Discipleship + Transformation
Partner in Love
Partner in Love
Thank you for partnering with us in love and transformation. Your generous donations support the ministries of Green Street.
Worship and Grow
Worship in Community
Sundays at 9:30am - Casual worship, a variety of hymns & music, scripture story & reflection, lots of laughter, sharing prayers if you wish to do so.
Learn. Question. Grow.
Sunday School
Adults at 8:15am - Children at 8:30am
Slow Down & Re-Center Your Soul
Guided Meditation Series - Listening to the deeper self. Topics include: What is most important? What do I want? What am I here for?
Occasional Saturdays at 5pm. Call 207-622-0843
Transgender day of remembrance
Wednesday, November 20 at 8pm
International Transgender Day of Remembrance (TDOR) was started in 1999 by transgender advocate Gwendolyn Ann Smith as a vigil to honor the memory of Rita Hester, a transgender woman who was killed in 1998.
The vigil commemorates all the transgender people lost to violence since Rita Hester's death, and began an important tradition that has become the annual Transgender Day of Remembrance.
Green Street will observe Transgender Day of Remembrance with an evening service and it will include a reading of names and candle-lighting vigil.
13 Green Street, Augusta
Sunday, November 24 - 3pm - 13 Green Street, Augusta
The choirs of Green Street United Methodist Church, Penney Memorial Baptist Church and South Parish Congregational Church invite you to join us for a concert to raise funds for hurricane relief. All are welcome - A free will offering will be taken for relief efforts.
Thanksgiving Day Community Dinner
Thursday, November 28 at 11am
Join us for a delicious Thanksgiving dinner with turkey and all the trimmings, pie included. This has been an annual tradition for many years. All are welcome for a warm meal and fellowship.
This meal is free of charge however monetary donations are gratefully accepted.
Free
We usually have an abundance of volunteers for this meal however if you are interested in helping we can always use extra hands at our monthly community dinner served on the third Saturday of each month at 4:30pm. Contact 207-622-0843 to find out about more volunteer opportunities.
United Methodist Women's Christmas Fair
Saturday, December 7 - 9am to 2pm
Crafts, Jewelry, Home Baked Goods
Candy, Grandmother's Attic and much, much more!
Soup and Sandwich Luncheon
Come check it out! Something for everyone!
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Spiritual Practice Suggestions from Rev. Kristin L. White
Prayer & Community
Whether we live in the heart of a city, a suburban neighborhood, or the rural countryside, we all live in a community. Our lives intertwine with other people and organizations. The following suggestions are ways to be spiritually connected with our communities, every day and anywhere.
Prayer Walks
Walk through your neighborhood or community with an open, prayerful heart. What celebrations and needs do you see? Who are the people you encounter? Pray for those you pass.
Community Prayer Maps
Get a map of your community. Every day, choose a place on the map - a street, a neighborhood, a home, a business, or a public place - and spend time praying for the people and activities in that location.
Community Meetings
Whenever your community has a town hall or city council meeting, devote time beforehand to pray for the meeting, for wisdom and compassion for all involved, and for the well-being of the community to be the result.
Community Service - Part I
What community service programs are in your town? Make a list and each week, choose one to be the focus of your prayers.
Community Service - Part II
Contact one of the community service programs in your town. Ask for ways you could help - collecting food for the food pantry, supplies for the shelter, etc. - and Put your prayers into action.
Disciple and Transformation
Discipleship
To learn and grow in the way of love, to be forgiven and in relationship with God, and to practice the way of love and forgiveness daily.
Transformation
When living in love, forgiveness and relationship with God completely changes the world.
Discipleship + Transformation
Green Street offers multiple doorways to experience, learn, and live God's love, so that together we can transform the world.
Ministry Teams at Work
Missions Ministry Team
The Missions Ministry Team guides the church in being God’s partners in loving and letting all Creation know of God’s love. The team hosts four Mission Sundays that include worship, fellowship, and a witness to faith in action. Guest speakers and missionaries connect us to local, national, and world missions.
5th Sundays of a month.
The Adult Mission Team members travel annually to Cherryfield, Maine to work with the Down East Mission Project to help with home repairs and other hands on projects.
Welcome Table
The Welcome Table educates people about special food needs, provides opportunities for all people to eat together around shared meals, and models ways that food sensitivities can be cared for in our church spaces. The team provides allergy-free and vegan meal options for church programs. Welcome Table members also developed a gluten free bread, free of the top 8 allergens, that is now used for communion. Green Street is a peanut-free facility.
Angel Food Suppers
September through May faith communities in Augusta provide a free, homemade community meal every Saturday.
Green Street's supper begins at 4:30pm.
1st, 2nd, and 5th Saturdays - South Parish Church
3rd Saturdays - Green Street
4th Saturdays - Penney Memorial.
Garden Giveaway
Perhaps you enjoy gardening, or you love working outdoors. Maybe you are excited to meet new people. Or you want to make a difference in a local neighborhood. The Garden Giveaway team coordinates local gardeners with community teams to ensure that those in need of fresh produce have access to it. Fresh vegetables are given away on Monday mornings beginning at 9am mid July through mid September,
Knitted Together In Love
Green Street Prayer Squares and Prayer Shawls have been shared with visitors, sent to friends in the hospital, given out in airports, and offered to those looking for a piece of hope to hold onto. Prayer Squares and Shawls are knitted by the Prayer Shawl Ministry Team, who pray for the persons who will ultimately receive them. Squares are knitted in a rainbow of colors and each one has a cross in the middle. If you would like to receive one, or know someone who would, contact the church!
Music Ministries
Music ministry teams includes a hand bell choir and a singing choir. If you enjoy diverse styles of music, and want to celebrate musically with a faith community, contact the church for information.