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Services at 8:30 am (chapel), 9:30 am (fellowship hall), and 11:00 am (sanctuary, livestream)
Sunday school at 9:30 am
Afternoon programs for children, youth, and adults
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OPPORTUNITIES

SUNDAY MORNINGS

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

STEWARDSHIP CAMPAIGN

Raise Us Up
Learn more about our 2025 Stewardship Campaign theme and make your commitment to support Reveille’s ministries. Details

FOOD DRIVE

October 13-November 10
Help support the food pantry at Koinonia Community Church in Swansboro by donating non-perishable food items. Details

TRUNK OR TREAT

October 27, 4:30-6:00 pm
Come dressed up, then enjoy trunk or treating, games, crafts, sweet treats, great food, and more! Details

WATCH US ON YOUTUBE

October 13, 2024
Gather and Go Sunday
Sermon: "Can I Take This To Go?
Scripture: Matthew 14:13-21
Rev. Bayo Ogungbade

While the disciples were likely preoccupied by their doubts about how much food they had, Jesus wasn’t talking about feeding the people with this kind of food. In fact – Jesus wanted to give them food that they would always remember, think about, and reap the benefits from. Little did all the people gathered there know this would be a meal they would never forget.

October 13, 2024, Sunday Worship Service

October 6, 2024
World Communion Sunday
Sermon: "World Communion at Our Door"
Scripture: Matthew 8:5-13
Rev. Dr. Peter Moon

World Communion Sunday humbles us, recognizing that the gospel is for the entire world. Jesus wants his gospel to be a worldwide gospel but now we as a nation have the world coming to us. This should encourage us to consider how we can share our faith with those who are different, especially ethnically, from us.

October 6, 2024, Sunday Worship Service

September 29, 2024
Sermon Series: "Jesus 2024"
Sermon: “Be the Change"
Scripture: Ephesians 4:25-32
Rev. Dr. Peter Moon

We have learned that our discipleship does extend into the political and civic realm. We have learned that we extend the fruit of the Spirit into this conflicted culture. What does that look like? In Ephesians, Paul gives us some fundamental and practical guidance for our speech. He is clear about unwholesome talk. We are to speak truthfully to our neighbor. We are to get rid of all bitterness. The list goes on and this sermon will offer some practical guidelines for our conversations that will arise in the coming weeks outside of church. We will find ways for our discussions to be, as Paul says elsewhere, “full of grace and seasoned with salt.” Prayerfully, those conversations will be the occasions not simply for winning the arguments, but for effecting change in others and even in the civic realm.

September 29, 2024, Sunday Worship Service

September 22, 2024
Sermon Series: "Jesus 2024"
Sermon: “Bearing Fruit or Bearing Arms?”
Scripture: Jonah 3:1-2, 6, 10, 4:1-4
Rev. Dr. Peter Moon

In so many ways, Jonah represents the way not to engage in a politically divided society. Sit back and seek the destruction of our opponents. It is not hard to see the spirit of Jonah in our contemporary political discourse. The sermon will remind us that Jesus' followers can do better. We bear fruit, not arms. Though we won’t speak to the Second Amendment, we will speak of ways we bring the fruit of the Spirit to bear. How do we extend love, joy, peace, forbearance, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness, and self-control to a world that seems to default to the bad angels of our nature? Paul says that we are to “walk by the Spirit.” The fruit of the Spirit is contagious. As we spend time with our God, as we abide in our Lord, we “catch” God’s character. We cannot expect to offer the fruit of the Spirit in a conflicted season if we are not deliberately spending time in our discipleship and relationship with God. In the sermon, we will hear the stories of historical figures who brought the fruit to bear and in so doing, made real and lasting.

September 22, 2024, Sunday Worship Service

September 15, 2024
Sermon Series: "Jesus 2024"
Sermon: “Election Year Discipleship”
Scripture: Matthew 6:25-34
Rev. Dr. Peter Moon

For years we have defined discipleship as living my life the way Jesus would live my life if Jesus had my life to live. In so doing, we have been reminded that we are to extend our discipleship into every facet of our lives: family, work, community, and the list goes on. Why then would we exclude our political engagement and civic responsibility from our discipleship? The sermon will first remind us that Jesus calls us to a public, not a private faith. Faith is personal but it is not private. We engage in civic life and in conversation as people who hunger and thirst for righteousness, as disciples of Jesus, seeking his kingdom first and not our news network of choice. We do engage, but we do it in a way that is reasonable, listening, and loving.

