Welcome to Holt United Methodist Church!

“Committed to Knowing and Sharing the Love of God,” are the words guiding us as we seek to understand the power of the Holy Spirit in our lives.

Merry Christmas! As we prepare for Christmas this year, join us as we look at the “unlikely characters” who are often not talked about much. We will be using Rachel Billups’ book, “An Unlikely Advent,” to guide our conversation. We’ll deal with some tough issues like, “What do you do when your dreams don’t come true,” and if we listened to Herod’s story, “What will we hear?” In the journey, we will discover that our “unlikely” story is given value. And ultimately, we will celebrate their stories and our stories as a part of God’s unfolding Christmas Story!

“The people who walked in darkness have seen a great light. For those who lived in a land of deep shadows—light! Sunbursts of light!” ~Isaiah 9:2, The Message

We have exciting things planned to celebrate the Advent season to gether. We will worship every Sunday, 9:30 AM & 11 AM. Kingdom Kids will be gathering at 9:45 AM (after the children’s message). And the Youth will meet Sunday evenings, 5-7 PM.

Here are some other exciting activities you can participate in: Dec. 6, 5:30-8 PM, Christmas Elf Workshop—For kids ages 4 to 5th grade Dec. 14, 2-4 PM, Open House at the Parsonage—Cookies, Carols, and Games! Dec. 19, 9 AM-6 PM Give-A-Kid-A Christmas—Join us in sharing cookies and hot chocolate! Dec. 24, WORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES (all will close with the singing of “Silent Night” & sharing the light of Christ.) 2:30 PM Singing around the Christmas Tree, East Room 3 PM Contemporary, Praise Team, Sanctuary 5 PM Lessons & Carols, Chancel Choir & Handbells, Sanctuary 10 PM Communion & Candles, Chapel Dec. 29, 9:30 & 11 AM, Join us for worship as we celebrate 2024 and prepare for the coming New Year

I hope you will consider joining us in person on Sundays at 9:30 and 11:00AM or on Facebook Live at 11:00AM.

Join us as we work together to bring out the best in one another as we seek to be who God has called us to be. May we continue to seek God’s leading through the Holy Spirit that we might have the strength to create glimpses of the Kingdom of God in our neighborhoods.

In Christ, Rev. Anita K. Hahn