At Union Hill Church, there are so many ways to be involved and many ministries to take part in.
Each tab accurately describes each ministry, its beliefs and values, and the leaders of the ministries.
Here at Union Hill we have a Ladies Prayer Meeting(called ‘Warriors’ as they are prayer warriors) and a men’s prayer meeting. They typically meet bi-weekly but check out our calendar for more information on either or both of those:).
At Union Hill we believe that if you bring a child up in the way they should go based on God’s standards they will not depart from it. Each Sunday morning after morning service, children get to participate in their own classes. Bible lessons are taught in such a way that every child gets to participate and learn. The kids learn everything from basic bible principles and stories for the younger ones and life lessons and how to make Godly choices for the older ones. All of our Sunday School teachers and our Sunday School Superintendent are listed on the Ministries page under the Sunday School tab. Check it out for more information. Also on Wednesday nights, all of the children aged 12 and under attend a special class in the church fellowship hall. There are games, snacks and most importantly lessons that teach them about Jesus in a way that they understand and find fun. Check out the Youth Group tab for more information.
When you become a teenager, your life and everything about it starts to change. On Wednesday nights, kids 13 and older all gather together in a classroom, and with a trusted and beloved teen leader and her helpers get to discuss their thoughts, problems and find out how to make Godly decisions, find their callings, and live their lives in a way that pleases God. While doing this, it isn’t unusual for the teens to play games, eat snacks and tell stories about their week. The teens are also involved in many things like Toys for Tots, Golden Treasures, Adopt-A-Grandparent, and the Music Ministry. Check out the Teen Group tab for more information.
Union Hill Church, along with other churches, sponsor the Reformers Unanimous Addictions Program.