Check out the latest news and opportunities!
Each week, Manchester UMC will featured the latest news and opportunities in the life of this vibrant church. Each ministry has something to offer from classes to trips, missions to social justice action, there is something for everyone.
At Manchester UMC we extend God’s love and grace to ALL people, and we are called to make a difference for Christ by transforming church and community. We invite you to be apart of a loving community by getting involved in one or more of these opportunities!
Weekend Worship
Saturday
4p | Traditional-Casual | Chapel
Sunday
9a | Modern | Fellowship Hall
11a | Traditional | Sanctuary
opportunities to serve
Manchester UMC Annual Report | Available Now!
It’s time to update the Manchester UMC Pictorial Directory and we want YOU to be included. Sign up online or at the Information Center after services.
A Dusty Lent Book Study | March 12-April 9 | 6:30-8p
Explore the implications of dying well from a Christian perspective and address various topics, including the nature of grief, the role of ministry during end-of-life care, and more.
The Sum of Us Book Study | Begins March 12 | 6:30p
This Lenten book discussion is intended to help us begin to shift our thinking to how we might make a positive difference by coming together.
IN CONCERT: BandTogether | March 23 | 7p
Manchester UMC welcomes St. Louis’ own LGBT+ concert band for a thrilling night of music as an encore performance of their anniversary concert!
Easter Eggstravaganza | March 29 | 9-10:30a OR 10:30a-Noon
Hop on over to this event for a morning full of exciting adventures including an egg hunt, crafts, balloon artists and more! Cost is $5 per child.
children's and family
MomCo | April 1 | 9a
Looking to find a community of parents to discuss the joys and challenges of parenthood? Find your people. Elevate your Motherhood. Childcare is available by request.
music and worship arts
Volunteer with the AV Team
Our AV team is looking for volunteers to help on Sundays at the 9a and 11a worship services! You can help run slides, camera or Facebook. No experience needed.
adult faith formation
The Message of Jesus: Words That Changed the World | Begins March 11 | 9:30a
How many actually know what Jesus taught? In this study, we will explore six of the most important themes in Jesus's teachings and how they speak to us today.
Young Adult Book Club for Adults | March 11 | 6p
Two Youth parents select and read a young adult book each month to prepare for discussion about what our teens are currently reading. Register to learn more about what book is next!
Senior Social Drop In | March 20 | 9a-Noon
Join the Senior Social Drop-In group and bring a friend! It’s a good time to meet other seniors. Enjoy playing games, snacks and wonderful conversations.
missions and Social justice
Bike Rehab Work Day | March 8 | 8a-Noon
Help to fix and clean bikes to distribute to our charity agency partners. You can also help assemble helmets and locks!
Manchester City Blood Drive | March 21 | 10a-3p
This blood drive will be held at the Manchester Police Department located at 200 Highlands Boulevard Dr. Sign up to donate today.
Greeting Card Donations
The Greeting Card Ministry is accepting donations for Easter and Thinking of You cards with brief salutations on the inside. Donations can be dropped off in the Main Office.
other information
New Church Pictorial Directory | April 7-11 | 2-8:30p OR April 12 | 10a-4:30p
It’s time to update the Manchester UMC Pictorial Directory and we want YOU to be included. Sign up online or at the Information Center after services.
Community Dinners | March 12 | 5:30p
Get your ticket for a Community Dinner! This dinner will have Oven Chicken Parmesan, Roasted Potatoes, Tossed Salad. Entertainment provided by Padre and the Pulse.
Baseball in St. Louis | March 9 | 3:30p
How is it that St. Louis has earned the reputation of being the “best baseball town” in America? This is the story of the unique role baseball has played in St. Louis. Featuring Ed Wheatley.
about manchester umc
Extending God's love and grace to ALL
At Manchester United Methodist Church, we extend God’s love and grace to ALL people. Therefore, as we journey toward a greater understanding of one another, we respect our human family’s diversity of age, race, ethnicity, sexual orientation, gender identity, physical or mental ability, family structure, marital status, socioeconomic status, education, political perspective, faith history and life experience.
Manchester United Methodist Church is a 2,600-member congregation that traces its roots back to 1826. The church is one of the largest United Methodist congregations in the United States and is located in West St. Louis County of Missouri. The church is an inclusive community where all are welcome.
We are called to be an inclusive community of people who love Christ deeply, worship him passionately, and serve him boldly. We are called to make a difference for Christ by transforming church and community.
