Adult Classes and Small Groups are starting next week! We hope you find something that calls to you. Wednesdays will be a big night each week with something for everyone, including dinner that starts at 5 p.m. We can't wait to see you at Central! Register here. 

We need adults to serve as small group leaders each week. If you are interested in this service opportunity, contact Zack here.

Please save the date for Beyond Our Walls on Saturday, November 4—more information to come. Beyond Our Walls is a mission of Central UMC to serve those in our community.

Central Youth's Fall Retreat is just around the corner, September 29-October 1. We will leave the church at 6 p.m. on Friday and return at noon on Sunday. The cost is $150 per student. Register here. 

Good Sam is collecting Ramen Noodles this month.  Food bins are in the Narthex and the south end of CAC. 

Micah Hope Banquet is a fundraiser to benefit Micah House. This will be the second annual event of this kind at Genesis and will be held on October 5.  The meal is provided by Bordinos, and the men at the Micah House provide the program. To buy a ticket click here.  

Club K6 is our all-new Wednesday Night programming for kids grades K-6. This year, we will have games, music, and fun studies. We will meet in the Student Ministries Building on the 2nd floor from 6-7:30 p.m.

Register Here

We need adults to work with our students, who will be grouped by age. Everything you will need to lead the kids will be provided for you. If you are interested, contact Erika at eregier@centraltolife.com.

We are saving you a seat at the table. 

This fall, we would love to see you at dinner on Wednesdays. Dinner is prepared by the amazing Edna Combs and Sheryl Pearson and will surely be one of your favorite meals every week. So, take a night not to cook or do dishes. Drop in anytime from 5-6 for food and fellowship. 

Dinner is $7 for adults (ages 12+), $5 for children (ages 2-11), and free for children under two. Maximum amount per family is $25.  All are welcome!

Celebrating Mission

The Adult Forum Sunday School class enjoyed a recent program about the Magdalene Serenity House in Fayetteville and then donated money to purchase Tide laundry pods for the women living there. The non-profit helps rebuild women's lives who have experienced trauma through safe housing, long-term support, and community partnerships. As many as eight women are supported for two years at no cost. Pictured are Joy Morris, far right, interim executive director of MSH, with class president Chuck Bushong and Shelly Moran.

Ms. Morris said the donation would provide 16 weeks of laundry for the residents.