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October 19 2025 Worship and Stewardship Kickoff

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8:30 am, chapel
9:30 am, fellowship hall
11:00 am, sanctuary, livestream
9:30 am, Sunday School

Turning Inside Out Stewardship Kickoff
STEWARDSHIP KICKOFF

October 19, 9:30 am
Come to the youth center for a gathering to kick off our “Turning Inside Out” stewardship campaign, including coffee and delicious donuts. Details

Food Drive for Koinonia Community Church
FOOD DRIVE

Through November 9
Help us stock the Koinonia Community Church pantry in time for the holiday season by bringing in non-perishable food items. Details

Help at the Fall Festival with Trunk or Treat
TRUNK OR TREAT

October 26, 4:30 pm
Help to make it a success by donating nut-free candy, hosting a trunk, helping with food and activities, or greeting and directing guests. Sign up

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October 12, 2025Sunday Worship ServiceSermon: “The Footsteps of PaulRev. Stephen ColemanScripture: 2 Timothy 4:6-8, 16-18The book of 2 Timothy is known to be Paul’s “Farewell Address,” a time when he looks back on his life. The scripture that we read has one of Paul’s most famous lines, “I have fought the good fight, I have finished the race, I have kept the faith.” We often read these words at funerals. For the sermon, we are going to focus on Paul’s life – the fight that he fought, the race that he ran. As we see how Paul endured his race and kept the faith, we will hopefully gain some help for us on our race of life.
October 12, 2025, Sunday Worship Service
October 5, 2025Sunday Worship ServiceSermon Series: "From House to Home"Sermon: “Hospitality: Going Beyond Welcoming"Rev. Dr. Peter MoonScripture: Matthew 28:16-20On the World Communion Sunday, we need to remember that our impulse around hospitality can easily default to a more passive understanding. We welcome everyone when they get to our doors. That is of course critical. But a key part of hospitality also incorporates a more active role. We don’t just welcome people who show up, we invite people to join us. This week looks at two great Biblical reminders of the importance of invitation, the passion of God for his banquet hall and churches to be filled, and that in the end, we are to go out, extending the hospitality to our communities and world.
October 5, 2025, Sunday Worship Service
This class video reminds us that a key part of hospitality also incorporates a more active role. We don’t just welcome people who show up; we invite people to join us. Learn more about the sermon series and study at www.reveilleumc.org/housetohome.
Class Video Week 5: Hospitality: Going Beyond Welcoming
This video in our "From House to Home" sermon series reflects on three scenarios about making your church a place of welcome. The sermon is "Hospitality: Keeping Our House in Order." Learn more about the sermon series and study at www.reveilleumc.org/housetohome.
Class Video Week 3: Hospitality: Keeping Our House in Order
This video in our "From House to Home" sermon series reflects on four scenarios about making your church a place of welcome. The sermon is "Hospitality: It Is Not About Me." Learn more about this sermon series and study at www.reveilleumc.org/housetohome.
Class Video Week 2: Hospitality: It Is Not About Me
This video with Rev. Dr. Peter Moon introduces our sermon series "From House to Home" and the first sermon in the series "Hospitality: From Joining to Belonging." Learn more about the sermon series and study at www.reveilleumc.org/housetohome.
Class Video Week 1: Hospitality: From Joining to Belonging
September 28, 2025Sunday Worship ServiceSermon Series: "From House to Home"Sermon: “Hospitality: The One, and the Ninety Nine"Rev. Stephen ColemanScripture: Matthew 18:10-14In our Gospel lesson from Matthew, we read a story about a shepherd who leaves 99 sheep to find the one who has gone astray. And if the shepherd finds the one gone astray, he rejoices more over the one found than the 99 who never went astray. It seems rather foolish but everyone is important in the eyes of the Lord. One of the major ways a church can practice radical hospitality is to practice the ministry of notice. It is important to notice the stranger, to notice those who are in need, and to notice when something in our facility needs attention. Just as God cares and notices all of his children, so should we notice those who enter through our doors. The focus of the sermon will be on God who notices us and knows us. The function of the sermon will be to encourage us to practice the ministry of notice to others.Copyright Information:“The Road Home”Text: Michael Dennis BrowneTune: “Prospect” from Southern Harmony 1835Adapted by Stephen Paulus© 2005 by Stephen PaulusInternational Copyright Secured Gratis synchronization license from Paulus Publications
September 28, 2025, Sunday Worship Service
September 21, 2025Sunday Worship ServiceSermon Series: "From House to Home"Sermon: “Hospitality: Keeping Our House in Order"Rev. Dr. Peter MoonScripture: Ephesians 4:1-16 Paul speaks to a certain beauty and orderliness of the faith. He reminds us to live into our calling. There is an organizing unity and plan for various gifts and ways for us to work together. It enables us to be people of movement, transformation, and clarity in contrast to chaos and disheveled lives. We have the role of demonstrating that to the world. As a result our lives and church should reflect that order and beauty.
September 21, 2025, Sunday Worship Service
September 14, 2025Sunday Worship ServiceSermon Series: "From House to Home"Sermon: “Hospitality: It Is Not About Me”Rev. Dr. Peter MoonScripture: Philippians 2:12-18 Good hospitality requires a strong spirit of self-denial. Jesus gives that Spirit to us. Paul says that we are to “do nothing out of selfish ambition or vain conceit.” He then points to Jesus who, “made himself nothing, taking the very nature of a servant.” We live in a culture that celebrates and facilitates self-focus. Jesus teaches us to be counter cultural. The sermon will encourage us to be like Jesus who came “not to be served but to serve…” We do this particularly as new and different people enter our church grounds on Sunday and beyond. This week, we will also do some fun things, like encouraging folks to sit in a different seat on Sunday morning, park in a different place, etc.
September 14, 2025, Sunday Worship Service
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We welcome all people to follow Jesus Christ and serve together as a hub of faith, hope, and action.

