Room 125, 9:45-10:45 am
Rooted in tradition, the Epworth/Crusaders class reflects on Scripture using trusted Bible study guides and resources. Each Sunday includes hymn singing with electric organ accompaniment, offering a familiar and worshipful rhythm. The class also supports meaningful outreach, including the San Marcos Food Bank and insurance for uninsured children.
9:45-10:45 am Room 128
POC: Brian Hurt
This traditional adult Sunday School class takes a careful, verse-by-verse approach to Scripture. Harmony of the Gospels invites participants to slow down, study deeply, and engage the Bible with intention in a welcoming, thoughtful environment.
Room 130, 9:45-10:45 am
POC: Ruth Phillips
This class loves to go deep into Scripture, exploring books of the Bible passage by passage through thoughtful teaching and open discussion. Questions are encouraged, differing viewpoints are welcome, and no one is expected to agree on everything. Along with study, the class shares fellowship and serves through projects like Angel Tree at Christmas and organizing special giving opportunities.
Room 126, 9:45-10:45 am
POC: Athena Reiche
One in the Spirit is a fellowship-focused class committed to understanding and applying the Bible to daily life. The group takes thorough, book-by-book dives into Scripture and values meaningful conversation rooted in shared faith.
9:45-10:45 am Room 123 and on Zoom
POC: Jan Yowell
The Upper Room focuses on living out faith in everyday life through Christian book studies, Scripture, and conversation. With a shared motto of “we agree to disagree,” this discussion-centered class values diverse perspectives and shared leadership. Members are actively involved in service throughout the San Marcos community, and all ages are welcome.
Sisters in Christ meet Mondays at 6pm to 7:30 on zoom.
POC: Kim Ford
Sisters in Christ offers a supportive, connection-filled space for women to study Scripture together. Meeting weekly online, the group follows guided studies—currently The Epic of Eden—and gathers in person twice a year to strengthen relationships and fellowship.
The United Methodist Women is a sisterhood acting in faith to tackle the hard work of the world, without hesitation. Driven by God's love, we work to improve the lives of women, children, and youth. When we are needed we show up. We take action to get our goals accomplished and we invite any woman of the church to join us.
We meet on the third Tuesday of each month at 10am in Todd Hall.
The ladies of the United Methodist Women have been busy serving those in need. Some of the projects we have tackle each year include:
If you would like to learn more or get involved, please contact
Mary Jo Everitt
The United Methodist Men's mission is to help men grow in Christ,
so others may know Christ.
We meet monthly (1st Wed of the month) for breakfast at 6:30am
in the Fellowship Hall.
We have various activities in the church and within the community including serving meals at Southside Community Center, hosting church meals with guest speakers and performing various projects around the church.
If you would like to learn more or get involved, please contact
Clay Green
