On All Saints’ Day, we publicly remember and honor those who have passed away within this past year. Celebrated on the first Sunday in November, we will call the names of those lost in the previous year as a way of honoring the impact their lives have had on us. We will also light candles for those loved ones.
Please provide the name of your loved one who passed away within the last twelve months and your relationship by filling out this form before Oct. 26.
What if God is closer than we realize? Right now in Traditional and Modern worship we begin a new sermon series: Everyday God, where we’ll explore the sacred presence of God woven into the ordinary rhythms of our lives.
We invite you to slow down, pay attention, and recognize the ways God is already present and at work in your everyday. And when you do notice God on your morning walk, after listening to a devotional, or through an interaction with a stranger, we’d LOVE to hear about it. Shoot us an email or tag us on social @asburybham. Your story could be the inspiration someone else needs to be open to God’s presence.
In Philippians 2, Paul points us to Jesus as the ultimate example of humility. Jesus willingly lowered Himself, giving His life for the sake of others. And then Paul tells us: “In your relationships with one another, have the same mindset as Christ Jesus.”
In this episode of The Pew, we learn taking the high road doesn’t mean becoming a doormat or ignoring healthy boundaries. It means choosing humility over pride, others over self, and love over being right. The high road may take us downward, but it also transforms us along the way—shaping us into people who look a little more like Jesus.
Watch Asbury’s latest Traditional Worship service, shaped by timeless prayers, powerful creeds, and familiar hymns. Worship in person Sundays at 8:30 or 11:00 a.m. Our 11:00 a.m. service is also live-streamed.
Watch the latest Modern Worship service where you’ll discover God in new ways and be inspired to give Jesus your best. Worship in person Sundays in Williams Chapel or via live-stream at 11:00 a.m.
Written by Asbury’s pastors and scripturally aligned with The Upper Room, Daily Bread Devotionals help you live more for God today than yesterday. Subscribe to listen in email or podcast form.
We’re selling pumpkins and raising money for Youth Service Funds that help students participate in RESET trips and activities. No student? No problem! We’d still love your help greeting neighbors and connecting with our community—especially during school hours.
Our Harvest Patch hours are 10:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. Monday-Saturday and 12:00 to 6:00 p.m. on Sunday every day in October. Plus, invite friends and neighbors to Asbury’s Pumpkin Patch every Saturday in October from 10:00 a.m.–noon for family-friendly fun.
Join us Sunday, Oct. 25 from 4–6:00 p.m., join us for Trunk-or-Treat! This year’s event is rain or shine. Expect dozens of decorated trunks, plenty of candy, inflatable games, a train ride, cake walk, ropes course and FREE hot dogs. Our pumpkin patch will also be open on Trunk-or-Treat. Invite friends and neighbors – we can’t wait to spend the afternoon with you!
On November 23, 1986, Rev. Mitchell Williams and 148 founding members gathered for Asbury’s first worship service. Now, 40 years later, we’ll celebrate all God has done and look ahead to what’s next! We hope you’ll join us on Sunday, November 22 for laity-led worship, a baptism remembrance, and a reception at 9:45 a.m.
From a new Crafting Table (group with folks who love crafting!) to a new Walking Group led by Pastor Margaret, Wednesday Nights are growing! Join us for a warm, cozy dinner on Wednesday, October 28, from 5-6:00 p.m. Reminder: you must register for dinner. Registration opens every Thursday for the upcoming week. Registration closes TUESDAYS at noon.
Exciting changes are coming to Asbury’s orchestra, as longtime member Grayson Lawrence will now be its leader! Interested in playing? Join us! Rehearsals are on Sunday mornings before the 11:00 a.m. service. Contact Music Director Nancy Beard.
The next trip to Costa Rica Mission Projects is intergenerational – grandparents, parents, and students can serve and grow together. Registration for the trip is now open and an interest meeting will be held Sunday, Nov. 15 at 4:00 p.m. in Room 142.
God speaks in the stillness. When is the last time you set aside time for conversation with God? A terrific opportunity awaits at the Sacred Heart Monastery in Cullman, AL, November 13-15. Don’t be intimidated by the silence – Asbury’s Adult Ministry Team will be with you! Register here.
Get ready for Upward Basketball & Cheerleading! In this faith-based program, K5-sixth graders learn a sport plus knowledge that applies to life: how to give your best effort, how to treat others with respect, and how to work together. All games and practices are held in Asbury’s gym and begin in November. Registration is open!
Often after the death of a loved one, the first couple of holiday seasons can bring on many different emotions. If you or someone you know is grieving, Community Grief Support is hosting a free workshop at Asbury on Saturday, Nov. 7 in Williams Chapel. Register here with Community Grief Support.