Groups at St. John
At St. John UMC, we believe in providing opportunities for connection, support, and growth beyond Sunday mornings. Our community groups include The Walking Club and Pickleball, which offer fun and healthy ways to stay active while building relationships. We are also proud to host Cub Scouts and Girl Scouts, nurturing leadership and character development in young people. In addition, our church provides a safe and supportive space for recovery and healing through Co-Dependent Anonymous (CODA) and Alcoholics Anonymous (AA). Each of these groups reflects our commitment to helping people in their own context, encouraging both personal growth and community care. Find out more about each of them down below.
The Walking Club
The Walking Club combines fitness, fellowship, and fresh air. It’s a simple yet meaningful way to connect with others while caring for both body and soul. All ages and paces are welcome!
Monday - Friday at 2:30 PM
Pickleball
Pickleball at St. John UMC is a fun and active way to stay healthy while enjoying fellowship with others. Whether you’re new to the game or an experienced player, you’ll find a welcoming environment and plenty of laughter along the way.
Monday - 12:30 to 2:30 PM
Tuesday - 6:00 to 8:00 PM
Scout Groups
St. John is proud to host Cub Scout and Girl Scout troops, providing young people with opportunities to grow in leadership, character, and service. These programs help children and youth discover their strengths while building friendships that last a lifetime.
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CODA (Co-Dependents Anonymous)
CODA at St. John UMC is a safe, confidential space where individuals seeking healthier relationships can find encouragement and support. Through shared experiences and mutual care, participants walk together toward healing and growth.
Meeting are on Saturday at 1:00 PM in room 210 (upstairs)
AA (Alcohol Anonymous)
Alcoholics Anonymous meets at St. John UMC to offer a supportive environment for those pursuing recovery. Guided by honesty, hope, and community, AA provides a proven pathway toward freedom and lasting change.
Meetings are on Fridays at 7:00 in room 250 (upstairs)
Book Study
Book Study: A book study currently meets the third Tuesday of each month in room 250 (upstairs) at 1:00 PM. If interested, please contact Peggy Khul at (304) 638-3695.