Thank you to everyone who attended the Food is Medicine program hosted by Reveille and Massey Comprehensive Cancer Center! We had a wonderful turnout for this important program about healthy eating. A special thank you to all the panelists who shared their expertise on this topic.@vcumassey #foodismedicine #healthyeating #fightcancertogether

Thank you to everyone who attended the Food is Medicine program hosted by Reveille and Massey Comprehensive Cancer Center! We had a wonderful turnout for this important program about healthy eating. A special thank you to all the panelists who shared their expertise on this topic.

@vcumassey #foodismedicine #healthyeating #fightcancertogether

We had a wonderful group of Reveille members attend the Shineforth 125th Anniversary Gala - A Legacy of Light. Shineforth, formerly United Methodist Family Services, has been a beacon of hope for children and families, empowering individuals to thrive. Learn more about Reveille's Shineforth ministry at www.reveilleumc.org/shineforth @umfs_virginia @umfs.org #unitedmethodistchurch #virginia_umc

We had a wonderful group of Reveille members attend the Shineforth 125th Anniversary Gala - A Legacy of Light. Shineforth, formerly United Methodist Family Services, has been a beacon of hope for children and families, empowering individuals to thrive. Learn more about Reveille's Shineforth ministry at www.reveilleumc.org/shineforth

@umfs_virginia @umfs.org #unitedmethodistchurch #virginia_umc

Join us in congratulating Rev. Bayo Ogungbade and Ledya Yosef on their marriage at Reveille Saturday! It was such a joyous wedding, and we wish them many blessed years of happiness!

Join us in congratulating Rev. Bayo Ogungbade and Ledya Yosef on their marriage at Reveille Saturday! It was such a joyous wedding, and we wish them many blessed years of happiness!

Our Mah Jongg group is growing by leaps and bounds! It's wonderful to see so many people come together each week to enjoy each other's company over this game. To learn more about joining our group, contact Lisa Mears, mearsva@gmail.com#rvamahjong #unitedmethodistchurch #vaumc #rvachurches

Our Mah Jongg group is growing by leaps and bounds! It's wonderful to see so many people come together each week to enjoy each other's company over this game. To learn more about joining our group, contact Lisa Mears, mearsva@gmail.com

#rvamahjong #unitedmethodistchurch #vaumc #rvachurches

Check out our Friday newsletter to learn more about Sunday's service, "The Footsteps of Paul," our 2026 Stewardship Kickoff, the Food is Medicine program, Trunk or Treat, and more! https://reveilleumc.org/newsletter

