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Nardin Park UMC collects loose change every Sunday during service that is donated to various nonprofits in our community. Every month the nonprofit changes. Please read below about some of the organizations we donate too. Thanks for helping us, help our community. April – Crop Walk for Hunger Sponsored by Church World Services on Sunday, May…
Date: Sunday, May 21 Time: 7:00 pm Movies: “Hello God – it’s me Margaret” “The Covenant” “Chevalier” “Book Club – The Next Chapter” Film Goers is open to all interested movie goers. Please watch the films on your own prior to the meeting and join us for a lively discussion. We meet monthly to discuss…
Join Nardin Park’s Bread Making Group on Saturday, Nov. 5th! Starting around 8 am, the smell of fresh, homemade bread will fill Nardin Park! We want you to join us! This month the bread recipe we’ll be baking/making is Naan or Pita bread. This group will meet monthly, on the Saturday before Communion (Communion is…
Thank You! Thanks to the rummage sale committee for all of their hard work with the delay of collections and the decision to go forward. We very much appreciate the donations of friends of Nardin Park as well as our members. We have donated to the Aldersgate Project, Fort Street Presbyterians Men’s Homeless Shelter, Habitat…
UPDATE: March 14, 2020: Building Closed Late yesterday we received a directive from our Michigan Conference Bishop, David Bard asking that all United Methodist Churches in Michigan cease in person worship, meetings and gatherings of any size through the end of March, 2020. This is all being done to try and slow the spread of…
News Regarding Coronavirus and Our Congregation: As a church community, we pray for all persons, communities, states, and nations impacted by the Coronavirus Disease 2019, or COVID-19. With active cases now being confirmed in Oakland County, we affirm our commitment to be in ministry together during this time when people feel an increased need for…
Come join us at Crossroads of Michigan on March 22nd to help prepare and provide a hot meal for 500+ people in need. This is the only hot meal served in the city of Detroit on Sundays. All are welcome to attend, including family and friends. This is a truly rewarding outreach experience! We need volunteers for both…
Nardin Park will be participating in and experiencing an all-church Passover celebration led by Rabbi Asher Lopatin on March 22nd at 4:00PM. Rabbi Lopatin will also be leading us through a Seder meal following the Passover celebration. Rabbi Lopatin currently serves as the Director of Community Relations for the Greater Ann Arbor Jewish Federation. He…
In the Fall of 2025, Nardin Park renewed its partnership with Beechview Elementary School. Each week, eight wonderful and dedicated members of Nardin Park travel to Beechview Elementary to serve as classroom literacy tutors. While meeting and studying with the children, the volunteers have focused on supporting reading skills in children in grades Kindergarten through…
Local Historian and architecture enthusiast Dale A. Carlson presents an examination of stained glass installations throughout metro Detroit, with a close look at a handful of significant makers, and an emphasis on installations found locally. Date: Tuesday, February 10, 2026 Time: 7:00 PM – 8:30 PM Location: Bennett Civic Center Library Auditorium More Information
February 18, 2026 Joint Ash Wednesday Service at 7:00 PM at Franklin Community UMC February 24 & 25, 2026 7 Words Lenten Study Begins Tuesday at 12:00 PM led by Martha Tuesday at 7:00 PM led by Pastor Anthony Wednesday at 12:00 PM led by Pastor Monica *ONLINE ONLY* Please email the church office…
S.M.A.R.T. (Specific, Measurable, Attainable, Relevant, and Timebound.) Goals help us harness our creative and collective energy; steering our church toward a specific outcome. Our 2026 S.M.A.R.T. Goals are: 1) To have 50% of our worshipping congregation (roughly 40 people) engaged in a spiritual development process. (Daily Devotional, Bible Study, Book Study, Sermon Notes, or Bible Reading Plan). 2) To purchase…
March 1st-5th, Augusta Georgia Livonia Newburg UMC is forming a team with other Michigan United Methodist Churches for a mission trip to Augusta, Georgia, from March 1 to 5. Volunteers will serve alongside families and communities still recovering from Hurricane Helen. If attending, please register by Friday, January 30. No special skills required. A willing…
Copies can be found at the Welcome Table, in the office or by emailing Pastor Monica for a copy. Taking this simple step eases transitions and brings peace of mind to you and your loved ones. Pastor Monica’s email is mwilliam@npumc.org.
Every year, we have about 200 homeless students in our school system, which is quite startling. Due to the recent government shutdown, many families lost their SNAP benefits and have faced delays in reapplying. During a Task Force meeting led by Mayor Theresa Rich, Operation Common Good mentioned a pressing need for quarters for laundromats.…
Start off the new year with an 8 week study of the book of Revelation entitled: Revelation – A Message of Hope. The class will convene on Mondays at 12pm & 7pm, beginning January 26th through March 16th. Persons interested in taking the class need to register, via email to Pastor Anthony, by Thursday, January…
December 24 – Family Christmas Eve Service at 5:00 PM Click above to be taken to our 5 p.m. worship! The live feed will begin about 5 minutes before 5 p.m. 5 pm Christmas Eve Bulletin Online Attendance Pad December 24 – Traditional Christmas Eve Service at 8:00 PM Click above to be taken to…
Oakland 360 is a Care Center that provides support for physical, behavioral, or social health concerns. Walk in when you need care, and end your visit with a plan that connects you to ongoing support! If you or a loved one is experiencing any concerns accessing basic needs, please reach out to Pastor Monica and…