We are women like you, a powerful, fearless force driven by God’s love and united in sisterhood. With a focus on women, children and youth, we act for justice and transform communities. Join us, because love in action can change the world. We meet every month on the second Tuesday at 9:30 AM.
We are here to support spiritual growth among men, helping men to mature as disciples as they encourage spiritual formation in others. We meet on second Saturday mornings of each month at 8 AM for breakfast and devotions on campus. The United Methodist Men also plan church-wide events and often take on missional projects to help others in need.
Ruth Circle is a subgroup of the United Women in Faith unit. Our work reflects the purpose of UWF. We incorporate spiritual growth, education, and supportive fellowship. We support the mission projects of the UWF unit.
Contact Dottie Strack (dotstrack67@gmail.com) or Alice Law (Law25104@aol.com)
Night Owls is a subgroup of HUMC's larger United Women in Faith (UWF) group. We share the UWF's purposes of knowing God through Jesus Christ, cultivating supportive fellowship and participating in mission beyond our church walls.
Contact Valerie Hawkins (gavjhawkins@gmail.com) or Ann Hammonds (ann.hammonds7@gmail.com) for questions or more information.
Hannah's Sisters is a women's group with members of all ages (mostly older); We are currently reading Love Does by Bob Goff and we decide together the book we will read/study at a future date.
Contact Betty Stewart (gmabetty1962@gmail.com) for more information.
The purpose of the Lunch Bunch is to socialize, make new friends, laugh, and have a good time while enjoying a nice meal. Our mission is to prioritize supporting Harrisonville businesses, especially new establishments. Everyone is invited!
The venue is selected prior to the next gathering by which those attending choosing by vote from suggestions.
Contact Jean Suman (sumanjean59@gmail.com) for more information.
Learn how to play Mahjong and partake in fellowship!
Mahjong is a tile-based game for three to four players. Though regional variations may exclude certain tiles or add unique ones, it is typically played with a set of 144 tiles based on Chinese characters and symbols. We play the American military version (without the card)
Contact Lori Bruens (lbruens82@gmail.com) for more information.
Our book club meets every two months to discuss the book of choice - join us for fellowship! Our next meeting is on October 20th at 1 PM and 7 PM.
This round's book is Highway of Tears by Jessica McDiarmid.
Join us every Sunday at 10:15 AM in the Prayer Class as Alice Law leads a series.
Are you stuck in a vicious cycle of addiction, pain, or alcoholism? Join our recovery group and find support. We meet every Wednesday and Sunday at 7 PM
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