Monroe United Methodist Church

MC900361000[1] Crisis Ministry – Our pastor is available to listen and support those experiencing crisis. Contact the church office to inquire for assistance.

Helping Hands (Funeral and Bereavement Ministry) – Loss can be especially painful. We want those experiencing grief to know we care. A faithful group of persons work to help provide encouragement, food, and support for those walking through the valley of the shadow of death.

Good Fellowship – Come and join this group that meets monthly for dinner and events. Special guests and programs cover a variety of topics. Don’t forget to start with dessert first when joining us for this great evening.

Good Shepherd Ministry - This ministry team is geared toward reaching out to those in our area including retirement villages and nursing homes. Bulletins, cards, and recordings of our services of worship are provided.

Grief Recovery – A grief recovery program is offered at the church periodically in conjunction with Hospice of Middletown. Trained leaders help folks on the journey of grief. For more information contact our church office plus check out the services of hospice locally at http://hospicecareofmiddletown.com/

Men’s Ministry – Our men’s group meets on the first Saturday of every month at 9 am. They share breakfast and fellowship together. They periodically engage in other activities such as trips and projects.

MC900142137[1] Snak and Yak – These neighborhood coffees provide small fellowship gathering as a way to connect and get to know others in the church family. Drop the church office an email to find out when the next one is scheduled.

United Methodist Women – The women’s ministry is alive and well at Monroe. Our ladies gather to pray, plan, and serve through a variety of outreach and mission programs. They meet monthly but have special events throughout the year.

Visitation Ministry - Our pastor is available to visit those hospitalized and homebound. In addition, other staff and laity are available to respond with a listening ear and a word of prayer. Contact the church office to inquire for assistance.

We Care Team – Our lay visitation team is dedicated to connect with those whom are homebound and unable to attend our regular services of worship. They also assist in providing Holy Communion to those desiring it on a once a quarter basis