Connect

LinkArmsSm*Please contact the church office at: office @ campbellunited.org for confirmation – the pandemic changed some things.*

There are many ways to connect with others in and around this church. Find a ministry that calls to you, people who will support your spiritual journey, or a class that will deepen your faith.

YOUNGER CHILDREN

For more information about and contacts for the following services and activities for younger children, please click the YOUNGER CHILDREN link above.

We have during and after-church programs available for children:

For younger children, supervised play is available on the
Bright Days playground from 11am-12:30pm.

Sunday School
Sunday school classes are available for children 3-18 years old on Sunday mornings.
Find the registration form for Sunday School here.

Childcare for Infants and Young Children
Quality childcare in a clean, well-equipped nursery is available during the worship service.
All church-sponsored events have childcare available upon request.

Children’s Vocal  and Handbell Choirs
Joyful Notes is the children’s choir of Campbell UMC. Their ages range from Kindergarten – 8th grade.

The Diamond Ringers ages range from 3rd – 8th grade.

The Discovery Ringers is another children’s handbell group (4th grade +). The ability to sightread music is required.

Bright Days Preschool
This preschool is an independent preschool that serves the broader community during the week.
Bright Days Preschool is a ministry of Campbell UMC.

YOUTH GROUPS

For more information about and contacts for the following services and activities for youth, please click the YOUTH GROUPS link above.

Sunday School
Sunday school classes are available for children 3-18 years old on Sunday mornings.
Find the registration form for Sunday School here.

United Methodist Youth Fellowship (UMYF)
– Group for 6th – 12th graders
Meeting twice a month on 2nd and 4th Saturdays at 1:30pm, the UMYF program offers an incredible chance for youth in grades 6-12 to practice leadership, engage in community service, get to know each other, and have a great time while they are doing it.

4th and 5th Grade – Currently Suspended
Meeting twice a month on Sunday mornings (after service) or evenings, with special activities on weekends.
This group is currently on hiatus – stay tuned…

SMALL GROUPS FOR ADULTS

For more information about and contacts for the following adult groups, please click above or on the links in each description.

Groups for Women

Faith ~ Hope ~ Love  in Action
United Women in Faith (UWF) is a community of women of all ages. They gather to support one another’s spiritual lives, for creative and supportive fellowship, and to encourage one another to self-giving service in the community and the world.

Women’s Bible Study and Discussion Group – meets at 10am every Tuesday in the Fireside Room and/or online. This group is a wonderful place to learn, study and discuss God’s word, and to enjoy friendship and fellowship. All are welcome. For more information, contact:  info @ campbellunited.org

 Groups for Men

The Gathering of Men has been meeting at Campbell UMC for more than 20 years, discussing faith-related life issues. This group meets the first Saturday of each month 9 – 11am in the Fireside Room. Contact men @ campbellunited.org

 Groups for ALL

Wednesday Bible/Book Study
The Wednesday Study group meets on Wednesdays from 10:00-11:30am in the Wesley Lounge,
(you can also join via zoom – write to info @ campbellunited.org for zoom meeting info).
A new book with relevance to biblical stories and principles or a book of the Bible or sometimes a video series is selected for each session. Come join us in exploring together these fascinating stories from and history of the Bible.

Book Club
The Book Club reads a variety of works: biographies, classics, novels. It meets during the school year on the 4th Monday of each month from 12:30 – 2:00pm from September thru June. Drop-ins are welcome. Contact: info @ campbellunited.org

Prayer Shawl Ministry
The Prayer Shawl Ministry group meets monthly to knit or crochet together and to create prayer shawls that are taken to people who are sick or experiencing loss in their lives. For more information, contact PrayerShawl @ campbellunited.org

Art & Spirit Ministry
The Art & Spirit Prison Ministry began in 2011 with a vision and a handful of volunteers from Campbell United Methodist Church and has now expanded to volunteers from other churches. This program provides opportunities for inmates in Santa Clara County jails to connect with their Spirit through the creative arts. Each session has a spiritual theme and includes art, music, scripture, prayer, writing, and reflective discussion. The classes are offered in units on both the men’s and women’s sides of the Elmwood jail. They are inclusive and welcome everyone – regardless of spiritual beliefs. Click on the link above for more information and contact.

50+ Unlimited is made up of men and women, age 50 and older who come together for fellowship and fun in a variety of activities throughout the year. There is no membership requirement; all are invited. Click on the link above for more.

Adult Sunday School (Adult Education) – Currently Suspended
Adult Sunday School meets in the Fireside Room at 8:50am on Sunday mornings prior to Worship Service at 10am.  See more here, and contact: AdultSundaySchool@campbellunited.org

Seekers – Currently Suspended
Seekers is a reading, discussion and faith sharing group meeting twice a month. Click on the link above to find out the current book selection and to get contact information.

MUSICAL OPPORTUNITIES

At Campbell UMC, there are a number of opportunities for participating in worship with the gift of music. There are Adult and Children’s vocal Choirs, as well as Adult and Children’s Handbell Choirs who all welcome new musicians of all skill levels. For more information, click on the link above.
Contact music @ campbellunited.org

RECONCILING MINISTRIES  (LGBTQ+)

At Campbell UMC, your friendship is valued and safeguarded. You are accepted for who you are. We consider ourselves all one church family, every leaf on the tree!
Being a Reconciling Congregation means we welcome all persons as Christ did, regardless of age, race, gender, sexual orientation, cultural background, physical or mental health ability, family status, or financial circumstances.  We want all people, including gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender persons and their families to feel welcome here and part of our family.

Campbell UMC is a member of the Reconciling Ministries Network (RMN). Along with the RMN, we affirm the vision of the Methodist Church to be one of Open Hearts, Open Minds, Open Doors. Campbell UMC is dedicated to working with RMN, Love Your Neighbor Coalition, and other organizations at the UMC General Conference to change the official UMC stance to include LGBTQ clergy and candidates, and support (as well as perform the ceremonies of) marriage for all people.
Our vision is consistent with the mission statement of The United Methodist Church “to make disciples of Jesus Christ” and the direction of the Council of Bishops which adds “for the transformation of the world”.
As Reconciling United Methodists we can say “We are United Methodists of all sexual orientations and gender identities making disciples of Jesus Christ for the transformation of the world.”
For more information, click on the link above.  Contact reconciling @ campbellunited.org.

AFRICAN FELLOWSHIP

Welcome, Brothers and Sisters in Christ – no matter how far your journey has brought you, the welcome here is warm and loving. You will find friendship, familiar faces, new connections, and a broad network of support.

The African Fellowship worships weekly at 10am with the whole congregation and also gathers for worship, friendship and food once a month. Children and youth participate in worship, Sunday School and Youth fellowship.
For more information, contact Pastor for African Ministries, Rev. Daniel Gbundema at pastorgbundema @ campbellunited.org

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