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Sunday Services, 8:30 am (chapel), 9:30 am (fellowship hall) and 11:00 am (sanctuary, livestream)
Come for Sunday afternoon programs for children, youth, and adults. View schedule
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We are at 4200 Cary Street Road near Carytown in RVA!
We welcome all people to follow Jesus Christ and serve together as a hub of faith, hope, and action.

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SUNDAY MORNINGS

8:30 am, chapel
9:30 am, fellowship hall
11:00 am, sanctuary, livestream
9:30 am Sunday school classes
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PRISON JUSTICE STUDY

March 26 and April 2
You are invited to this partner church program on prison justice with Rev. Rodney Hunter and Pastor Jay Scruggs. RSVP

HELP AT PACE

April 9, 11:00 am
Help with us host a lunch for students as we come together for a meal, storytelling, and fellowship. RSVP

EASTER CELEBRATION

April 12, 11:00 am
Bring the kids out for an egg hunt, petting zoo, bounce house, crafts, special treats, and more! Details

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Reveille's Chancel Choir will collaborate with local orchestral musicians to perform the Mass in Time of War by Joseph Haydn on March 20, 2025, 7:00-8:00 pm, in the sanctuary. Featured performers include Keely Borland (soprano), Brittany Brooks (mezzo-soprano), Aaron Todd (tenor), Aiden Collawn (bass-baritone), and Lamon Lawhorn (timpani, pictured right). The Reveille Ringers will also perform “Festival Sanctus” by Cathy Moklebust as part of this Lenten concert. Concert donations benefit UMCOR’s U.S. Disaster Response and Recovery. Give at https://secure.myvanco.com/L-ZPBM/home

Lenten Mission Concert, March 20, 2025

March 16 2025
Second Sunday in Lent
Sermon Series: "Prayers of Jesus"
Sermon: “Teach Us to Pray” Scripture: Matthew 6:5-15
Rev. Dr. Peter Moon

Many of us know the Lord’s Prayer. But do we really know it? Has it become so familiar on our tongues that we have dismissed the teaching and power underneath it? This sermon will attempt to underscore the role of the prayer and several fundamental lessons within the prayer that are there to guide our individual and corporate prayer lives. We will be reminded of how important it is that our prayer lives begin with God, with his holiness, and with the grace of calling him Father. We will be reminded of that central feature of praying for God’s kingdom to come here on earth. We will be reminded about the role of the prayer in addressing our personal needs such as daily bread, forgiveness, and power within temptation.

March 16, 2025, Sunday Worship Service

The season of Lent begins on March 5, 2025, and we thank you for joining us for this reflective and prayerful worship service with the imposition of ashes at 7:00 pm in Reveille's sanctuary. Rev. Dr. Peter Moon’s sermon will introduce our Lenten series with a focus on Psalm 51 and the role of confession in our prayers.

Ash Wednesday Service, March 5, 2025

March 2, 2025
Youth Sunday
Luke 9:37-43a
Grayson Buelow and Phi Perry

Reveille's youth will preach on The Transfiguration of Jesus and lead the full service. Join us in celebrating our youth!

March 2, 2025, Sunday Worship Service

February 23, 2025
Sermon Series: "Jonah and Jesus"
Sermon Part IV: "The God Who Weeps"
Scripture: Luke 19:41-44
Rev. Dr. Peter Moon

Jonah is not pleased with the repentance of Ninevah. He wanted to be mad and wanted to see God’s wrath poured out upon the city. In contrast to Jonah, God shows compassion and empathy. We need to be more like God than Jonah when we are around those with whom we disagree. In contrast to Jonah, Jesus weeps over the city that will soon crucify him.

February 23, 2025, Sunday Worship Service

February 16, 2025
Sermon Series: "Jonah and Jesus"
Sermon Part III: "The Message in the Mess"
Scripture: Luke 15:11-32
Rev. Bayo Ogungbade

Together, we will reflect on the messes we’ve made in our lives and even the messes that we’re running from. Confronting our own messes and chaos can be scary, but at the same time, doing this can and will propel us and everyone we encounter into experiencing a love that is greater than we can possibly imagine. Let’s learn how we can be messengers of God’s Good News in the midst of our own and our world’s messy chaos.

