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Here are some ways you can be involved at Haddonfield United Methodist this week.
Defining Moments Sermon Series
When living life moving forward, events, developments, and seasons can seem like a random series of dots. But when we look backward, we can often see how God connects the dots to weave a pattern of grace, redemption, and providence. In January we will look at defining moments in Jesus’ life and ministry and reflect on how we can discern God’s guidance and movement in our own life. Join us this month to find God in your own Defining Moments.
January 2026
Martin Luther King, Jr., Community Worship Service
The Haddonfield Council of Churches is hosting a community worship service in celebration of the life and legacy of Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. on Sunday, January 18. This year’s theme is “Still Marching: The Church’s Call to Justice, Unity, and Healing.”Join this community celebration at Mount Olivet Baptist Church (corner of Lincoln and Douglass Avenues in Haddonfield) at 4pm.
Sunday, January 18 | 4pm
Martin Luther King, Jr., Day of Service
Honor Dr. King’s legacy by serving our community on Monday, January 19, engaging in hands-on projects that promote justice and dignity.
Day of Service Schedule:
8:30am: Check-in, instructions, and reflection at the church.
9am–12pm: Service at one of three community partner sites.
12:30pm: Return to the church for lunch and a short film on Dr. King’s legacy.
For more information and to register, click the button below.
Monday, January 19
Neurodiversity Conference
On Saturday, January 31, we will host our Neurodiversity Conference, designed to equip and expand understanding. The day begins with a Resource Fair and Breakfast at 9am, followed at 10am by keynote speaker Michael Hannon, PhD, LPC, BC-TMH, NCC. Dr. Hannon specializes in culturally relevant and affirming care, with an emphasis on serving Black boys and men and fathers of autistic people.
Throughout the conference, you’ll hear from experts and advocates, explore practical tools, and join breakout groups. Lunch is included, and the conference wraps at 1pm. Registration required.
Saturday, January 31, 2026
Revive Us Again Weekend
Join us for our “Revive Us Again” Weekend on Saturday, February 7, and Sunday, February 8, dedicated to spiritual renewal and inspiration. This weekend is proudly presented as part of the Harold Paul Sloan Speaker Series.
Our speaker and guest preacher is the renowned Rev. Matt Rawle. A graduate of LSU and Duke Divinity School, and pastor in New Orleans, Louisiana, Rev. Rawle is an international speaker celebrated for his ability to tell an old story in a new way, especially connecting pop culture and the church. He is also the author of numerous books, including The Pop in Culture Series.
The weekend begins with our Service of Revival on Saturday, February 7, at 7pm in Fellowship Hall and at haddonfieldumc.org. The renewal continues with Rev. Rawle preaching at all worship services on Sunday, February 8. Don’t miss this opportunity to be inspired!
Saturday, February 7, and Sunday, February 8
Vacation Bible School Registration
Registration for Vacation Bible School (VBS) opens Tuesday, February 3 at 6pm. Children age 3 through those entering fifth grade are invited to join us for VBS this August 10-14 from 9am to 12pm each day! This year’s theme is Cokesbury’s Snowball Mountain Challenge, centered around the Scripture verse “I can do all things through him who strengthens me” (Philippians 4:13). Please note that children attending our program must be fully potty-trained. Space is limited.
Click the button below for more information!
Opens Tuesday, February 3 at 6pm
Small Group Leader Quarterly
We are gathering our small group leaders for a time of connection, encouragement, and vision as we look ahead at where God is leading our small group ministry. Join us for conversation, prayer, and shared leadership as we begin the new year together.
Saturday, January 24, 9–10:30am
Casual chatting and coffee begins at 8:30am
Location: Propert Cafe
All current small group leaders are encouraged to attend. If you are interested in becoming a small group leader, you are warmly welcome to join us.
Saturday, January 24 at 8:30am
Called to Journey, Called to Welcome
Did you know that Jesus begins his life as a refugee, fleeing violence with his family? Throughout the Bible, stories of migration, displacement, and welcome are woven into the story of faith.
Join us for "Called to Journey, Called to Welcome: A Biblical Perspective on Immigration," a three-week study exploring immigration through Scripture and the lens of our faith as part of the United Methodist Church. Rooted in our Social Principles and created by the General Board of Church and Society, this study invites thoughtful, prayerful conversation grounded in compassion and justice. Facilitated by Pastor Cricket and Ben White, chair of our Church & Society Team, this study will help participants recognize the call to hospitality, understand God’s blessing beyond borders, and navigate faithful risk and sacred welcome. To register for the study, click the button below and fill out our registration form.
Wednesday January 14, 21, & 28
Update Your Photo in our Database
HUMC’s online church directory uses Church Community Builder. To respect everyone’s privacy and prevent unintended uses of personal data, its access is limited to staff and church leaders. Please submit your photo and up-to-date information by clicking below. Your photos help us tremendously to serve you better.
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