September 15, 2024, Sunday Worship Service

September 8, 2024
Sermon Series: "Jesus 2024"
Sermon: “Church and Politics"
Scripture: Matthew 13:44-46
Rev. Dr. Peter Moon

When Jesus appeared before Pilate, Pilate asked him a political question: “Are you the king of the Jews?” Jesus’ answer was deliberately nebulous. His response sets up our conversation about church and politics and how they mix. Some say that the church should stay out of the political realm. Others on all sides of the political spectrum say we need to get more involved. In this divided political season, we will see that there are reasonable ways to engage in political conversation, and even advocate for political change. But do so with caution, humility, and a deliberate focus on Jesus and his kingdom.

September 8, 2024, Sunday Worship Service

September 1, 2024
Sermon: “The Way Maker"
Scripture: Genesis 24:58-67
Rev. Stephen Coleman

Isaac does not get much attention in the book of Genesis compared to the other patriarchs and Isaac does not play a big part in this story. However, the story does involve a servant finding a wife for Isaac. Abraham is promised by God to be the father of many nations. So the story is important in that it shows how the family line and the promise of God continues to the next generation. It is also an interesting story because God does not act or speak directly. Yet we see that mysteriously and silently God is still acting, caring, and guiding Isaac in his life. Our focus for this Sunday is on the providential care and guidance of the Lord. The function of the sermon is to help us understand something about the way God acts, cares, and guides in our lives and in our world.

September 1, 2024, Sunday Worship Service

August 25, 2024
Sermon: “The Main Thing"
Scripture: Colossians 1:24-29
Rev. Dr. Peter Moon

This week’s sermon title is taken from Phil Maynard and his work on discipleship. The basic premise is that being a disciple versus a church member requires a substantial step up. Our role is not simply to be church attendees and pledgers, as important as that is. Instead, as Paul states, we are “admonishing and teaching everyone with all wisdom, so that we may present everyone fully mature in Christ.” This week we will invite our folks to take an additional step in our discipleship with the Scriptural reminder that we are to grow more each day as followers of Jesus, seeking that maturity in the faith of which Paul describes.

August 25, 2024, Sunday Worship Service

August 18, 2024
Sermon Series: “Whatever Happened to Joy?”
Sermon: “Full Connection"
Scripture: Philippians 4:14-23
Rev. Stephen Coleman

We will take an honest look at what it means and looks like for us to live into being the lights of the world. We will talk about the challenges, circumstances, and other issues that have dimmed our lights and make it hard to see in the dark.

August 18, 2024, Sunday Worship Service

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Our Reveille family was amazing during Gather and Go this Sunday and served RVA in so many different places! You are a blessing to our church and the community!

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Check out pictures from Gather and Go, watch the service, and learn about our 2025 Stewardship Campaign "Raise Us Up" - https://conta.cc/4eKCOju

Today is Gather and Go Sunday! We will have ONE combined worship service at 9:30 am in the sanctuary, followed by service opportunities in RVA. Wear your green Reveille t-shirt or pick up one in the welcome center. See you at Reveille! https://reveillleumc.org/gatherandgo

Gather and Go is this Sunday at Reveille! Join us for the one combined service at 9:30 am, then serve in RVA! Select your location to serve now and get details. https://conta.cc/4gYkrsS
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The Susanna Wesley Circle came together for a program with Reveille's Associate Pastor of Adult Discipleship Bayo Ogungbade, great food, and they also collected lots of candy for our Trunk or Treat event coming up on October 27! Learn more about United Women in Faith at www.reveilleumc.org/uwf

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Attendees of the Fellowship Club enjoyed music from Reveille's own Daniel Banke and Kara Wiseman from their "Great American Songbook" program!

Sign up for Gather and Go this Sunday! We will have one combined service at 9:30 am in the sanctuary, followed by service opportunities in RVA. Details: https://conta.cc/484f33h

Watch our World Communion Day service with music from our Youth and Chancel Choirs and sign up for Gather and Go this Sunday! https://conta.cc/3zQ95Xi

The Hub Team invites you to a program with guest speaker Stephanie Boarman of Fig Tree Therapy called “Boundaries.” The presentation will be an introduction to understanding personal boundaries from a biblical perspective. This event is part of the Hub’s focus this year on caring for your mind, body, and spirit. Light refreshments will be offered. The event takes place this Wednesday, October 9, 5:45-7:15 pm, in the fellowship hall. RSVP to attend at www.bit.ly/rev-boundaries

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Last chance to sign up for Tuesday's Fellowship Club (11am, fellowship hall)! Reveille’s own Daniel Banke and Kara Wiseman will present a program of great American songs from across the past century of popular music followed by lunch. Guests will be encouraged to sing along with the likes of Judy Garland, Frank Sinatra, Julie Andrews, Billy Joel, and more! We will also have a plant exchange, so bring one and take one home, and enjoy a delicious lunch from Padow's Deli. RSVP to attend at www.reveilleumc.org/fellowship-club

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