February 16, 2025, Sunday Worship Service

February 9, 2025
Sermon Series: "Jonah and Jesus"
Sermon Part II: "Storm Calming 101"
Scripture: Mark 4:35-41 (Pete)
Rev. Dr. Peter Moon

The story of Jonah and the calmed storm is an account of substitution. Jonah is thrown in to the sea, seemingly sacrificed, so that the sailors might be saved. It is a precursor to the work of Jesus. In fact, the Mark account is remarkably like the Jonah story. Jesus calmed the storm on the lake that day, but ultimately, he calmed every storm when he was cast into the abyss of death on the cross. The sermon will speak to the reality of the storms that come upon our lives, and the hope that lies in the person of Jesus, and in his ways. In it all, we always remember who is still in the back of the boat!

February 9, 2025, Sunday Worship Service

February 2, 2025
Sermon Series: "Jonah and Jesus"
Sermon: "Who Are You?"
Scripture: Matthew 16:13-23

This sermon will introduce the series, explaining the remarkable ways that the book of Jonah points to the person and work of Jesus. Jonah is called to Ninevah but goes the other way. The storm is the result and his identity as a prophet is the cause. And yet, he is hiding, sleeping in the storm. When asked to pray to his God, he is silent. When confronted as to his identity, Jonah begins with ethnicity, not his spiritual origins. In Matthew, Peter contrasts Jonah and speaks clearly to who Jesus is and who he (Peter) is as a result. Even then, Peter falls short just a few verses later. In a culture where identity has become such an issue, we will speak to the importance and priority of knowing and owning who we are in Christ.

February 2, 2025, Sunday Worship Service

January 26, 2025
Sermon Series: "All Things New!"
Guest Preacher Bishop Sue Haupert-Johnson
Scripture: Revelation 21:1-8

January 26, 2025, Sunday Worship Service

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Our friends in Reveille's ministry that supports United Methodist Family Services dropped off lots of delicious bundt cakes for Social Worker Appreciation Week! Special thanks to Leigh Anne Ross and the Journey Sunday School class for writing notes of appreciation that were included with the cakes.

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Many talented musicians came together to offer our Lenten Mission Concert this week! The Chancel Choir collaborated with local orchestral musicians to perform the Mass in Time of War (“Paukenmesse”) by Joseph Haydn. Featured performers included Keely Borland (soprano), Brittany Brooks (mezzo-soprano), Aaron Todd (tenor), Aiden Collawn (bass-baritone), and Lamon Lawhorn (timpani). The Reveille Ringers also performed “Festival Sanctus” by Cathy Moklebust as part of this Lenten concert. Watch the concert now: https://vimeo.com/1058317360

Watch last night's incredible Lenten Mission Concert, join us for the Third Sunday in Lent, and sign up for the Prison Justice Study, all inside our Friday newsletter: https://conta.cc/4kJLA4G

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Happy first day of spring! Our friends in the United Women in Faith Susanna Wesley Circle made beautiful flower arrangements inspired by art at their monthly gathering. Learn more about participating in one of our circles at www.reveilleumc.org/uwf

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We invite you to the Lenten Mission Concert this Thursday at Reveille UMC, featuring our Chancel Choir and local musicians performing Joseph Haydn's Mass in Time of War. This concert supports UMCOR's U.S. Disaster Response and Recovery efforts. A reception will follow the concert. Learn more:
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During Sunday's 8:30 am worship service, we were blessed to have three new members become part of our Reveille family! Join us in welcoming Ericka Davis, Gary Mears, and Lisa Mears.

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Watch yesterday's service with the sermon "Teach Us to Pray" and make plans to attend Thursday's Lenten Mission Concert! https://conta.cc/43T4cJs

Our youth always have the best time on Sunday afternoons! Here they are playing towel tail chaser together last weekend. New youth are always welcome to join us for youth group and youth music! www.reveilleumc.org/youth

#youthgroup #youthministry #rvateens #unitedmethodistchurch

Thanks to your generosity, we were able to deliver a huge supply of food to the Koinonia Community Church pantry, helping feed our neighbors in need! Our friends in the Vibrant Life Ministries young adult group and Reveille's Swansboro Ministry helped pack and deliver our donations.

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The Monument Avenue 10k takes place in less than a month on Saturday, April 12, and we invite you to join Reveille’s Massey Challenge Moving with the Spirit Team! The team is open to everyone, not just race participants, and funds raised will support cancer research at VCU Massey Cancer Center. Join the team, set up your donor page, and help the team receive a $5,000 matched donation! All team participants will also be invited to a fun porch party on race day! You do not have to walk or run to participate. Join us today! www.reveilleumc.org/10k

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