Join us at the Sandbridge UMC Community Center for a SCC2B Commitment Sunday Celebration Brunch. All food and beverages will be provided. 

Please RSVP via call/text to Nancy Stoakley at 804-347-7607

Christians are not all of one mind about many perplexing issues from politics to sexuality. This course aims to create an environment where we can hold meaningful conversations about several hot button topics with respect,  active listening, and a sense of appreciative inquiry. Along the way, we will explore Biblical teaching and historical Christian thinking about troublesome issues. We will include strategies to reflect and dialog responsibly as Christians.  Facilitated by Rev. Kim Crutchfield.

Grab your boots and come out for an hour of dancing, laughter, and fellowship. No experience is necessary so come as you are.  New dancers are always welcome!

Contact Jodie Gwinn at jodiegwinn1@gmail.com

This mixed denominational group explores books of the Bible together, incorporating music, prayer and open discussion.  This group of "prayer warriors" also prays with intentionality for the world, community and one another.  Open to all.  

Contact:  Barbara Kappa at 757-301-7106 or kappabarb@gmail.com

Looking for a fitness experience that nourishes both body and spirit? Look no further! Our inclusive Community Fitness Classes are here to welcome all fitness levels on a path to strength and wellness. Join us at the Sandbridge Community Center every Tuesday and Thursday from 12:30-1:30 PM for dynamic workouts and uplifting fellowship.

For more information, contact Denise Green at 757-478-3949 or greenfitnut@gmail.com

Community Care Ministry invites you to come once a month for a time of fellowship and fun with a loving purpose.  On the first Thursday of every month, "Knit Together" gathers in the Chapel Hospitality Center at 1:00 pm  to talk, laugh and pray while creating Prayer Shawls for members of our church and community who need some extra TLC.  For those who are sick, in the hospital, grieving or isolated at home, a prayer shawl represents the warm and loving arms of God and his people.  Prayer shawls can be knit or crochet and beginners are welcome.  Come and learn together.

This multi-generational group of men works to encourage one another in Christian discipleship and working through what it means to be a man of Christ at home, work and in the community.  Open to all men over the age of 15, come join us for breakfast, fellowship, prayer and discussion.  Together let's "Man Up for Jesus!"