THE OLOGIES: A STUDY ON GOD STUFF

August 10–October 12, 2025

If you have ever wondered about God, the cosmos, or Christian thought, then join us this fall for a 10-week exploration of some of the basic ideas within our Christian tradition.

Each Sunday in worship, Senior Pastor Jason Adams and Modern Worship Pastor Reed McNitzky will guide opportunities to sing, pray, and learn about the big themes in our faith.

Each Wednesday at lunch, Jason and Reed will lead a companion course that unpacks Sunday's topic in more detail and offers a space for questions and dialogue.

PUMPKIN PATCH

October 4—31, 2025

The AHUMC Pumpkin Patch is a great place for everyone to kick off the fall with friends, capture seasonal family photos, and buy some pumpkins for the holidays!

The patch is free to visit with no appointment required but we do need all the volunteers we can get for this annual outreach fundraiser.  

See a list of organizations that benefit from the AHUMC Pumpkin Patch.

NEW ZION YOUTH CHOIR BAKE SALE

October 5, 2025

The New Zion Youth Choir will host a bake sale on Sunday, October 5. The group is working to raise funds for their annual summer mission trip.

Purchases can be made in-person on the day of the sale. So, get ready to grab some sweet treats in the Atrium and support these youth!

EARLY WORD

October 7, 2025

Early Word is a monthly update in the parlor where participants are able to discuss church initiatives with Senior Pastor Jason Adams.

On Tuesday, October 7 at 7 a.m., Jason will introduce a new capital campaign AHUMC is considering.

Coffee will be provided.  All are welcome.

TAIZÉ SERVICE

October 8, 2025

Please join us in the Garden Chapel at 6:30 p.m. on Wednesday, October 8 for a meditative prayer service that features singing, scripture, and silence in the Taizé style of worship.

GROW TOGETHER TOWN HALL

October 15 & Ocotber 26

AHUMC is launching the Grow Together campaign to enhance our campus as part of our calling to be a Christian community of love, hope, and belonging for all.

We hope you will join us at one of the upcoming town hall meetings to learn more. All are welcome.

CHILDREN'S SUNDAY

October 19

The Children's Ministry is happy to host another Children's Sunday on October 19, which is a day that celebrates your kids!

As always, there are many creative ways for your kids to participate in services on Children's Sunday.

Click here to learn more and register.

HARVEST FESTIVAL

October 19

Join us for an autumn afternoon of family fun. We will have games and activities for kids of all of ages—including bouncy houses, hayrides, and a petting zoo.

Admission is free but you can help others by bringing a canned or non-perishable foot item to help stock the AHUMC food pantry. All are welcome!

CONCERT SERIES

October 20

Join us for the next installment of the 2025 AHUMC Music Concert Series!

Mary Lou Russell will perform a collection songs on the theme of "Second Chances." The concert is free. All are welcome!

AHUMC YOUTH WORSHIP AT THE CROSS

October 26, 2025

Join AHUMC Youth for this annual trip to worship in the cross garden outside of Kerrville.

Register at ahumc.org/youthevents.

FISHING UNDER THE BRIDGE

October 26, 2025

Once a month, every 4th Sunday, volunteers work at the Haven for Hope in the kitchen. 

This ministry needs people to help with cooking, serving the meal, and clean-up after the meal. This is an outreach ministry that gives volunteers in our church and the community a chance to serve those who are experiencing houselessness.

Please sign up within the first two weeks of the month.

SEASON'S GREETINGS

beginning October 26

Join pastor Janet Weatherston for this journey of rediscovery as we explore the beloved Christmas story through the words of those who were there. From King Herod to the Magi, the Innkeeper, the midwife—and even Jesus himself—hear the dramatic stories of the Bible characters forever changed by the birth that took place so long ago.

HEALING HOLIDAYS

November 7, 2025

Grief during the holidays is always challenging. The holiday season renews memories, family ties, and traditions. Yet, we become painfully aware that loved ones are no longer present, and the pain of the loss is confused with the spirit of the season, making it difficult for families to navigate.

This free workshop will help identify internal and external resources that strengthen families’ self-compassion and enhance their resiliency while embracing their grief. All are welcome.