Check out our Friday newsletter to learn more about Sunday's service, "The Footsteps of Paul," our 2026 Stewardship Kickoff, the Food is Medicine program, Trunk or Treat, and more! https://reveilleumc.org/newsletter

Our youth group had a great time this week learning about their faith through fun activities! They also discussed how faith grows for us step by step as we uncover how to find God's will for our lives. Join our growing youth ministry at www.bit.ly/rumcyouth-2526#youthministry #youthgroup #rvayouth #rvateens #vaumc #unitedmethodistchurch

Our youth group had a great time this week learning about their faith through fun activities! They also discussed how faith grows for us step by step as we uncover how to find God's will for our lives. Join our growing youth ministry at www.bit.ly/rumcyouth-2526

#youthministry #youthgroup #rvayouth #rvateens #vaumc #unitedmethodistchurch

Reveille's United Women in Faith held its general meeting this week and heard from ReEstablish Richmond, a local nonprofit group that resettles refugees in the Richmond area. Thank you to everyone who attended! Learn more about connecting with United Women in Faith at www.reveilleumc.org/uwf#UnitedWomeninFaith #unitedmethodistchurch #virginia_umc #reestablishrichmond

Reveille's United Women in Faith held its general meeting this week and heard from ReEstablish Richmond, a local nonprofit group that resettles refugees in the Richmond area. Thank you to everyone who attended! Learn more about connecting with United Women in Faith at www.reveilleumc.org/uwf

#UnitedWomeninFaith #unitedmethodistchurch #virginia_umc #reestablishrichmond

We love seeing so many children participating in our music ministry this year! They did a wonderful job leading worship music and sharing their gifts this past Sunday. You can get your kids involved by visiting www.bit.ly/rumcchild-2526#childrensmusic #worshipmusic #musicministry #childrensmusicministry #childrensministry #unitedmethodistchurch #vaumc

We love seeing so many children participating in our music ministry this year! They did a wonderful job leading worship music and sharing their gifts this past Sunday. You can get your kids involved by visiting www.bit.ly/rumcchild-2526

#childrensmusic #worshipmusic #musicministry #childrensmusicministry #childrensministry #unitedmethodistchurch #vaumc

On Tuesday, October 14, at 5:30 pm, VCU Massey Comprehensive Cancer Center in partnership with Reveille UMC will present a panel discussion on the topic of Food is Medicine in the church's fellowship hall. Join us to hear why your fork may be more powerful than your prescription and how Richmond is leading the way. RSVP at https://bit.ly/massey-oct25Distinguished PanelAmy Williams, Massey Advisory Board ChairSusan Hong, MD, MPH - Cancer Survivorship Program DirectorCindy Availa, MBS - Food is Medicine Senior Program ManagerKim Rhoads, M.D., M.S, MPH - Associate Director of Community Outreach Engagement#foodismedicine #cancerresearch #healthyeating #healthandwellness #healthevent #cancerprevention #cancertreatment #unitedmethodistchurch @vcumassey

On Tuesday, October 14, at 5:30 pm, VCU Massey Comprehensive Cancer Center in partnership with Reveille UMC will present a panel discussion on the topic of Food is Medicine in the church's fellowship hall. Join us to hear why your fork may be more powerful than your prescription and how Richmond is leading the way. RSVP at https://bit.ly/massey-oct25

Distinguished Panel
Amy Williams, Massey Advisory Board Chair
Susan Hong, MD, MPH - Cancer Survivorship Program Director
Cindy Availa, MBS - Food is Medicine Senior Program Manager
Kim Rhoads, M.D., M.S, MPH - Associate Director of Community Outreach Engagement

#foodismedicine #cancerresearch #healthyeating #healthandwellness #healthevent #cancerprevention #cancertreatment #unitedmethodistchurch @vcumassey

The Journey Sunday school class enjoyed a wonderful outing together at the VMFA Tearoom this week! To connect with a Sunday school class, visit www.reveilleumc.org/sundayschool#sundayschool #smallgroup #churchfamily #unitedmethodistchurch #vaumc #churchfriends

The Journey Sunday school class enjoyed a wonderful outing together at the VMFA Tearoom this week! To connect with a Sunday school class, visit www.reveilleumc.org/sundayschool

#sundayschool #smallgroup #churchfamily #unitedmethodistchurch #vaumc #churchfriends