Our Missions

Funded by the John D. Grubb and Louise C. Sumner Fund for Monroe County through the East Tennessee Foundation, the Community Café provides a no-cost healthy and hot dinner/dining experience for members of our community-regardless of need-each Tuesday at 5:00 PM in our Fellowship Hall.

Ministries with young people, a vital part of The United Methodist Church, are found in local congregations throughout the church. In this section, we highlight the ministries by and with the children, youth and young adults of The United Methodist Church.  "We aim to empower young people as world-changing disciples of Jesus Christ, to nurture their faith development, and to equip young leaders." - Young People's Ministries

United Women in Faith  and The United Methodist Church's principles and values include:  Promoting the empowerment of women, children and youth. Promoting anti-racism and multiculturalism. Promoting inclusion and equity. Promoting fair labor practices. Promoting economic and environmental stewardship and sustainability.

United Methodist Men involves men in a growing relationship to Jesus Christ and his church and provides resources and support for programs of evangelism, stewardship and the needs of men. United Methodist Men  encourages participation in several programs serving at-risk youth and advocates for and supports men seeking to prevent domestic violence.

A meeting of Alcoholics Anonymous is a place to share experiences and success stories with other alcoholics. This is a safe place for somebody seeking sobriety to come in and ask for help. These meetings will help them build a support network to live a sober life. You will be invited in by your peers that have all lived and survived from addiction. Their ability to maintain their sobriety is dependent on helping others and giving back to others the gift that they received. 

Call or text Ron Clesen for more info: (423) 295-4599. Ladies may call or text Jean at (423) 519-6664.. This is an open meeting, and all may attend. Meets in the 1st floor of our fellowship building (entrance off Tellico Street parking lot) 

The mission of the Good Shepherd Center is to help people living in Monroe County who are in need. Their clients can be classified as the working poor, people on disability, or those in a crisis situation The focus is to provide life's basic needs of food, clothing, and help with utilities. Each week, we will announce the Good Shepherd Center's current needs. 

Monetary contributions may be made by check or through PayPal.