Walking the walk
We are committed to following God's example of love through service. We believe that our faith is expressed through action, and we strive to make a tangible difference in the world. With opportunities to serve locally, domestically, and internationally, we strive to live in solidarity with those in need, realizing we all have much to learn from one another.
Breakfast for the
Food Insecure
Sep 7, Oct 12, Nov 9, and Dec 7, 2024
at Washington Street UMC
We meet at Washington Street UMC at 7 am to begin cooking breakfast. We serve breakfast to those who are food insecure from 8-9 am. After serving, we clean up and are finished by around 10 am. All are welcome to serve and can join for all of part of the time. This is a great opportunity to bring friends!
Football Seat Sales
August 31 (Old Dominion)
October 5 (Ole Miss)
November 16 (Missouri)
Receive a free ticket to a USC football game and support the Methodist Student Network by helping sell football seats.
Arrive 2.5 hours before the game to sell seats. During the game, you are free to find a seat to watch! After the game, collect the seats. All friends and family are welcome to participate.
Spring Break
Service Trip
March 7-15, 2025 in Panajachel, Guatemala
All are welcome to join for a week-long transformative journey of solidarity with the people of Guatemala as we partner with Mission Guatemala. By participating in health, education, and nutrition initiatives, we'll gain a deeper understanding of Guatemalan culture and build lasting relationships with the community. Experience the power of collective action as we work with God to build a more just and equitable world.
The total cost for students is $900 with submission of a Dobson Grant application and $1,900 for non-students. Sign up below if you're interested in participating or would like to learn more.
May Service Trip
May 12-17, 2025 in Slidell, Louisiana
All are welcome for a meaningful week of service with the Epworth Project to Slidell, LA, across Lake Pontchartrain from New Orleans.
Be part of a vibrant community that's been making a lasting impact since Hurricane Katrina. The Epworth Project, a faith-based organization, is dedicated to restoring homes, empowering people, and changing lives. You'll have the opportunity to work on projects like home repairs, weatherization, and building handicap ramps. Experience the joy of serving others while deepening your faith and making a tangible difference in the lives of those affected by disasters.
The total cost for students is $225 with submission of a Dobson Grant application and $450 for non-students. Sign up below if you're interested in participating or would like to learn more.