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October 26, 2025
Sermon Title: Who Are You?
Scripture: Romans 12:1-2
Focus: Becoming more Christlike takes intentional and daily commitment. When we put on the ‘Christ clothes’ of compassion, kindness, humility, meekness, patience, and love, our inner transformation overflows into our relationships and our way of life.
Join us each week for worship at 10:30 on Sunday morning—either in-person or virtually—in the manner in which you are most comfortable at this time.
Beech Grove UMC— 4251 Driver Lane Suffolk, Va 23435
Website: beechgroveumc.org
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June 29, 2025
Sermon Title: Sacred Memory
Scripture: Psalm 77:1-2, 11-20
Hymn: Great is Thy Faithfulness (UMH 140)
Song: Coat of Many Colors by Dolly Parton
Focus: When God feels distant, we return to stories, songs, and sacred moments that have guided us. Reminding ourselves of God’s faithfulness, even when it’s not evident, keeps us grounded in truth and hope.
Join us each week for worship at 10:30 on Sunday morning—either in-person or virtually—in the manner in which you are most comfortable at this time.
Beech Grove UMC— 4251 Driver Lane Suffolk, Va 23435
Website: beechgroveumc.org
If you feel led to give to Beech Grove and its mission and ministries: Donate Here
If you need to contact us you can reach us at:
Originally Preached June 22, 2025 by Rev. Andrew WareSeries: Sacred EchoesSermon Title: Longing for SomethingScripture: Psalm 42Hymn: As the Deer (TFWS 2025)Song: Fast Car by Tracy ChapmanFocus: Our lives are filled with longings for change, healing, escape, restoration, and love. How do we sit with our sadness, name our unmet needs honestly, and trust that divine presence, not escape, leads to something better.
Originally Preached June 15, 2025 by Rev. Andrew WareSeries: Sacred EchoesSermon Title: Here We StandScripture: Psalm 8 Hymn: How Great Thou Art (UMH 77)Song: What a Wonderful World (Originally perfromed by Louis Armstrong)Key Theme: In the vastness of creation, we glimpse God’s majesty — and are reminded that we matter. We come to grips with God’s grandeur and our understanding of human dignity.
We currently have 2 worship options and invite you to join us in the manner in which you are most comfortable at this time:
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First Sunday of Advent
Scripture: Philippians 4:1-7, 10-14, 19
Focus Statement: As we learn what it really means to have enough, we are freed to embrace and leverage what we have.
Key Points: True contentment comes not from material wealth but from dependence on Christ. Prayer and gratitude are pathways to peace and contentment. Radical generosity flows from trusting God’s provision, as seen in Paul’s teachings.
We currently have 2 worship options and invite you to join us in the manner in which you are most comfortable at this time:
Community Worship:
Virtual Worship:
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Scripture: Matthew 25:14-30
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We currently have 2 worship options and invite you to join us in the manner in which you are most comfortable at this time:
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Scripture: Luke 19:1-10
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We currently have 2 worship options and invite you to join us in the manner in which you are most comfortable at this time:
If you feel led to give to Beech Grove and its mission and ministries: Donate Here
If you need to contact us you can reach us at:
Scripture: Acts 16:6-15
Explore how the early church operated beyond the confines of the temple or synagogue, taking the gospel into the streets and homes of the people. This week will look at the church’s call to move beyond it's walls.
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