Sunday Morning Worship
8:30 AM – Quiet Communion Service
Start the morning with a peaceful and prayerful service. This is a quiet time to reflect, pray, and share in Holy Communion together.
10:00 am: Join us for this traditional multi-generational service. Our services are for everyone. Whether you have a more traditional church background or none at all, you’ll feel right at home at DixonUMC!
11:15 am: Coffee Hour, time for a hot/cold beverage a treat, and conversation.
All are welcome. Come and see
The 10:00 am service livestream link is available on the Church's YouTube channel or click the link below. Watch recording of 10:00 am service on demand anytime.
You’re invited to join us for Ash Wednesday
February 18th at 6:00 pm.
Ash Wednesday begins the season of Lent — a time to slow down, reflect, and draw closer to God. In this simple and meaningful service, we will pray, hear scripture, and receive ashes as a sign of humility and hope.
Whether this is your first Ash Wednesday or a tradition you cherish, there is a place for you here. Come as you are. Bring a friend. Let’s begin this Lenten journey together.
Lenten Study Starts February 25 6:00pm-8:00pm
Visio Divina, Praying with Sacred Art, and Lenten Soup Supper
Meet in person in the downstairs classroom (Zoom option available)
Have you ever looked at a piece of art and felt something stir inside you?
Visio Divina is a simple, peaceful way to pray with images. It is a lot like Lectio Divina, a prayer practice many of us know and love. But instead of focusing first on a Bible passage, Visio Divina invites you to focus on a sacred image.
You slowly look at a piece of holy art. It might be a painting of Jesus, a cross, a scene from nature, or another image that speaks of God’s beauty. You take your time. You notice what stands out. You pay attention to what you feel.
Just like Lectio Divina, there are gentle steps:
Meditation — What do you see? What draws your attention?
Prayer — What do you want to say to God about what you see and feel?
Contemplation — Rest quietly in God’s presence.
Scripture is still part of the time. A short Bible verse may guide your prayer and help you listen for God’s voice.
Visio Divina helps us slow down in a busy world. It gives our eyes and hearts something holy to rest on. It reminds us that God can speak through beauty, color, and emotion.
Whether you are new to prayer or have been walking with Christ for years, this practice is for you. Come as you are. Bring your questions, your stress, your hope. Let God meet you through sacred art.
Contact the church office if you have any questions. Sign ups for Soup Supper information will be coming soon.
Meet in person in the downstairs classroom (Zoom option available)
Have you ever looked at a piece of art and felt something stir inside you?
Visio Divina is a simple, peaceful way to pray with images. It is a lot like Lectio Divina, a prayer practice many of us know and love. But instead of focusing first on a Bible passage, Visio Divina invites you to focus on a sacred image.
You slowly look at a piece of holy art. It might be a painting of Jesus, a cross, a scene from nature, or another image that speaks of God’s beauty. You take your time. You notice what stands out. You pay attention to what you feel.
Just like Lectio Divina, there are gentle steps:
Meditation — What do you see? What draws your attention?
Prayer — What do you want to say to God about what you see and feel?
Contemplation — Rest quietly in God’s presence.
Scripture is still part of the time. A short Bible verse may guide your prayer and help you listen for God’s voice.
Visio Divina helps us slow down in a busy world. It gives our eyes and hearts something holy to rest on. It reminds us that God can speak through beauty, color, and emotion.
Whether you are new to prayer or have been walking with Christ for years, this practice is for you. Come as you are. Bring your questions, your stress, your hope. Let God meet you through sacred art.
Contact the church office if you have any questions. Sign ups for Soup Supper information will be coming soon.
Prayer Request form link submits prayers to the prayer chain.
Indicate on the request if it is something you do not want to have shared publicly. You may send a prayer request by clicking the button below or by calling the church office.
Indicate on the request if it is something you do not want to have shared publicly. You may send a prayer request by clicking the button below or by calling the church office.
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February 15, 2026
Psalm: Psalm 99 Gospel Reading: Matthew 5:17-19 Message: Pics, or It Didn't Happen Reverend Cathy Love |
Open Hearts.....
Open Minds.....
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Open Hearts.....
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