We are worshipping in-person at 10AM.

Open Hearts. Open Minds. Open Doors.

Worship Service: 10:00 am
Join us for coffee and fellowship: 11:00 am
606 Nichols Road, Monona, WI 53716
(608) 222-1633

Giving

Your regular giving help us cover our regular operating costs at Monona United Methodist Church.  EFT, Checks, and Cash are all accepted are donations to our church. If you are unable to attend church for any reason but would still like to give, you are welcome to mail a check or money order (Monona United Methodist Church, 606 Nichols Road, Monona, WI 53716). Please do not send cash or coins through the mail.

 One-time electronic donations can be made using the Donate Now button at the bottom of the page. Our ministries will continue and we value your faithful giving. Thank you so much!

 

Monthly Community Meals

Our Church has been the proud host of monthly Community Meals since August of 2023. These events take place at the church (mostly!) on the 4th Sunday of the month. These dinners are free and open to all. The dinners begin around 5:30 pm and feature an option of items for various food needs. All ages are welcome.

January MISSION OF THE MONTH

St Vincent de Paul's 32nd Annual Recycle The Warmth Event

We have a NEW Mission of the Month each month.

Our current mission is ST VINCENT DE PAUL’S 32nd ANNUAL RECYCLE THE WARMTH 

Here’s what our Mission Team had to say:

Our mission in January will support the 32nd annual Recycle the Warmth Blanket Drive. St.  Vincent de Paul is an organization committed to helping neighbors in need without regard to  religion, race, or ethnic background. This drive helps provide blankets and bedding throughout the year to all those who seek help. We need your help in making this possible.  

The official drive will take place the weekend of January 26-28. You may purchase new blankets or donate your gently-used blankets and bedding. Bring the blankets to church or  drop them off at any of the St. Vinny’s Thrift Stores in the Madison area. Blankets are also available to purchase at the St. Vinny’s Thrift Stores.

You may also donate funds to purchase new bedding. Please mark your check or offering  envelope with “Blanket Drive.”

SECOND HARVEST NEEDS VOLUNTEERS

Volunteers are ESSENTIAL to Second Harvest Foodbank. And, Second Harvest Foodbank is ESSENTIAL to the community. We are in need of volunteers to help us fill pre-packed Care Boxes. Volunteer shifts are available throughout the day, 7 days a week. Click here to learn more. 
Care Boxes are filled with healthy foods, and are being distributed to those struggling with hunger through our partner agencies and our mobile pantries throughout our 16 county service area. An average of 2,600 boxes are being distributed per day! We need volunteer support to assist in packing these boxes.
We are committed to keeping our staff and volunteers safe by limiting the number of volunteers during shifts as well as adding new measures to maintain a clean and healthy environment.

AGRACE THRIFT STORES NEED VOLUNTEER CASHIERS

Volunteers are needed to help Agrace's thrift stores stay open. The stores generate funds to support programs for Agrace patients and families. If you want to do something meaningful and fun during the pandemic, please consider volunteering as a cashier at any of their Madison or Janesville locations. For details, call (608) 327-7163 or email volunteer@agrace.org.

RIVER FOOD PANTRY

The River is currently accepting 18-count egg cartons until further notice. Also, The River is NOT accepting clothing or household items. If you have items to donate, please check with either Agrace or Boomerang. You are welcome to drop off egg cartons, paper bags, nonperishable
food, or personal hygiene items at church daily from 9am until 2pm.

DONATE TO OUR HUMAN WELFARE FUND

You can help people in our community who are struggling as a result of the coronavirus by donating to our Human Welfare Fund. The working poor are profoundly impacted when local businesses close and they are not able to work. Please send additional donations to the church marked with “Human Welfare Fund.” If you find yourself in need of assistance, please reach out to the church office (608-222-1633) or call Mark directly (608-335-5063).