Wednesday Summit

KIDS AGES 3 - 5th Grade

Children ages 3 through 5th grade will journey through the Bible in chronological order using The Bible Recap curriculum. Through daily Bible reading encouragement, weekly discussions, hands-on activities, crafts, and games, they will gain a deeper understanding of God's story and see His faithfulness woven throughout Scripture.

Our prayer is that each child will grow in biblical knowledge, develop a personal relationship with Jesus Christ, and experience the joy of following Him as a disciple every day.

Led by Rev. Haven Boyd

STUDENTS AGES 6-12th GRADE

Join us for a time of fellowship, fun, and Bible study as we grow in faith together. Open to all youth—come as you are!

Youth Suite, 5th floor.

Led by Rev. Katie Giedd

ADULTS

The backbone of our music ministry sings regularly during the 11 am Sunday worship service.

Rehearsals: Wednesdays, 6:00–8:00 PM

Led by Dr. John Howard

ADULTS

Join us in The Bible Recap, a simple and encouraging way to read through Scripture together. This daily Bible reading plan helps us stay in God's Word, understand what we are reading, and grow in our walk with the Lord one day at a time.

Whether you have read the Bible many times or are just getting started, this is a great opportunity to journey through God's Word with the support of your church family. Our prayer is that this shared time in Scripture will deepen our faith, strengthen our unity, and help us grow together as disciples of Jesus Christ.

If you've been looking for a fresh start in your Bible reading, this is a wonderful place to begin. We'd love for you to join us as we read, learn, and grow together.

Led by Rev. Dr. Raigan Miskelly

ADULTS

Theo of Golden is a gentle and inspiring modern parable about a mysterious elderly man who arrives in the small Southern town of Golden and quietly transforms the lives of those around him. Through simple acts of kindness, generosity, listening, and genuine care, Theo reminds people that the greatest gifts are often not material—they are attention, compassion, and presence.

At its heart, the story explores how ordinary people can make an extraordinary difference simply by seeing others, valuing them, and showing up with love. The novel invites readers to reflect on grief, healing, grace, community, purpose, and the lasting impact of small acts of kindness.

Led by Rev. Beth Miller

ADULTS

Why do bad things happen? Where is God when life feels unfair, cruel, or confusing?

This fall, we'll journey together through a 12–13 week study, Facing Evil, Trusting God, exploring what United Methodists believe about evil, suffering, and God's justice.

This study is for anyone who has ever asked "Why?" and still wants to say "I trust You" to God.

Led by Rev. Brandon Halford