Our Rummage Room has something for everyone at bargain prices!! Take a look at our gallery to find your next treasure. Check our website frequently for new stock. Ten percent of the proceeds go to help the Galway Backpack program.
Our Rummage Room has something for everyone at bargain prices!! Take a look at our gallery to find your next treasure. Check our website frequently for new stock. Ten percent of the proceeds go to help the Galway Backpack program.
Join us for a brand new year of fun. Our Sunday School is open to all children ages PreK- Grade 12. For more information visit our Sunday School page.
On Tuesday, August 11 our church will be sponsoring the launch of a new community initiative called Kids4Kids Cooking. Community groups will be taking turns hosting this program which aims to partner kid volunteers with adult volunteers to cook meals for families in need. The program plans to work closely with Lasagna Love, a global non profit that connects volunteer chefs with local families in need, and the Galway Backpack Program which serves children in our own community facing food insecurities. Our goal for this first event will be to make 12 lasagnas that will then be delivered to families that need them. Kid and Adult volunteers Needed!
Join us during Galway’s Village Wide Garage Sale!
Our Country Store has something for everyone at bargain prices!! Take a look at our gallery to find your next treasure. Check our website frequently for new stock. Ten percent of the proceeds go to help the Galway Backpack program.
Our Rummage Room has something for everyone at bargain prices!! Take a look at our gallery to find your next treasure. Check our website frequently for new stock. Ten percent of the proceeds go to help the Galway Backpack program.
Join Us Fireside for a Mid-Summer Taize’ Service that will incorporate prayer, music and meditation.
Taize’ worship was conceived in the Taize’ community of France, a monastic ecumenical brotherhood established by Brother Roger Schutz in 1940. The style of worship entails deep reflection and meditative prayer. Occasionally simple chants are sung, repeating the chants so that the music and words can be absorbed into the soul. In between the chants there are periods of silence, allowing the individuals and the community to consider what the chant means for each. Scripture may be read, but customarily there is no sermon or homily, allowing the participants to give the Spirit a personal interpretation. Taize’ worship is enhanced by candlelight, evoking the presence of the Light of God in the worship space.
There is a spiritual inclusiveness which seeks to overcome the barriers of denominational and doctrinal traditions, uniting Catholic, Orthodox, and Protestant communities. Every year thousands of people, especially youth and young adults make a pilgrimage to the tiny village of Taize’. However, the style of Taize’ worship has spread to many nations of the earth.
Our Rummage Room has something for everyone at bargain prices!! Take a look at our gallery to find your next treasure. Check our website frequently for new stock. Ten percent of the proceeds go to help the Galway Backpack program.
Our Rummage Room has something for everyone at bargain prices!! Take a look at our gallery to find your next treasure. Check our website frequently for new stock. Ten percent of the proceeds go to help the Galway Backpack program.
Our Rummage Room has something for everyone at bargain prices!! Take a look at our gallery to find your next treasure. Check our website frequently for new stock. Ten percent of the proceeds go to help the Galway Backpack program.
Our Rummage Room has something for everyone at bargain prices!! Take a look at our gallery to find your next treasure. Check our website frequently for new stock. Ten percent of the proceeds go to help the Galway Backpack program.
Our Rummage Room has something for everyone at bargain prices!! Take a look at our gallery to find your next treasure. Check our website frequently for new stock. Ten percent of the proceeds go to help the Galway Backpack program.
Join us on the lawn on Memorial Day! We will be set up for Galway’s annual parade with games for people of all ages to enjoy. Get your Strawberry Shortcake or Walking Taco before we sell out! Our Rummage Room will be open to shop and we will be holding a basket raffle. Don’t miss the fun!
Our Country Store has something for everyone at bargain prices!! Take a look at our gallery to find your next treasure. Check our website frequently for new stock. Ten percent of the proceeds go to help the Galway Backpack program.
Our Rummage Room has something for everyone at bargain prices!! Take a look at our gallery to find your next treasure. Check our website frequently for new stock. Ten percent of the proceeds go to help the Galway Backpack program.
Our Rummage Room has something for everyone at bargain prices!! Take a look at our gallery to find your next treasure. Check our website frequently for new stock. Ten percent of the proceeds go to help the Galway Backpack program.
