“Come to me, all you who are weary and burdened, and I will give you rest.”
-Matthew 11:28
Sunday 9:00am
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Every 2nd & 4th Sunday
Every 2nd & 4th Wednesday
In a quiet corner of our small farm town, where seasons are measured by harvests and church bells still mark the hour, you’ll find a place of steady welcome.
Our wooden pews have held generations; farmers with soil still on their boots, children swinging their feet just above the floor, grandparents bowing in familiar prayer.
Here, faith is not hurried. It is lived in shared casseroles, handwritten notes, and neighbors who know your name.
We gather not because life is perfect, but because we believe grace meets us right where we are. Whether you come carrying joy, questions, or heavy burdens, this is a place to rest, to breathe deeply, and to remember that you belong… to God and to one another.
In our church, raising children in faith is something we do as a community. Sunday School is where our little ones learn about God’s love, the joy of serving others, and the power of prayer; surrounded by a church family that cares for them like their own.
Together we nurture young hearts, helping them grow in faith, kindness, and the grace of God.
We welcome all children to join us each Sunday as we learn, laugh, and grow together. Parents, grandparents, and friends–come be part of the journey, because faith is something we share as a family.
Our Youth Group is a place where faith feels real, friendships grow strong, and no one has to walk alone. In a world that moves fast and speaks loudly, we gather to slow down, ask honest questions, and learn what it means to follow Christ in everyday life.
We share meals, laughter, scripture, and conversation; building trust across generations and reminding our teens that they are seen, valued, and deeply loved. Whether they come full of confidence or quiet uncertainty, our youth are welcomed just as they are.
Here, they find community, guidance, and a steady foundation of faith that will carry them long after they leave these wooden pews.
At its heart, Methodism is about loving God and loving neighbor. We believe in God’s grace for all people, the importance of personal faith, and living out that faith through acts of kindness, justice, and service. Rooted in Scripture and guided by the teachings of John Wesley, Methodists strive to grow in holiness, care for others, and build community grounded in Christ’s love.
“Come to me, all you who are weary and burdened, and I will give you rest.”
-Matthew 11:28