Current worship is a contemporary style and is held in our Fellowship Hall, located at the end of the colonnade area on the left.  Bring your coffee or tea and join us.  This service is low key but energetic!

A traditional worship service at Skyland UMC may include a greeting and opening prayer, time for people to greet each other, scripture readings, silent prayer and meditation, an offering, the Lord’s Prayer, a children’s message, the sermon, special music and hymns, and a closing prayer.  Join us for a quieter style of worship!

Fall Festival Fun!  Sunday, October 18, 3:00-5:00 pm.

Walking tacos, Crafts, Story time, Face painting, Line dancing, Cake pop walk, Designated area for preschool kids with games!

The Skyland UMC congregation has a partnership with Manna Food Bank to provide monthly food distribution from our Skyland Campus.

Join us for an hour or two any time from 1:30-2:30 (for setup) or from 3:00-4:30 (for shopping time). Contact Patty if you’d like to help with this community outreach.

Building Beloved Community: The Courage to Love in the Face of Tyranny

The Blue Ridge District of the Western North Carolina Conference is offering an exciting opportunity within its nine counties and online. The district is forming study circles around the new book by the Council of Bishops. Our own Bishop Ken Carter was the primary writer for Building Beloved Community: The Courage to Love in the Face of Tyranny. It is a powerful and practical resource for our shared public witness as United Methodists. It invites us —as congregations and individual believers — to be a public witness to see all people and to advocate for the most vulnerable.

Each group will meet for just two or four sessions between culminating in dinner/discussion with Bishop Carter. Skyland UMC is honored to host this light supper and discussion of “where do we go from here?” at 6 PM on Wednesday, Nov. 11.

Rev. Joe Tarpley and Kari Kopp will be the facilitators of this study circle for Skyland UMC. These sessions, set for 2-3:30 PM on Sunday, Oct. 25 and Nov. 8, will take place in the Wesley Room.

If you are interested, but can’t make these dates, you can join any of the groups listed at the link below. Please look through those options listed and sign up for a group using the QR code (required). If you have any questions, please reach out to Pastor Joe or Kari Kopp