Calendar and Events

Women's Lydia Circle 
Meets the 3rd Tuesday every other month January - June, September - December 
  • Business meeting
  • Program
  • Light Refreshments
We are non-profit group of women who raise money for local, state, national and international missions.  The primary fundraiser each year is our annual Chili Supper. Lydia Circle Chili Supper is the lst Friday evening in February 5:00-7:00 pm. 
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Annual Chili Supper
Easter Sonrise Service begins at 7:00 am in the Courtyard of Monthalia UMC.  

A complimentary breakfast is served in the Fellowship Hall immediately following the service.   


Easter Worship Service begins at 9:00 am.

Ministries

  • Men's Choir
  • Sunday School
           - All Saints
           - Evangelism
  • Contemporary Class
  • Youth Program
  • Brotherhood
  • Lydia Circle
7:00 pm Administrative Board meets 2nd Wednesday of the lst month of the quarter (January, April, July, Oct)

Men's Brotherhood 
Meets the first Monday night, quarterly.   Meal and program are provided.  The brotherhood provide scholarships for those attending college that are members of our church.  The fundraiser is the annual L.A. Lindemann Scholarship barbeque which is held the 2nd Friday evening of July.
5:00 pm - 7:00 PM
Brotherhood Scholarship Program.  High school graduating students who are members of Monthalia UMC and attend regularly may qualify for a scholarship to help further their education.
Annual Men's Brotherhood Scholarship Barbeque
Men's Brotherhood Scholarship Barbeque
Easter Worship Service begins at 9:00 am.

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Monthalia UMC Christmas Program is presented on the Sunday before Christmas at the 10:30 worship service.   Santa finds time to come by and hand out gifts to our children.



 Christmas Eve Services begin at 5:30 pm.

Lydia's Circle International Mission
The Lydia Circle of Monthalia chose, as one of its many missionary projects, Haven of Hope Nicaragua.  Children in Nicaragua are “poor, “ “forgotten,” and “thrown away.”  Many of these children are trafficked and stolen away from their families.  Through “Haven of Hope” Nicaragua and a local physician/ missionary in our community, we learned that if these children wear school uniforms they are not being kidnapped and sold into slavery.  Some of these children are of prostitutes.  Now more and more mothers are becoming believers and out of prostitution; some of these mothers are in job training being evangelized.  Pictured are children with their school uniforms.  These children are less likely to be victims of trafficking if they are wearing a uniform.  The offenders know that these children belong to someone and they will be looking for them. Each uniform costs $35 – a small price to pay to help protect them.