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Events

Youth Group

Our normal Sunday Night Programs include:
4-5 Jr High Youth Group
5-5:30 Jr and Sr High Fellowship - games, worship, activities, etc
5:30-6 Community Meal
6-7 Sr High Youth Group

Come and join us for faith, fun and fellowship

Foundations

FoundationsApril Schedule

April 1st, 2012 - Facing Alcoholism: The Way of A.A.: Mary Carrigan

A.A. has helped people overcome addictions since 1935 when one addict shared the "good news" with another addict. A.A. is a spiritual program that transforms lives when worked.

New Members Class

If you are interested in joining FUMC, New Members Classes are offered approximately once a quarter. You are invited to attend one of the two classes. New members will be received into membership on Sunday, April 29 at the 9:30AM service. If you would like to be a part of the next class, please contact Pastor Jim or Pastor Greta at the church or Marilou Welch at 630.968.4136.

S.O.S. - Sharing Our Skills

Cleaning bucketThanks to everyone who came out in March, we were able to accomplish a lot!

On April 14 we have the following projects that need to be completed.
- The dumpster gate needs repaired
- Pot holes in the parking lot need to be filled
- The rope for the bell needs replacing
- Office painting will continue

Young At Heart: Wackerlin Center

The Young at Heart group of senior adults will be traveling to Aurora to visit with Dr. Jonathan Dean who will take us on a tour of the Wackerlin Center for Faith and Action at the Aurora University. Jonathan is an Assistant Professor/Religion Fellow to the Wackerlin Center. We will leave from the church parking lot at 11:30 a.m. and have lunch at Colonial Cafe in Aurora with Jonathan and then take the tour after lunch.

You may sign up for this activity in the Parlor on Sunday mornings or by calling Marilou Welch at 630.968.4136.

Foundations

FoundationsApril Schedule

April 1st, 2012 - Facing Alcoholism: The Way of A.A.: Mary Carrigan

A.A. has helped people overcome addictions since 1935 when one addict shared the "good news" with another addict. A.A. is a spiritual program that transforms lives when worked.