Get Involved

Our church is not a place for spectators. It is a place for team members. Whether you are a five-year old child, a ninety-five year old grandmother, a busy mom, or a businessman with big responsibilities, we want you to be a part of our vibrant church community. Here is how you can learn, serve, and grow at this church.

Bible Study

We have Monday Bible Study meetings in the Jack Allen Family Life Center at 7:00PM.  Opening study with acoustic guitar and contemporary Christian music, we have grown together and in faith through participation.  Sometimes members bring baked goods and snacks for attendees.  Currently, the study is led by Pastor Daniel Phoebus.
 
Sunday School
Sunday School meets at 9:30 every Sunday morning.  
1) Older Adults -Taught by Clarence Collison.  This group meets in the Education building and the focus of their study comes from a structured series of books on books of the Bible. 
2) Middle Aged Adults –  Taught by Bill Peters.  This group meets in the kitchen area of the Jack Allen Facility for a structured lesson, typically either a book of the bible, a book study, or topic study.  Coffee is provided. 
3) We currently do not have a regular Children’s or Young Adult program but would welcome new members bringing their teens and schools age children to build that program.

Sisters of Faith

Women of the Church meet every second Tuesday at 1:00 PM in the Jack Allen Family Life Center.

United Methodist Men (UMM)

Accountability among men is an act of integrity. Accountability is designed to protect, encourage, and develop men of all ages. Our men convene for breakfast at 8:00 am on the second Sunday of each month.  There, they plan and discuss the needs of the Church.  A friendly discussion of everything from “who won the game last night” to “we must pray for brother ______ who is in the hospital”, brings the men together.  We hold an annual chili supper fundraiser in January that is open to the public.

Over 50’s

Once you get past fifty, the fun has just begun. Whether retired, just plain tired, or active as ever, the over-50 group of ESMC provides refreshment, ministry, and times of valuable interaction. A mentoring ministry gives older believers a chance to meet with and help younger believers grow in Christ.