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“Bear Sunday” is when everyone is invited to bring a stuffed teddy bear to church, and the bears are then placed all over the sanctuary…often as many as 200. Afterwards, […]

A variety of speakers will help us prepare for Advent with presentations on the music and art of Advent, the meaning of the Chrismons that decorate the Christmas tree in

Hybrid (in person or on Zoom) – Wed. at 6:30 p.m. ***If you choose to join Scriptual Foundations for Justice via zoom, a link will be sent out each week to

Wednesday, December 15 at 6:30 p.m. in the sanctuary.

Christmas isn’t always merry, especially if you’re experiencing grief, loss, or loneliness. This is a service to lament and find hope together. No matter where you find yourself this season, you are not alone.

This service will be livestreamed- stay tuned for the link to be provided here.

Childcare provided for this service. Masks required in-person.

Warm Clothing NeededFor most of us, the recent change in weather hasn’t been a cause for concern, as we dig out the winter clothes from the back of our closet, or go to the store to buy new items. But for many, who may sleep outside or don’t have the funds for new clothing, the low temperatures can be a real hardship.  McKinsey’s Closet at Calvary UMC is in desperate need of winter clothing donations. They are specifically looking for: – Men’s & women’s winter coats, all sizes – Men’s shoes, especially tennis shoes – Men’s clothing, especially pants in sizes 32-36 – Men’s & women’s underwear, all sizes They receive donations on Monday mornings from 8:30 to 11:00 AM and on Wednesdays or other days by appointment, at Calvary UMC at 218 Ausley Rd. Tallahassee FL 32304. Call Bob McSmith at (850) 576-4066 or Pastor Bill Petersen at (850) 510-7759 to set up a time for drop-off.

Viktor and Yuliia Billa will offer a Vocal and Organ Recital on Friday, November 19, at 7:00 p.m. in the sanctuary of Trinity United Methodist Church, 120 West Park Avenue, Tallahassee. This extraordinarily gifted team will offer compositions by Bach, Franck and Slavicky for organ and music by Mozart and Ravel for voice. The recital is free and open to the public as well as being live streamed on YouTube. For those attending in person, masks and physical distancing will be required.

A variety of speakers from the Tallahassee community will lead us in examining our racial past and how we are confronting its legacy today and as we move into the

From Relief to Empowerment April 14, 2021 Jayne Mittan will be discussing From Relief to Empowerment by Laceye and Gaston Warner (everyone will need to buy this book and read