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Blessing of the Cleats
Teer Hardy • Apr 01, 2024
Blessing of the Cleats
Join us on April 7th at 10:30 AM for a special moment of blessing as we honor the start of spring activities. Whether it's cleats, gloves, bats, or any other symbol of your favorite pastime, bring it along to receive a heartfelt blessing. Let's gather as a community to seek blessings for safety, joy, and camaraderie in our sporting endeavors.
Join Us For Lunch Walker Chapel Lunch Adventures are held at local area restaurants for fellowship and to explore different cuisines. Adventures are held a few times a season, usually on Sundays following worship and fellowship hour. Everyone welcome! Upcoming Adventures: Sunday April 21 - Aracosia, 1381 Berly Rd, McLean, VA 22101 We meet at the restaurant around 12:15 PM. For RSVP and more information, please contact Christiane Roehler, croehler@gmx.net .
The Virginia Conference will host a post-General Conference Zoom webinar on Thursday, May 9 at 7 p.m. The panel will include Bishop Sue Haupert-Johnson; Rev. Lindsey Baynham Freeman, head of the Virginia delegation; and delegates Rev. Mark Ogren, Marshall Bailey, and Rev. Dr. Jonathan Page. The webinar will be recorded for later viewing. Register for webinar at this link .
Volunteers are needed for Community Assistance in April. On the second Saturday of each month, Walker Chapel and Mount Olivet provide our friends and neighbors with much-needed food. The next food distribution will be on Saturday, April 13 , and will be hosted at Mount Olivet. We will be providing the following items to approximately 220 families: 5 pounds of potatoes 5 pounds carrots Rice Beans 5 pounds of onions Cabbage $10 Giant Gift Cards Please get in touch with Tom Kilkenny if you have any questions.
Easter Sunday is the beginning of the grand celebration of God’s victory over sin and death. We invite you to worship at Walker Chapel on Easter Sunday at 7:00 AM in the Historic Walker Chapel Cemetery, and 10:30 AM in the sanctuary. If you plan to join us outside, please bring a chair or blanket to sit on. Sunrise Outdoor Service - 7:00 AM As the sun wakes our community we will gather for worship in the Historic Walker Chapel Cemetery to celebrate God's victory over sin and death. Bring a chair, blanket, and cup of coffee and join us for a bluegrass worship service. Traditional Service with Brass - 10:30AM With organ, brass, and the Walker Chapel choir, we will celebrate the grand morning of Easter. This Easter, let Walker Chapel be the place where cherished memories are made, and the celebration comes alive. Join us for a celebration of love, community, and the new life we find in Christ. We can't wait to share this special day with you and your family.
How may we describe United Methodists? Where do we come from? What do we believe? How do United Methodists act? What are our distinctive characteristics? What is required to be a member of our denomination? How do we grow as disciples of Jesus Christ within this great communion? In this study we hope to answer these questions and others in broad strokes as we describe our United Methodist Church. We will consider to how United Methodists live and think as followers of Jesus Christ. The United Methodist Church possesses the characteristics of many other Christian traditions but has its own distinctive profile. Our denomination combines knowledge and vital piety, believing that serious theological reflection and spiritual practices are both part of the Christian life. United Methodists link personal and social holiness, expecting high personal integrity and deep concern for social justice. We are both evangelical and sacramental, showing concern for people who have not yet accepted Jesus Christ as Savior and honoring the transforming power of Baptism and Holy Communion. We welcome people with many different theological perspectives. Finally, United Methodists are both local and connectional, expressing our faith in local congregations, regional associations, and global missions, so that we might do more together than any of us could do separately.
Every year, Walker Chapel collects a special offering, above and beyond our tithes and weekly offerings, to support organizations the Chapel feels are aligned with the kingdom-building work we have been called to do.
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