Maggie Valley Quilters

Maggie Valley Quilters

The Maggie Valley Quilters Group began meeting in our Erma Bond Classroom Wing after their meeting space at Town Hall was flooded during Hurricane Helene.

We are very happy to host this great group!  They hang their beautiful quilts on the walls of our Fellowship Hall and make the space feel so special!

Quilters of all experience are welcome to come join the group.  The meetings are hald on Wednesday at 10am.  Clarell Litchford is the group leader.

Click here to see more photos of the group’s Ribbon Cutting Ceremony!

 

 

 

 

 

 

Music & Choir

Music & Choir

Music is a wonderful part of our Worship Services! The Choir meets on Thursday evenings at 5pm for rehearsal and every Sunday morning at 10am.  We have piano and organ music regularly and special music from other performers as well.  We are currently looking for volunteers who play instruments!  Call the church office, contact Director Jan Wagner, or come to rehearsal if you would like to join in!

Listen to some Favorite Hymns by Janice Rogers on the organ and Jason Jones on piano by clicking here. <3

 

Alcoholics Anonymous

Alcoholics Anonymous

“AA” meets at MVUMC every Saturday evening in the Fellowship Hall at 7pm.

Alcoholics Anonymous is an international fellowship of men and women who have had a drinking problem. The group is nonprofessional, self-supporting, multiracial, and apolitical.  There are no age or education requirements. These meetings are open to anyone who wants to do something about drinking or substance abuse problems.

The Todd and Ruth Henry Park

The Todd and Ruth Henry Park

Open dawn to dusk, the Todd and Ruth Henry Park is one of our congregation’s best kept secrets. Take a quiet walk and restore your spirit. Todd and Ruth Henry donated this and other land to Maggie Valley UMC.  We also use this area for various events through the year, including outdoor Worship and our children’s Easter Egg Hunt.

Drive through our parking lot, cross the one-lane bridge over Jonathan Creek and discover an old barn, cookout shelter, walking trail, and open field – a wonderful, quiet place to relax. Dogs are welcome.  Please clean up after your pet!