A Merged Congregation: A Place to Be

Martha’s Table Community Meal RESCHEDULED for February 26

Since we are planning for SNOW this Wednesday, please plan to join us Wednesday, February 26 at 6:00 pm for our monthly fellowship meal. The menu for our meal is home made baked spaghetti, salad, bread and dessert. It’s open to community, friends, and members all. No cost; donation if you are able. Reservations are requested but not required. Email or Call the church office for reservations and to-go orders! (office@collegeplaceumc.com or 336-275-3363).

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Winter Shelter Meals

at First Baptist & West Market Street UMC FBC & WMSUMC have partnered with Gso Urban Ministry to host 15 women or men at their night shelter through March. Thanks to the great crews that hosted our first four meals on January 22, January 30, February 3 and February 12. Opportunities for Meal Sponsors & Helpers are still available in March at West Market St. UMC on Sat, March 15, & Tues, March 18 College Place helpers will meet at

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The Souper Bowl Continues

Our annual “Souper Bowl” special offering funds are used to help pay for the meals that we serve at Weaver House at Greensboro Urban Ministry throughout the year. Meals are around $250 each (and we have desserts donated). Please make gifts/checks to College Place and note “Souper Bowl”. We will receive gifts throughout February.

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February Mission Project

UWiF February Project The United Women in Faith will be receiving financial gifts for R.E.A.L.: NC A&T State University (Reaching Every Aggie in Love) (the Wesley Foundation UM Campus Ministry at A&T University) in connection with observance of Black History Month and knowledge of the dramatic reduction of the annual conference support of campus ministries. Indicate “A&T REAL” on your gifts. Contact any UMiF member if you’d like to know more.

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You are Welcome Here!

Our congregation, College Place, became the FIRST Lighthouse Congregation of The Western North Carolina Conference of The United Methodist Church in partnership with The United Methodist Collective. In doing so, we not only commit to remaining a part of The United Methodist Church but also to serving those who have lost their church homes through disaffiliation or closure. We will partner in this work by providing a welcoming place, offering ministry opportunities, helping organize remnant groups in our community, and assisting individuals and groups in discerning their next steps as they find a new church home.