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    worship schedule

    wORSHIP sERIES: seeds that grow multiply

    There is incredible power and potential in prayer. We invite the God of the Universe into a situation and into our lives through prayer. Prayer changes things, but even more, prayer changes us. Through prayer, we can reach our full potential in Christ. The disciples said to Jesus, “Lord, teach us to pray.” As we grow in the Christian faith, we become more alive and engaged with what God is doing through prayer. None of us are perfect at prayer, but the impact is incredible as we take steps to grow spiritually in our prayer life. Through prayer, God will move mountains and transform us into people of love, joy, and peace. Let’s become people of prayer and a church of prayer together.


    Sunday, February 5th - 5th Sunday after the Epiphany

    Seed Planted in our Souls - Luke 13:18-19

    10:00am - Family Worship Service

    11:00am - Fellowship Hour


    Sunday, February 12th - 6th Sunday after the Epiphany

    Prayer That Makes Us Feel God's Heart - Romans 8:26-39

    10:00am - Family Worship Service

    11:00am - Fellowship Hour


    Sunday, February 19th - Transfiguration Sunday

    Prayer That Invites God to Work for the Church - Acts 6:1-5

    10:00am - Family Worship Service

    11:00am - Fellowship Hour

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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.