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Whether you are interested in social gatherings, Bible study, book groups, classes, or service opportunities, this is your hub for all manner of events. We hope to see you soon!
Tears of Things joins HPP
More than a book study. Join the conversation!
Thursdays. September 4th - October 2nd 12:30 -2:00pm | CCMI Conference Room
NOTE: This group will join with the Hope, Peace & Prayer Group that will meet weekly for the duration of this study.
If interested, email beth@centenarymacon.org.
Looking for a place to connect?
Join us for five weeks of community building, conversation, and reflection, as we explore themes from our sermon series alongside highlights from Richard Rohr’s powerful book:
The Tears of Things:
Prophetic Wisdom for an Age of Outrage.
Each week, we’ll reflect on key points of the sermon and selected concepts from the book. Already familiar with the book?
Wonderful—come share your insights.
Haven’t had time to read it?
No problem—just bring yourself.
Come as you are, as we find hope and encouragement in one another,
deepen our sense of community, and perhaps even discover our own
prophetic voices along the way.
Journey to Justice Study
Journey to Justice is back at Centenary Community Ministries, Inc.
In celebration of Hispanic/Latinx Heritage Month, we will be reading Harvest of Empire by Juan Gonzalez. Latines are now the largest minority group in the US. This book offers portraits of true immigrant stories as well as the historical context of their migration. Join us for our first meeting on October 3rd at CCMI from 12-1:30 pm.
Reach out to let us know you’re interested by emailing Melissa at melissa@centenarymacon.org.
Youth Sunday School
Our Middle and High School youth meet twice monthly on the first and third Sundays of the month with Nicolas Milsap for a time of fellowship and discussion.
Nicholas is a student at Mercer University who is receiving a degree in secondary education. He enjoys working at Centenary’s afterschool program and with kids across the state in the summer as a part of passport camps with the Cooperative Baptist Fellowship.
World Communion Sunday
Centenary UMC is a place where everyone is welcome at the table of grace to receive the Bread of Life and the Cup of Blessing known as Holy Communion. Join us on this special day, as followers of the Universal Christ around the world come together to receive that which is good and go out to share that goodness with the world.
Charge Conference
Be sure to join us in the sanctuary for Centenary’s individual charge conference on Sunday, October 5th at 6:00p.m.
Hope, Peace & Prayer Group
Note: We will gather on October 2nd for our final session on Rohr’s Tears of Things then resume our regular twice monthly meeting on October 9th and 23rd. For more information, contact beth@centenarymacon.org.
Journey to Justice Study
Journey to Justice is back at Centenary Community Ministries, Inc.
In celebration of Hispanic/Latinx Heritage Month, we will be reading Harvest of Empire by Juan Gonzalez. Latines are now the largest minority group in the US. This book offers portraits of true immigrant stories as well as the historical context of their migration.
Reach out to let us know you’re interested by emailing Melissa at melissa@centenarymacon.org.
Journey to Justice Study
Journey to Justice is back at Centenary Community Ministries, Inc.
In celebration of Hispanic/Latinx Heritage Month, we will be reading Harvest of Empire by Juan Gonzalez. Latines are now the largest minority group in the US. This book offers portraits of true immigrant stories as well as the historical context of their migration.
Reach out to let us know you’re interested by emailing Melissa at melissa@centenarymacon.org.
Movement & Meditation
Laura Sugg will be offering an all-level yoga class every 3rd Saturday morning this Summer.
Her parents of Neuro-diverse children's meetup will follow the class on the 3rd Saturdays as well.
We are also delighted to share that our kids will get a special treat this summer as she leads them in children's church through a program called Grounded Kids which offers them Yoga & breathing practices to learn and also how incorporate those when big emotions arise!
Youth Sunday School
Our Middle and High School youth meet twice monthly on the first and third Sundays of the month with Nicolas Milsap for a time of fellowship and discussion.
Nicholas is a student at Mercer University who is receiving a degree in secondary education. He enjoys working at Centenary’s afterschool program and with kids across the state in the summer as a part of passport camps with the Cooperative Baptist Fellowship.
Sunday Morning Study
Sunday Mornings | September 7 & 21; October 19th; November 2 & 16; December 7
Join Rev. Rachel Paul Hartman for a study of David Zahl’s book, The Big Relief: The Urgency of Grace for a Worn Out World.
