and grind.” “80 hour work week.” “I’ll sleep when I’m dead.” Quotes from an overworked and stressed culture which values productivity over relationships. With our agendas overflowing with things to do, God invites us to slow down and rest. This Lenten season, join us in rediscovering the sacred art of Sabbath.

Sunday, February 26th- 1st Sunday in Lent
What is Sabbath - Genesis 2:1-3
10:00am - Family Worship Service
11:00am - Fellowship Hour

Sunday, March 5th - 2nd Sunday in Lent
Rejecting Sabbath - Ezekiel 20:9-17
10:00am - Family Worship Service
11:00am - Fellowship Hour

Sunday, March 12th- 3rd Sunday in Lent
Reconnect - Ecclesiastes 3:9-15
10:00am - Family Worship Service
11:00am - Fellowship Hour

Sunday, March 19th - 4th Sunday in Lent
A Nap and a Snack - 1 Kings 19:1-9
10:00am - Family Worship Service
11:00am - Fellowship Hour

Sunday, March 26th - 5th Sunday in Lent
Whataboutism - Luke 6:6-11
10:00am - Family Worship Service
11:00am - Fellowship Hour

Sunday, April 2nd - Passion/Palm Sunday
Taking Sabbath - Luke 6:12-16
10:00am - Family Worship Service
11:00am - Fellowship Hour

Thursday, April 6th - Holy Thursday

Friday, April 7th - Good Friday

Sunday, April 9th - Easter Day
Some R&R -
8:00am - Sunrise Service
9:00am - Easter brunch
10:00am - Family Worship Service
11:00am - Fellowship Hour and Easter Egg Hunt

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welcome statement

The United Methodist Church in Madison is a welcoming community that reflects God's love as revealed in the life and teachings of Jesus Christ. Led by the Holy Spirit, we welcome and affirm our human family's diversity of sexual orientation, gender identity, race, ethnicity, age, expression of faith, economic status, marital status, and ability. We support marriage equality and full pastoral privileges for all persons regardless of gender identity and sexual orientation. We affirm that all are worthy of God's love and grace. We celebrate our differences and embrace them as a source of strength. We invite all to join us on the journey toward greater love, understanding, and mutual respect.