Over the past four weeks a group of us have been reading Jesus and the Abolitionists: How Anarchist Christianity Empowers the People, by Terry J. Stokes. It’s an important and timely book exploring how anarchy and Christianity intersect, and proposes a new way to imagine and live in the world. At our final class Terry was able to join us through Zoom for a live Q&A! Even if you missed the group study, we highly recommend picking up a copy of the book for yourself!
-Pastor Molly
Dear Friends, In late 2024, our church committed to working on diversity, equity, and inclusion work here at Normal Heights United Church. This decision was a continuation of several commitments that we made as a church community in the summer of 2020, and was a...
We’re excited to offer Kids Camp this summer, happening July 27-31 (Mon–Fri) from 9:00 AM–1:00 PM daily! This year’s “Wild” creation care theme will guide campers as they explore ways to care for God’s creation and how those things help us to feel more connected to...
The Normal Heights Methodist congregation started up on November 9th, 1913. On March 12, 1926 they broke ground to start building the church. It was later in September of 1926 year they laid the cornerstone to begin construction of the building, and the photo above...