Rev. Rachel Paul Hartman is the Chaplain and Coordinator for Faith & Service at Wesleyan College in Macon, Georgia. Since joining Wesleyan in 2022, her daily ministry consists of meeting with students to explore spirituality, identity, and vocation. As a deacon in the United Methodist Church, Rachel lives out her call to compassion and justice by facilitating community partnerships, planning community engagement programming, and equipping students to volunteer in Macon. Beyond resourcing the campus ministries, Rachel leads the Wesleyan Disciples, the hallmark of Christian ministry at Wesleyan. The Wesleyan Disciples meet weekly on Monday nights from 7-8pm in the OSP Multifaith Prayer Room and regular faith and service programming is offered throughout the year.
Arts & Crafts Fair
Join us after worship Sunday, October 19th from Noon to 3:00pm for a very special Arts & Craft Fair. A portion of the proceeds will support CCMI. Come ready to shop for paintings, pottery, books, photography, crocheted toys, baked goods and more.
Habitat for Humanity
Join the Faith Build on Thursday, October 23rd from 8:30am-3:00pm!
No experience necessary.
Contact Pastor Sara for registration information at office@centenarymacon.org.
Hope, Peace & Prayer Group
Note: We will gather on October 2nd for our final session on Rohr’s Tears of Things then resume our regular twice monthly meeting on October 9th and 23rd. For more information, contact beth@centenarymacon.org.
Journey to Justice Study
Journey to Justice is back at Centenary Community Ministries, Inc.
In celebration of Hispanic/Latinx Heritage Month, we will be reading Harvest of Empire by Juan Gonzalez. Latines are now the largest minority group in the US. This book offers portraits of true immigrant stories as well as the historical context of their migration.
Reach out to let us know you’re interested by emailing Melissa at melissa@centenarymacon.org.
Fall Festival
Join the Fun! Bring the kids and the neighbors!
Fall activities for the kids and food and fellowship for all ages. Suggested donation $5/person | $20 max /family.
RSVP by October 26th to office@centenarymacon.org.
Daylight Savings Time Ends
Don’t forget to set your clocks back on Saturday night, so you can enjoy that extra hour of sleep before joining us for worship.
Youth Sunday School
Our Middle and High School youth meet twice monthly on the first and third Sundays of the month with Nicolas Milsap for a time of fellowship and discussion.
Nicholas is a student at Mercer University who is receiving a degree in secondary education. He enjoys working at Centenary’s afterschool program and with kids across the state in the summer as a part of passport camps with the Cooperative Baptist Fellowship.
Sunday Morning Study
Sunday Mornings | September 7 & 21; October 19th; November 2 & 16; December 7
Join Rev. Rachel Paul Hartman for a study of David Zahl’s book, The Big Relief: The Urgency of Grace for a Worn Out World.
Rev. Rachel Paul Hartman is the Chaplain and Coordinator for Faith & Service at Wesleyan College in Macon, Georgia. Since joining Wesleyan in 2022, her daily ministry consists of meeting with students to explore spirituality, identity, and vocation. As a deacon in the United Methodist Church, Rachel lives out her call to compassion and justice by facilitating community partnerships, planning community engagement programming, and equipping students to volunteer in Macon. Beyond resourcing the campus ministries, Rachel leads the Wesleyan Disciples, the hallmark of Christian ministry at Wesleyan. The Wesleyan Disciples meet weekly on Monday nights from 7-8pm in the OSP Multifaith Prayer Room and regular faith and service programming is offered throughout the year.
All Saints Sunday
Join us for this beautiful and poignant worship service on November 3, 2024, as we remember the lives and contributions of those who have died during the past year. We will call the names aloud and light candles of remembrance.
Movement & Meditation
Laura Sugg will be offering an all-level yoga class every 3rd Saturday morning this Summer.
Her parents of Neuro-diverse children's meetup will follow the class on the 3rd Saturdays as well.
We are also delighted to share that our kids will get a special treat this summer as she leads them in children's church through a program called Grounded Kids which offers them Yoga & breathing practices to learn and also how incorporate those when big emotions arise!
