LENTEN STUDY WITH PASTOR TIM CALLOW
Lenten Study begins at 6:00pm and is in the Fellowship Hall.
Candle Light Christmas Eve Service
Celebrate the birth of Christ! Enjoy the Chancel Choir, Bell Choir, and Brass Choir for this worship service.
Christmas Eve Morning Service
Christmas Morning Service of Lessons and Carols at 10:00AM
There will be no 8:00AM service.
Christmas Parade Warming Station
Ornament Decorating at 3:00PM Sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce
APPLE PIES!
All 10” deep dish pies are presold. Call or email the church to order. Regular or Sugar Free $13. Friday, October 14 is pie pick up!
WEDNESDAY NIGHTS CHURCH IN JULY
Wednesday night church for the whole family. 6pm-7:30pm
Jonah with Pastor Tim Callow
Jonah Study is being held at the Church following evening prayer at 7:00pm on Thursdays.
MORNING AND EVENING PRAYERS
Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays at 7AM and 7PM there will be 15 minutes of prayer in the Sanctuary beginning on June 13 at 7AM.
Maundy Thursday Soup Supper and Communion Service
Maundy (Holy) Thursday Soup Supper will begin at 6:00pm. This meal is potluck style so bring a soup, bread, or dessert to pass and your own table setting.
Maundy Thursday Communion Service will be held in the sanctuary of the Bad Axe United Methodist Church at 7:00pm. Pastor Tim Callow will officiate the communion service.
Prepare the Way
This Advent Bible Study is the message of John the Baptist as he prepared the way for Jesus.
Rummage Sale
Doors open at 9:00am for the annual Church Rummage Sale! Don’t miss out! Household, books, furniture, and clothing all on sale.
Donations are currently being accepted Monday - Thursday between 9am and 2pm and can be left in the Church fellowship hall.
HALLELUJAH: HANDEL'S MESSIAH
A study about Handel’s famous oratorio on Wednesdays at 10am.
BOOK OF REVELATION
John Calvin, the great reformer, wrote a commentary for every book of the Bible — except Revelation. Martin Luther, when he embarked on his translation of the Bible into German, had his doubts about Revelation’s place in the Bible. He couldn’t make heads or tails of it at first, and thought its secrets were hidden. At least, hidden until his day. The Book of Revelation is dark and obscure, and many faithful interpreters have read it in different ways. What are we supposed to make of it today? What can we glean from the history of its interpretation? What have we learned?
Join us on Thursdays at 7:00 pm in the Church fellowship hall. Contact Pastor Tim at tgcallow@gmail.com to be added to the study offered via ZOOM at a different time.