The Serving Spoon

Memorial United Methodist is grateful to be able to serve a hot meal at the Serving Spoon several times each year.  This is our latest, May 23, 2019.

Easter Sunday, April 21, 2019

It was a beautiful day for a beautiful service.  Pastor Evan is in his traditional robes for the service.  And our cross, which is decorated with flowers each Easter.

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Children's Chat

Here is Pastor Evan with two of the children.

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United Methodist Men

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Taking a break.

The Methodist Men and friends have been busy cutting and splitting wood.


This wood will be donated to those in the community with that specific need.


In honor of Veterans' Day, we chose Sunday, November 12, 2017 to present eight veteran members of our congregation, with Quilts of Valor.  The recipients, from left to right:  Fred Slagle, Jim Phythyon, Miles Hyman, Harold DeLong, David Dewitt (visiting speaker), John Corbin, Jack Best and Marvin Bachtel.

On August 13, 2017, with the help of the CCF (Cartoogechaye Christian Fellowship), Memorial United Methodist Church prepared and served a meal for the guardsmen at the local Armory.  ​

Memorial United Methodist Church photos