New Sunday Morning Study
Sunday Mornings | September 7 & 21; October 19th; November 2 & 16; December 7
Join Rev. Rachel Paul Hartman for a study of David Zahl’s book, The Big Relief: The Urgency of Grace for a Worn Out World.
Rev. Rachel Paul Hartman is the Chaplain and Coordinator for Faith & Service at Wesleyan College in Macon, Georgia. Since joining Wesleyan in 2022, her daily ministry consists of meeting with students to explore spirituality, identity, and vocation. As a deacon in the United Methodist Church, Rachel lives out her call to compassion and justice by facilitating community partnerships, planning community engagement programming, and equipping students to volunteer in Macon. Beyond resourcing the campus ministries, Rachel leads the Wesleyan Disciples, the hallmark of Christian ministry at Wesleyan. The Wesleyan Disciples meet weekly on Monday nights from 7-8pm in the OSP Multifaith Prayer Room and regular faith and service programming is offered throughout the year.
Youth Sunday School
Our Middle and High School youth meet twice monthly on the first and third Sundays of the month with Nicolas Milsap for a time of fellowship and discussion.
Nicholas is a student at Mercer University who is receiving a degree in secondary education. He enjoys working at Centenary’s afterschool program and with kids across the state in the summer as a part of passport camps with the Cooperative Baptist Fellowship.
Centenary Campout
Contact Laura Sugg laura@centenarymacon.org for more information and to make your reservations early for the Annual Centenary Campout!
Annual Lighting of the Star
This community event is a longstanding tradition at Centenary and one of the favorite things that we do all year long. Pack up the kids and bring your neighbors as we gather for the lighting of the star atop the sanctuary. We’ll have a light supper and hot chocolate, sing carols and read the Christmas story to mark the beginning of the season of Advent.
P.S. Don’t forget to bring items to stock our Community Fridge and Pantry as an offering to place in the manger tonight.
Sunday Morning Study
Sunday Mornings | September 7 & 21; October 19th; November 2 & 16; December 7
Join Rev. Rachel Paul Hartman for a study of David Zahl’s book, The Big Relief: The Urgency of Grace for a Worn Out World.
Rev. Rachel Paul Hartman is the Chaplain and Coordinator for Faith & Service at Wesleyan College in Macon, Georgia. Since joining Wesleyan in 2022, her daily ministry consists of meeting with students to explore spirituality, identity, and vocation. As a deacon in the United Methodist Church, Rachel lives out her call to compassion and justice by facilitating community partnerships, planning community engagement programming, and equipping students to volunteer in Macon. Beyond resourcing the campus ministries, Rachel leads the Wesleyan Disciples, the hallmark of Christian ministry at Wesleyan. The Wesleyan Disciples meet weekly on Monday nights from 7-8pm in the OSP Multifaith Prayer Room and regular faith and service programming is offered throughout the year.
Christmas Eve Candlelight Service
Another of Centenary’s treasured traditions is the Christmas Eve Candlelight Communion Service at 5:00 PM. This family friendly service includes the reading of the Christmas story, a brief homily, and your favorite Christmas carols in addition to Holy Communion. It is especially important to know at this time of year’s always, that ours is a truly open communion table offering the Bread of Life and Cup of Blessing to all who wish to receive it. We hope you and your extended family and friends will plan to make this special service part of your annual tradition as well.
Grief, Doubt, & Hope
Join Karlan Holik Tuesday evenings for a discussion of Grief, Doubt, & Hope
6:00-7:00pm | Downstairs classroom | Sept. 16th through October
* WHERE IS GOD WHEN BAD THINGS HAPPEN?
* DOES PRAYER REALLY MAKE A DIFFERENCE?
* IS THE BIBLE TRUE?
* DOES HEAVEN EXIST?
TOGETHER WE WILL:
* EXPLORE DOUBT AS A PATHWAY TO DEEPER FAITH
* ENGAGE WITH SCRIPTURE, CHRISTIAN TRADITION, AND
REAL-LIFE STORIES USING ADAM HAMILTON’S BOOK, WRESTLING WITH DOUBT, FINDING FAITH
* DISCOVER HOW TRUST IN GOD CAN GROW THROUGH HONEST QUESTIONS
* CREATE A SAFE SPACE FOR DISCUSSION AND REFLECTION
OPEN TO LONGTIME BELIEVERS, NEW SEEKERS, AND ANYONE WITH QUESTIONS.