Taize’ worship was conceived in the Taize’ community of France, a monastic ecumenical brotherhood established by Brother Roger Schutz in 1940. The style of worship entails deep reflection and meditative prayer. Occasionally simple chants are sung, repeating the chants so that the music and words can be absorbed into the soul. In between the chants there are periods of silence, allowing the individuals and the community to consider what the chant means for each. Scripture may be read, but customarily there is no sermon or homily, allowing the participants to give the Spirit a personal interpretation. Taize’ worship is enhanced by candlelight, evoking the presence of the Light of God in the worship space.
There is a spiritual inclusiveness which seeks to overcome the barriers of denominational and doctrinal traditions, uniting Catholic, Orthodox, and Protestant communities. Every year thousands of people, especially youth and young adults make a pilgrimage to the tiny village of Taize’. However, the style of Taize’ worship has spread to many nations of the earth.
Our Rummage Room has something for everyone at bargain prices!! Take a look at our gallery to find your next treasure. Check our website frequently for new stock. Ten percent of the proceeds go to help the Galway Backpack program.
Our annual Palm Sunday Brunch and Easter Egg Hunt returns!! Be sure to sign up in the fellowship hall so that our hospitality team has a good idea of how many will attend. Bring your yummies brunch items to share! There will be an Easter Egg Hunt for the children.
Our Country Store has something for everyone at bargain prices!! Take a look at our gallery to find your next treasure. Check our website frequently for new stock. Ten percent of the proceeds go to help the Galway Backpack program.
Our Country Store has something for everyone at bargain prices!! Take a look at our gallery to find your next treasure. Check our website frequently for new stock. Ten percent of the proceeds go to help the Galway Backpack program.
Taize’ worship was conceived in the Taize’ community of France, a monastic ecumenical brotherhood established by Brother Roger Schutz in 1940. The style of worship entails deep reflection and meditative prayer. Occasionally simple chants are sung, repeating the chants so that the music and words can be absorbed into the soul. In between the chants there are periods of silence, allowing the individuals and the community to consider what the chant means for each. Scripture may be read, but customarily there is no sermon or homily, allowing the participants to give the Spirit a personal interpretation. Taize’ worship is enhanced by candlelight, evoking the presence of the Light of God in the worship space.
There is a spiritual inclusiveness which seeks to overcome the barriers of denominational and doctrinal traditions, uniting Catholic, Orthodox, and Protestant communities. Every year thousands of people, especially youth and young adults make a pilgrimage to the tiny village of Taize’. However, the style of Taize’ worship has spread to many nations of the earth.
Our Hospitality Team is proud to anuouce our 2nd Annual “Cabin Fever Potluck supper and Game Night” on Feb 13 at 5:30. It is a Hawaiian theme so bring on those loud color shirts, sunglasses and flip flops. Bring a dish to pass and a game or two to share. We will provide beverages and coffee and tea as well as paper plates, etc. There will be a sign up sheet in Fellowship Hall. Time to shake off winter and have some fun!
Our annual Superbowl Sunday Luncheon is back. Souperbowl Sunday is the culmination of a months worth of collecting canned soups for the Galway Food Pantry. We end our collection with a fellowship luncheon enjoying soups made by our congregants. All are welcome!
Our Country Store has something for everyone at bargain prices!! Take a look at our gallery to find your next treasure. Check our website frequently for new stock. Ten percent of the proceeds go to help the Galway Backpack program.
Our Country Store has something for everyone at bargain prices!! Take a look at our gallery to find your next treasure. Check our website frequently for new stock. Ten percent of the proceeds go to help the Galway Backpack program.
Join us for our annual cookie sale, the oldest in the area! Get there early because we will sell out! Check back soon for more information including pricing.
Help us spread the love of Christ! Join us for this annual event in which we pack donated items into shoeboxes that are then sent to children in need all over the world.
Our yummiest event of the year is back! The Harvest Ham dinner along with the Country Store and awesome fall baskets will be here before you know it. Dinners are $16 and include Homemade ham, baked potato w/ sour cream, butternut squash, coleslaw, applesauce, roll, dessert and beverage.
Our church will be open for Trick or Treat on Halloween. Stop in for a treat and to warm up!
Our Sunday School classes resume for the 2025/2026 school year on September 7. All children through 12th grade are welcome to attend. Children will begin the church service in the sanctuary and then be released to the Sunday School rooms about 15 minutes into the service. For more information visit our Sunday School page.
