McCausland United Methodist Church

03/13/2026

McCausland Methodist Church is selling Chocolate Cream Filled Easter Eggs.
Peanut Butter
Butter Cream
Chocolate Cream
Coconut
$9.00 each. 1/2 pound each. Will be available starting Sunday March 15!
Comment below if you like some and ill make sure to pass it on!

03/05/2026

Join us in 1 week for food and fellowship! Please share!

02/25/2026

Stop by and enjoy a meal at Eldridge UMC!

Starting February 20th, we will be providing Lenten spaghetti dinners every Friday during Lent, from 5PM-7PM. A plate of spaghetti, a salad, garlic bread & a drink for $10, w/ dessert for an additional cost. Join us for fellowship & a meal at Eldridge United Methodist Church .

02/23/2026

Thank you!!! You all showed up and made our night!
We are so thankful for you ❤️

02/22/2026

Soup's on!!! Serving until 6pm.
And, yeah, you can have soup 😉
Girl Scout cookies for sale - $6 - troupe 2227

02/21/2026

Tomorrow night- Soup Supper
Serving 4pm-6pm (or until we run out!)
Soup choices are subject to change, but currently expecting: chili, taco chili, chicken and rice, chicken noodle, cheddar broccoli, ham and beans, potato, zupa, chicken taco and bacon cheeseburger. Along with delicious sandwiches and mouth-watering desserts!
Free-will donation.
This truly is a community event, so please join us!

02/18/2026

Please join us for an Ash Wednesday service tonight at 6pm.

On Ash Wednesday, church services includes receiving ash on the foreheads or the top of their heads, as the wearing of ashes has been a sign of repentance since biblical times.The imposition of ashes is typically done with the sign of the cross, signifying that the recipient is a follower of Jesus. Ash Wednesday derives its name from this practice, in which the words accompany the placement (imposition) of ashes, "Repent, and believe in the Gospel" or the dictum "Remember that you are dust, and to dust you shall return." The ashes are prepared by burning palm leaves from the previous year's Palm Sunday celebrations.

"Remember that you are dust... and to dust you shall return."
These words are often offered during Ash Wednesday worship services.

The words are not meant to sound threatening or foreboding. Instead they remind us that we are not God, but God's good creation. As we receive the ashes on Ash Wednesday, we acknowledge our mortality, our dependence on God and our need for renewal. It is a call to live fully, love boldly and turn our hearts toward God’s grace.

Lent invites us into a season of reflection, repentance and renewal. How is God calling you to grow in grace in this season?

02/01/2026

In Case You Missed It
Sunday scriptures 2/1/26

Here are the key passages where God promises not to leave nor forsake His people:

Deuteronomy 31:6 — “He will not leave you or forsake you.”

Deuteronomy 31:8 — “He will not leave you or forsake you.”

Joshua 1:5 — “I will not leave you or forsake you.”

1 Chronicles 28:20 — “He will not leave you or forsake you, until all the work for the service of the house of the LORD is finished.”

Isaiah 42:16 — “I do not forsake them.”

Psalm 94:14 — “For the LORD will not forsake his people; he will not abandon his heritage.”

Psalm 37:25 — “I have not seen the righteous forsaken or his children begging for bread.”

In the New Testament, we are reminded of this promise by Jesus in 5 different places in the gospels of Matthew and John:

Matthew 28:20 — At the Great Commission, Jesus pledges His constant presence: “I am with you always, to the end of the age.”

Matthew 18:20 — Jesus promises that wherever believers gather in His name, He will be present among them.

John 14:18 — Jesus assures His disciples, “I will not leave you as orphans; I will come to you.” This follows His promise to send the Holy Spirit as a Helper who will dwell with them and be in them. (John 14:16–18)

John 14:23 — Jesus teaches that those who love Him and keep His word will experience the Father’s love, and both the Father and Son will make their home with them.

John 16:32–33 — Even facing abandonment by His disciples, Jesus declares His confidence in the Father’s presence with Him, then calls His followers to take heart because He has overcome the world.

Hebrews 13:5 — “I will never leave you nor forsake you.”

01/25/2026

Good morning. Due to the extreme cold weather, and with the safety of all in mind. Pastor Jim haa decided to cancel church this morning. Stay warm and be blessed.

If you would like to 'study up' he has provided a list of scripture for next Sunday's services.

Cross-reference for Acts 7

Acts 7:2–8 — Abraham

Genesis 12:1–7; Genesis 15; Genesis 17:1–14; Genesis 21:1–5; Genesis 25:19–26

Acts 7:9–16 — Joseph
Genesis 37; Genesis 39–41; Genesis 42–46; Genesis 50:24–26; Exodus 1:6–14

Acts 7:17–29 — Moses’ Birth & Flight
Exodus 1:15–2:15; Exodus 2:16–22; Hebrews 11:23–27


Acts 7:30–34 — Burning Bush
Exodus 3:1–12; Exodus 3:13–22

Acts 7:35–38 — Moses the Deliverer
Exodus 4–12; Exodus 19–20; Deuteronomy 18:15

Acts 7:39–43 — Wilderness Rebellion
Exodus 32; Numbers 14; Amos 5:25–27

Acts 7:44–47 — Tabernacle & Temple
Exodus 25–40; Joshua 3–4; 2 Samuel 7:1–13; 1 Kings 6–8

Acts 7:48–50 — God Not Confined
Isaiah 66:1–2; Psalm 102:25–27

Acts 7:51–53 — Prophetic Accusation
Exodus 33:3–5; Isaiah 63:10; Zechariah 1:4–6; Matthew 23:29–37

12/28/2025

Don't forget combined service at Eldridge United Methodist Church this morning, 10am. Join us for Carols and Cocoa (and some delicious cinnamon rolls)! No youth group/Sunday School today. Hope to see you there!

12/25/2025

He came as a baby. The first to know were the shepherds. King Herod the Great feared him. He would become the Savior for us all. For unto us a child is born.

12/24/2025

Please join us Christmas Eve at 5pm for our candlelight service. Join our anticipation as we await the baby who was born so that we could be saved.