FOR MORE INFO OR TO RSVP: OFFICE@CENTENARYMACON.ORG
Worship & Family Picnic
Join us for the conclusion of Macon Pride Week for Worship & Family Picnic on Coleman Hill.
4:00pm | Coleman Hill | Saturday, September 28th.
For more information visit maconpride.org or contact sara@centenarymacon.org.
Pride in the Park
Join us at the Centenary Booth at Pride in the Park, as we affirm the belovedness of all of God’s children!
Noon-6:00pm | 3rd Street Park | Saturday, September 27th.
Contact sara@centenarymacon.org to volunteer. “Angels” needed.
Screen on the Green
All are invited to this family-friendly fundraiser benefitting CCMI!
We'll have:
An outdoor screening of the movie Coco
Cozy firepits & s'mores
A large "ofrenda" - or alter offering. Bring photos of the saints you have lost to add to our offering and honor their memory.
Homemade plates of Mexican food included in your donation!
October 25th Food at 5:30pm; Movie at 6pm
$25 (per family) Suggested Donation; all proceeds will go toward CCMI.
Blood Drive
Give the gift of life!
Register to donate at https://www.redcrossblood.org/give.html/find-drive and search for Centenary.
Tears of Things joins HPP
More than a book study. Join the conversation!
Thursdays. September 4th - October 2nd 12:30 -2:00pm | CCMI Conference Room
NOTE: This group will join with the Hope, Peace & Prayer Group that will meet weekly for the duration of this study.
If interested, email beth@centenarymacon.org.
Looking for a place to connect?
Join us for five weeks of community building, conversation, and reflection, as we explore themes from our sermon series alongside highlights from Richard Rohr’s powerful book:
The Tears of Things:
Prophetic Wisdom for an Age of Outrage.
Each week, we’ll reflect on key points of the sermon and selected concepts from the book. Already familiar with the book?
Wonderful—come share your insights.
Haven’t had time to read it?
No problem—just bring yourself.
Come as you are, as we find hope and encouragement in one another,
deepen our sense of community, and perhaps even discover our own
prophetic voices along the way.
“Making Sense of the Bible”
Join Pastor Sara for the Fall book study on Wednesdays beginning September 10th from 12:30-2:00pm. The group will be reading “Making Sense of the Bible” by Adam Hamilton. RSVP at sara@centenarymacon.org. The study will run through October.
Grief, Doubt, & Hope
Join Karlan Holik Tuesday evenings for a discussion of Grief, Doubt, & Hope
6:00-7:00pm | Downstairs classroom | Sept. 16th through October
* WHERE IS GOD WHEN BAD THINGS HAPPEN?
* DOES PRAYER REALLY MAKE A DIFFERENCE?
* IS THE BIBLE TRUE?
* DOES HEAVEN EXIST?
TOGETHER WE WILL:
* EXPLORE DOUBT AS A PATHWAY TO DEEPER FAITH
* ENGAGE WITH SCRIPTURE, CHRISTIAN TRADITION, AND
REAL-LIFE STORIES USING ADAM HAMILTON’S BOOK, WRESTLING WITH DOUBT, FINDING FAITH
* DISCOVER HOW TRUST IN GOD CAN GROW THROUGH HONEST QUESTIONS
* CREATE A SAFE SPACE FOR DISCUSSION AND REFLECTION
OPEN TO LONGTIME BELIEVERS, NEW SEEKERS, AND ANYONE WITH QUESTIONS.
FOR MORE INFO OR TO RSVP: OFFICE@CENTENARYMACON.ORG
Women's Book Group Resumes
The Women's Book Group will resume meeting on the 3rd Sunday of each month at 3:00pm.
If you'd like to join or for more information, please reach out to Karol at karolkdaniel@gmail.com.
This month’s featured book is Grandma Gatewood’s Walk by Ben Montgomery.
Youth Sunday School
Our Middle and High School youth meet twice monthly on the first and third Sundays of the month with Nicolas Milsap for a time of fellowship and discussion.
Nicholas is a student at Mercer University who is receiving a degree in secondary education. He enjoys working at Centenary’s afterschool program and with kids across the state in the summer as a part of passport camps with the Cooperative Baptist Fellowship.
