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Wednesday Summit

Wednesday nights at Galloway are all about faith, fellowship, and growing together. Just like a winning team, everyone has a place on the field, and we’re ready for a championship season!

Whether you’re new or a longtime member, there’s a place for you to connect, grow, and serve. Join us on Wednesday nights, step up to the plate, and let’s grow together for the glory of God!

Starting January 21, 2026

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5:15pm | Dinner

WEDNESDAY EVENINGS

$10 Adults | $5 Child | $30 Family Max
College Students with ID eat free!

5:45pm | Nursery

Nursery available for Summit participants

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6pm | Small Groups

Small groups for all ages. View our list of current groups below.

  • Galloway Kids

    KIDS AGES 4 - 5th Grade

    Come have fun learning about God through Bible stories, crafts, games, and more! Children's Ministry is a place where children can grow, play, and discover the light of Jesus. Children's Wing 3rd floor.

    Led by Rev. Haven Boyd

  • Galloway Youth

    STUDENTS AGES 6th-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

  • Chancel Choir

    ADULTS

    The backbone of our music ministry sings regularly on Sundays at the 11 am worship service. We rehearse on Wednesday evenings, 6—8 pm in the Choir Room.

    Led by Dr. John Howard

  • Once upon a time: Busting the Fairy Tale Myths in the Bible

    ADULTS

    Many of us first heard the great stories of Scripture as children: Noah’s Ark, Sodom and Gomorrah, the parting of the Red Sea, Daniel in the lions’ den, and Jonah and the Big Fish. They were colorful, memorable, and often told in simple, storybook ways. But what really happened? Are these stories historical? Symbolic? Both? And what deeper truths have we missed by only hearing the “kids’ version?”

    In this study, Once Upon a Time: Busting the Fairy Tale Myths in the Bible, we will take a fresh look at some of the most familiar passages in the Bible and ask honest questions: Did these events truly happen? What evidence do we have?  What was the original message for God’s people, and what does it mean for us today?

    Led by Rev. Brandon Halford

  • Finding Meaning and Purpose in Life Practices

    ADULTS

    Finding Meaning and Purpose in Life Practices, based upon the book A Geography of Faith: An Altar in the World by Barbara Brown Taylor

    The class will focus on how we as individuals, particularly through a spiritual lens, find meaning and purpose in our lives. The meaning to be made, as Taylor notes, is defined differently in different seasons and circumstances of our lives and can be expressed in our life practices. Participants can best engage by reading the book to be explored, but no worries - readings particular to each week will be provided, as well as guiding questions and thoughts to ponder.

    Led by Rev. Beth Miller

  • Discipleship Essentials -Part II: A Guide to Building Your Life in Christ

    ADULTS

    Are you ready to take the next step in your spiritual journey as we move into the New Year? Do you long to grow beyond a “convenient Christianity” and become a deeply formed, fully devoted follower of Jesus? If so, Galloway Growth Groups (G3) invite you to join us as Discipleship Essentials continues into the New Year.

    Following the model of Jesus, G3 meets in intentional groups of three to four people, creating space for authentic relationships, encouragement, and spiritual growth. These small, focused gatherings provide an environment where faith can be strengthened and lives can be transformed.

    Led by Rev. Dr. Raigan Miskelly

  • Big Questions: Exploring Christian Theology

    ADULTS

    Ever wondered what Christians really believe about war, heaven, or suffering? This class tackles the big questions of faith head-on. Each week we’ll explore a different theological theme, dig into Scripture, and wrestle with what it means for life today. Bring your curiosity—and your questions!

    Led by Rev. Dr. Lt. Ricky James, Dean of Chapel at Millsaps College

  • La Clase De Los Apostels

    ADULTS

    Rev. Marta Sobrino Bolen is the Associate Pastor at the New Albany UMC/LaMision in Northeast Mississippi. She is from San Juan, Puerto Rico and has been called to help make, mature, and mobilize disciples in our Latino communities. Marta will gather every other week to focus on: family, community, and spiritual development. Come be a part of growing our Latino ministry here at Galloway.

    Led by Rev. Marta Sobrino Bolen