“You don’t choose a life, you live a life.” — The Way (2010) I will make a way in the wilderness and rivers in the desert. — Isaiah 43:19 Lent is a time of reflection, and there’s nothing like a pilgrimage to conjure that up. Making intentional journeys has been a ritual of humankind across time and traditions. Inspired by passages in the Judeo-Christian scriptures that talk about the journeys, roads, and pathways of life, we will make our way together through this season.

“You don’t choose a life, you live a life.” — The Way (2010) I will make a way in the wilderness and rivers in the desert. — Isaiah 43:19 Lent is a time of reflection, and there’s nothing like a pilgrimage to conjure that up. Making intentional journeys has been a ritual of humankind across time and traditions. Inspired by passages in the Judeo-Christian scriptures that talk about the journeys, roads, and pathways of life, we will make our way together through this season.

“You don’t choose a life, you live a life.” — The Way (2010) I will make a way in the wilderness and rivers in the desert. — Isaiah 43:19 Lent is a time of reflection, and there’s nothing like a pilgrimage to conjure that up. Making intentional journeys has been a ritual of humankind across time and traditions. Inspired by passages in the Judeo-Christian scriptures that talk about the journeys, roads, and pathways of life, we will make our way together through this season.

As we enter the Lenten season, our church community is embracing this special time with a variety of meaningful activities and events. Whether you are a long-time member or a visitor, there are many opportunities to connect, reflect, and grow in faith throughout the week. This post highlights the schedule of events happening at the church, including worship services, fellowship gatherings, and special programs designed to enrich your Lenten journey. Since everything starts an

February is a month full of opportunities to connect, support, and grow with the Methodist Health Ministries Wesley Nurse. Whether you are a parent looking for a welcoming community, someone in need of essential supplies, or simply interested in giving back, there is something for everyone. This post highlights the various activities and events happening this month, including the diaper pantry, the Young and Young at Heart book club, donation drives, and the food pantry needs

As the new year begins, it brings a fresh chance to make a meaningful impact in our community. Many families face challenges, especially during the colder months, and our church is stepping up to help meet some of these urgent needs. This season, the worship team, food pantry, and our Wesley nurse Patsy are organizing several drives to collect essential items for children, families, and those experiencing homelessness. These efforts offer a practical way for everyone to contr

The holiday season brings a special kind of joy, especially when a community comes together to celebrate. This year, our church’s youth group created a truly memorable Christmas dinner event inspired by the enchanting story of The Polar Express . The evening was filled with warmth, laughter, and a sense of wonder that captured the spirit of the season perfectly. We want to thank everyone who attended and made the night so special. Our church also extends heartfelt gratitude t

The first Saturday of the month, our church opens its doors to the community for a special event that goes beyond just buying and selling. This monthly rummage sale offers a unique chance for neighbors and church members to come together, share treasures, and build meaningful connections. Whether you want to sell items or find something new, this event creates a welcoming space where friendships grow and support for important mission work flourishes. How the Monthly Rummage S

Our youth was busy last week, building a float and giving our candy during the parade in Hondo, TX. They partnered with Medina Valley Methodist Youth and made a Snoopy Christmas complete with all the characters!

Some pictures from our Veteran's Day procession! Thank you to all our member's that serve and continue to inspire. We appreciate you all! Thank You to June Hoff for sharing the pictures she took.

Once a year our church parking lot fills with pumpkins and spiders and a broom that moves on its own. For a couple hours, the lot is filled with kids and parents from our community that come to celebrate Halloween with us. Thanks to Helen Hanna that coordinates this every year and to all those that came and handed out candy. Another total success!!!

Our relationship with money has a history as long as our lives but also as expansive as the family systems and culture of which we are a part. Creating spiritual practices for how we deal money invites us to look back, to see with new eyes how and when our values and fears were initiated. Like George Bailey in “Its a Wonderful Life,” we sometimes need some help in the midst of the discouragement that can come with our fear about money. We look back with a practice of compassi

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