Sunday Morning Study
Sunday Mornings | September 7 & 21; October 19th; November 2 & 16; December 7
Join Rev. Rachel Paul Hartman for a study of David Zahl’s book, The Big Relief: The Urgency of Grace for a Worn Out World.
Rev. Rachel Paul Hartman is the Chaplain and Coordinator for Faith & Service at Wesleyan College in Macon, Georgia. Since joining Wesleyan in 2022, her daily ministry consists of meeting with students to explore spirituality, identity, and vocation. As a deacon in the United Methodist Church, Rachel lives out her call to compassion and justice by facilitating community partnerships, planning community engagement programming, and equipping students to volunteer in Macon. Beyond resourcing the campus ministries, Rachel leads the Wesleyan Disciples, the hallmark of Christian ministry at Wesleyan. The Wesleyan Disciples meet weekly on Monday nights from 7-8pm in the OSP Multifaith Prayer Room and regular faith and service programming is offered throughout the year.
Movement & Meditation
Laura Sugg will be offering an all-level yoga class every 3rd Saturday morning this Summer.
Her parents of Neuro-diverse children's meetup will follow the class on the 3rd Saturdays as well.
We are also delighted to share that our kids will get a special treat this summer as she leads them in children's church through a program called Grounded Kids which offers them Yoga & breathing practices to learn and also how incorporate those when big emotions arise!
“Making Sense of the Bible”
Join Pastor Sara for the Fall book study on Wednesdays beginning September 10th from 12:30-2:00pm. The group will be reading “Making Sense of the Bible” by Adam Hamilton. RSVP at sara@centenarymacon.org. The study will run through October.
Grief, Doubt, & Hope
Join Karlan Holik Tuesday evenings for a discussion of Grief, Doubt, & Hope
6:00-7:00pm | Downstairs classroom | Sept. 16th through October
* WHERE IS GOD WHEN BAD THINGS HAPPEN?
* DOES PRAYER REALLY MAKE A DIFFERENCE?
* IS THE BIBLE TRUE?
* DOES HEAVEN EXIST?
TOGETHER WE WILL:
* EXPLORE DOUBT AS A PATHWAY TO DEEPER FAITH
* ENGAGE WITH SCRIPTURE, CHRISTIAN TRADITION, AND
REAL-LIFE STORIES USING ADAM HAMILTON’S BOOK, WRESTLING WITH DOUBT, FINDING FAITH
* DISCOVER HOW TRUST IN GOD CAN GROW THROUGH HONEST QUESTIONS
* CREATE A SAFE SPACE FOR DISCUSSION AND REFLECTION
OPEN TO LONGTIME BELIEVERS, NEW SEEKERS, AND ANYONE WITH QUESTIONS.
FOR MORE INFO OR TO RSVP: OFFICE@CENTENARYMACON.ORG
Tears of Things joins HPP
More than a book study. Join the conversation!
Thursdays. September 4th - October 2nd 12:30 -2:00pm | CCMI Conference Room
NOTE: This group will join with the Hope, Peace & Prayer Group that will meet weekly for the duration of this study.
If interested, email beth@centenarymacon.org.
Looking for a place to connect?
Join us for five weeks of community building, conversation, and reflection, as we explore themes from our sermon series alongside highlights from Richard Rohr’s powerful book:
The Tears of Things:
Prophetic Wisdom for an Age of Outrage.
Each week, we’ll reflect on key points of the sermon and selected concepts from the book. Already familiar with the book?
Wonderful—come share your insights.
Haven’t had time to read it?
No problem—just bring yourself.
Come as you are, as we find hope and encouragement in one another,
deepen our sense of community, and perhaps even discover our own
prophetic voices along the way.
Wonderful Wednesday Supper
There’s alway “a place at the table” for you! But reservations do help.
Please RSVP by September 7th to office@centenarymacon.org.
“Making Sense of the Bible”
Join Pastor Sara for the Fall book study on Wednesdays beginning September 10th from 12:30-2:00pm. The group will be reading “Making Sense of the Bible” by Adam Hamilton. RSVP at sara@centenarymacon.org. The study will run through October.
