Midway United Methodist Church is a community of believers who are part of the United Methodist Church. We strive to live out our faith in concrete ways, sharing the love of God by caring for one another and serving in our community and around the world. We value relevant, passionate preaching, inspiring worship, and small groups where people can grow in faith.
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Expect to be warmly greeted and to feel right at home on your first visit, whether online or in person.  You’ll find the worship services are simple to follow, the teaching is impactful and relevant to your life, and there are no insider secrets. There are friendly people eager to help. Our goal is simply for you to feel welcomed and inspired. Each service varies in worship style and personality, with music styles ranging from traditional to contemporary.

A typical service lasts about 50 minutes.

At the traditional service (8:30), you'll hear hymns and share in the traditional United Methodist order of worship, which consists of the Lord's Prayer, and the Apostle's Creed (or another creed stating what we believe), with a scripture reading and sermon delivered by one of our clergy.

At the contemporary service (11:00), you'll hear contemporary Christian songs led by our worship team, with a scripture reading and message delivered by our clergy.

At each service, we share in Holy Communion on the first Sunday of each month. We host an open table, meaning all are welcome to participate in Holy Communion. Elements served are gluten and dairy-free. We also have individually sealed elements available.

There are signs for guest parking located near the back of the chapel and the covered entrance to the main building.

Sunday morning worship services begin at 8:30 and 11 a.m.
You should plan to arrive at the church about 10 minutes ahead of the worship service you wish to attend. This allows ample time for parking, entering the building and finding a seat.
You may wish to arrive a few minutes earlier to check your children in.

8:30 service is located in the historic chapel that faces Highway 9.
Enter up the steps facing the road, or use the ramp located behind the chapel.

11:00  Modern service is located in the sanctuary.
This entrance is under the drive-through portico facing Highway 9.

Restrooms are located in the main campus building.

Greeters are stationed near the entrance to each building, to welcome you and, once you enter, to help you find your way.

Dress comfortably when you come to worship. Some of our attendees wear their “Sunday best,” but most come in more comfortable clothes. Don’t worry about what you wear – you’ll be welcomed no matter how fancy or casual you are. Just come to worship God!

You are not required to bring anything!  Our worship services are Bible-based. You may wish to bring your own Bible. Or download the Bible app to access the Scripture reading. 

Children are welcome to participate in the worship service. We have “Wiggle Bags” and “Sermon Notes for Kids” available for children of any age (yes, sometimes the adults like to color or take notes!). If your child fills out a “Sermon Notes for Kids” they can turn it in for a prize from the treasure box after service.

We also provide childcare for children six weeks to first grade at all services.
Child drop off is on the first floor of our main building. Enter through the portico, and proceed to the children’s area using the door to the right of the entrance. Once in the children’s area you will be greeted by one of our childcare professionals. They will help you register your child (first time) and direct you to the correct room for drop off and pick up.

Sunday school is offered for all ages at 9:45.
Sunday school for children are on the first floor of our main building. Enter through the portico, and proceed to the children’s area using the door to the right of the entrance. Once in the children’s area you will be greeted by one of our childcare professionals. They will help you register your child (first time visits) and direct you to the correct room for drop off and pick up.

For more information, please contact Tiffany Williams, Director of Children and Family Ministries: tiffany@midwayumc.org

Midway United Methodist Church is a spiritual community, which takes seriously its responsibility to provide a safe and nurturing environment for children, youth, and vulnerable adults who participate in our ministries. We require all staff and volunteers to have background checks and undergo training.

Youth are encouraged to worship with their families at either 8:30 or 11:00 and attend Sunday school at 9:45.
Sunday school is held in the Youth Room (208).Come in the doors closest to the Bell Tower. Pass the coffee bar (on the left), and go down the hallway on the left. The youth room is room 208. (Second to last door on the right, immediately after the women’s restrooms).
Youth Group meets Sundays from 6:00-7:30pm in the Fellowship Hall. Contact Nate Juvinall: Director of Student Ministries and Missions (nate@midwayumc.org) for dates and special events.

Midway United Methodist Church is a spiritual community, which takes seriously its responsibility to provide a safe and nurturing environment for children, youth, and vulnerable adults who participate in our ministries. We require all staff and volunteers to have background checks and undergo training.

Are you ready for your next step? Please let us know by contacting Associate Pastor Amanda Lane (amanda@midwayumc.org). We’ll do our best to get you plugged in with activities where you can learn, grow, serve, and develop relationships with others in the Midway UMC community.