Gather

A church isn’t just a building, it’s a body of believers who talk, laugh, eat, serve, and support each other through the ups and downs of life. Check out the many different ways we offer to do just that!
 

Nourish

1 Saturday per month from 4:30-6:30 pm (Return date TBD)

DUMC’s Worship & Youth Center

 
Current Study: “The Good Life” by Dr. Derwin L. Gray
 

Nourish exists to nourish your body (with a potluck dinner) and your soul (with God’s Word). We will be looking at the Beatitudes that Jesus gave in His Sermon on the Mount and discussing how we can live “the good life” by striving to make them the rhythm of our lives.

We hope that you will join Pastor Paul and Elise on the first Saturday of each month (unless otherwise noted) for this nourishing small group.

Open to everyone. Families welcome. Childcare provided. Bring a dish.

Sign-up HERE to bring a dish of your choice.
 
For more information, Email Pastor Paul
 
 

 

Wesley Class (Adult Sunday School class)

Sunday mornings from 9:00-10:00 am

DUMC’s Room 2

 
Current Study: Five Practices of Fruitful Congregations” by Robert Schnase

Began 1/5/25

 
The Wesley Class has nine teachers who lead the class, each doing so for one month at a time. The first 15-minutes are spent in fellowship, followed by 45-minutes of class study and discussion. We close with prayer concerns and The Lord’s Prayer. Wesley attendees have one social / fellowship event each month. Participants range in age from the 40s to the 90s, with high school and college students occasionally sitting in. Everyone is welcome!
 
Initially a couples group formed 40 years ago we have developed strong and cherished bonds navigating the joys and trials of parenthood together. We are now navigating the joys and trials of a later season in life and would love to have you be part of the journey. Please join us for Bible study and conversation on Sundays at 9:00 am and monthly social outings.
 
To sign up, Email Betsy Bishop
 
 

Congregational Care Team

Monday afternoons from 1:00-2:30 pm

DUMC’s Parlor

 
This group meets weekly for a brief devotional/study, and to pray for the needs of our congregation.
 
For more info or to join, Email Laurie Lewis

 

 

NSGT (Nameless Small Group of Troublemakers)

Monday evenings from 6:00-7:30 pm

DUMC’s Room 22

 
Current Study:Five Practices of Fruitful Congregations” by Robert Schnase

Began 1/6

This group is currently at capacity.

Please Email Pastor Paul to find out if there is room in the future.

 

 

Small Group @ Frikke-Schmidt’s & Steward’s Homes

Every other Monday evening (email for exact times)

Homes of DUMC members

 
Current Study:Five Practices of Fruitful Congregations” by Robert Schnase

Began 1/6

 
This group rotates between two different homes of current group members.
 
For more info or to join, Email Pastor Paul
 

Pastor Paul’s Online Bible Study

Tuesday evenings from 6:00-7:00 pm (Began 1/7)

Online (Zoom)

 
Current Study:”Five Practices of Fruitful Congregations” by Robert Schnase
 

If you’ve ever found yourself wanting to be a part of a small group or Bible study but you can’t ever seem to find the time in the craziness of life to make it work, then this small group is perfect for you because you don’t even have to leave your house!

Everyone is welcome!
 
For more information, to sign up, or for the Zoom link, Email Pastor Paul
 

Pastor Sunil’s Wednesday Morning Bible Study

Wednesday mornings from 10:00-11:30am

DUMC’s Room 2

 
Current Study: Five Practices of Fruitful Congregations” by Robert Schnase

Began 1/8

 

You can sign up in the lobby or through the eConnections newsletter to let us know you’re coming. Everyone is welcome!
 
For more information or to sign up. Email Pastor Sunil

 

Young Adult Online Small Group – Watch Video

Wednesday evenings at 6:00 pm

 
Current Study: TBA
 

We are working on starting up a small group for young adults that will meet online, Wednesday evenings from 6:00 – 7:00 pm. The reason we are going the online route is so that we all can get together no matter where we are in the world (e.g., school, living out-of-state, or right here in Doylestown, but you don’t want to leave your house). Our meetings will include video-based studies and discussion about topics that are relevant to real life. Adulting is hard, but life is better when we figure it out together. We hope you will check out this group and grow together in the community.

This group will likely begin in November (stay tuned for a start date) and will be led by Prerna BalaEddy and Pastor Paul. Here is a video from Prerna introducing herself and explaining a little more about the group, what we’ll be discussing, and more.

For more information or to sign up. Email Pastor Paul
 

Midweek Seekers 

Wednesday evenings from 6:30-8:00 pm

 
Current Study: “Five Practices of Fruitful Congregations” by Robert Schnase

BegINS 1/15

Everyone is welcome!
 
For more information or to sign up. Email Cindy Betancourt
 

Book Discussion Group

4th Sunday of each month @ 4:00 pm (3:00 pm during the winter months)
DUMC’s Room 2

 

The Book Discussion Group reads and discusses books that, while not overtly Christian, offer insight into the world as it exists. This helps us understand how to follow the teachings of Jesus in that world. In choosing titles, we attempt to include selections from diverse cultures, different points of view, and a variety of time periods. We welcome new members and are always open to suggestions for good books. Click here for current list of books.
 
To sign up or learn more, Email Betsy Bishop
 

Pins and Needles

Friday mornings from 9:30-11:30 am
DUMC’s Room 2
 
If you enjoy knitting and other needle crafts, this group is for you! We meet at the church to work on our projects and have fellowship with one another. Please feel free to join us whenever you are able. Beginners welcome!
 
To sign up, call (215-345-9079) or Email Kathy Kugel

 

Lenten Soup Suppers (RETURNS 3/5/25)

Wednesday evenings during Lent
6:00 pm (Soup Supper), 7:00 pm (Worship Service)

 

Each year, we host a series of Soup Suppers during the season of Lent. Beginning with Ash Wednesday and continuing for the following five weeks, we gather for a simple meal of soup, bread, coffe, and fruit, then join together in the Sanctuary for Worship. It takes the help of many volunteers to make this happen by providing pots of soup, helping with the set up, serving, or cleaning-up. All church members and friends are invited to join us as we prepare our hearts and minds for the Easter season.
 
For more info, please contact our church office at 215-348-5224