Adult Interfaith Camp
Wednesdays, August 6th through September 3rd
Pot Luck Sunday, Sept. 7th
Come join us each Wednesday in August and the first Wed in September from 6-7PM, as we will meet at different faith communities to learn about their faith practices. We will gather together for a potluck dinner on Sunday Sept 7th at First Baptist Church of Christ at 6pm to celebrate community and all we learned.
Pot Luck Celebration at First Baptist Church of Christ
511 High Street, Macon
"Ladies Luncheon"
"Ladies Luncheon" will hold their monthly gathering June 1st and will be dining at a local Macon restaurant. "Ladies Luncheon" is an exciting group of gay men & friends who meet up the first Sunday of the month for lunch & conversation. All gay men & their friends are invited to join!
For full details contact Don at 404-556-0729.
New Sunday Morning Study
Sunday Mornings | September 7 & 21; October 19th; November 2 & 16; December 7
Join Rev. Rachel Paul Hartman for a study of David Zahl’s book, The Big Relief: The Urgency of Grace for a Worn Out World.
Rev. Rachel Paul Hartman is the Chaplain and Coordinator for Faith & Service at Wesleyan College in Macon, Georgia. Since joining Wesleyan in 2022, her daily ministry consists of meeting with students to explore spirituality, identity, and vocation. As a deacon in the United Methodist Church, Rachel lives out her call to compassion and justice by facilitating community partnerships, planning community engagement programming, and equipping students to volunteer in Macon. Beyond resourcing the campus ministries, Rachel leads the Wesleyan Disciples, the hallmark of Christian ministry at Wesleyan. The Wesleyan Disciples meet weekly on Monday nights from 7-8pm in the OSP Multifaith Prayer Room and regular faith and service programming is offered throughout the year.
Tears of Things joins HPP
More than a book study. Join the conversation!
Thursdays. September 4th - October 2nd 12:30 -2:00pm | CCMI Conference Room
NOTE: This group will join with the Hope, Peace & Prayer Group that will meet weekly for the duration of this study.
If interested, email beth@centenarymacon.org.
Looking for a place to connect?
Join us for five weeks of community building, conversation, and reflection, as we explore themes from our sermon series alongside highlights from Richard Rohr’s powerful book:
The Tears of Things:
Prophetic Wisdom for an Age of Outrage.
Each week, we’ll reflect on key points of the sermon and selected concepts from the book. Already familiar with the book?
Wonderful—come share your insights.
Haven’t had time to read it?
No problem—just bring yourself.
Come as you are, as we find hope and encouragement in one another,
deepen our sense of community, and perhaps even discover our own
prophetic voices along the way.
Adult Interfaith Camp
Wednesdays, August 6th through September 3rd
Pot Luck Sunday, Sept. 7th
Come join us each Wednesday in August and the first Wed in September from 6-7PM, as we will meet at different faith communities to learn about their faith practices. We will gather together for a potluck dinner on Sunday Sept 7th at First Baptist Church of Christ at 6pm to celebrate community and all we learned.
Meeting this Week at Temple Beth Israel
892 Cherry Street Macon
Adult Interfaith Camp
Wednesdays, August 6th through September 3rd
Pot Luck Sunday, Sept. 7th
Come join us each Wednesday in August and the first Wed in September from 6-7PM, as we will meet at different faith communities to learn about their faith practices. We will gather together for a potluck dinner on Sunday Sept 7th at First Baptist Church of Christ at 6pm to celebrate community and all we learned.
Meeting this Week with Quakers of Macon at Centenary UMC
1290 College St. Macon
Sermon Series: The Prophets
August 24th | “How the Prophets Carry Us Through” with Rev. Sara Pugh Montgomery
Hope, Peace & Prayer Gathering
Join us in our new location in the conference room of the CCMI Community Center.
Adult Interfaith Camp
Wednesdays, August 6th through September 3rd
Pot Luck Sunday, Sept. 7th
Come join us each Wednesday in August and the first Wed in September from 6-7PM, as we will meet at different faith communities to learn about their faith practices. We will gather together for a potluck dinner on Sunday Sept 7th at First Baptist Church of Christ at 6pm to celebrate community and all we learned.
Meeting this Week at Holy Cross Greek Orthodox
859 1st St, Macon
Book Discussion
Join Pastor Sara for this hopeful and thought-provoking book conversation on Wednesday, August 20th from 12:30 - 2:00 pm.
