Join us in the back of the sanctuary with your family, or drop the children/youth off and enjoy service on your own! We will do a mini project/message each week during the pastor’s sermon.

Children 6 months-5years (not yet in kindergarten) are welcome to come and play, learn age appropriate stories, and explore in awesome wonder while parents are in worship.  For safety reasons, parents must remain in the building at all times while children are being cared for in the nursery.

NOTE: The nursery is closed from 10:15 – 10:45 am each Sunday for cleaning and to provide break time for our staff and volunteers.

Join us every Sunday morning at 10am for coffee, connection and conversation for encouragement and laughter and to share struggles and victories of parenthood. If you are a parent with kids living at home, this is a place and space designated for your family. Kids are more than welcome to join! Coffee and pastries are provided.

This is a great place to start and deepen friendships and community in a laid-back atmosphere. Come, join in us Sundays at 10am in Room 106 during the reconstruction.

Join us in the back of the sanctuary with your family, or drop the children/youth off and enjoy service on your own! We will do a mini project/message each week during the pastor’s sermon.

Blintzes, Porcupine Meatballs, Assorted Desserts

There will be a free-will offering to support the Kyle Sonnemann Memorial Scholarship Fund benefiting Central’s Youth Group.

This special evening will featuring Jerry Young and the Northern Lower Brass Group at 6 PM in the Sanctuary at Central. There will be a free will offering to support this program and Music Ministries at Central.

Join us prior to the event for a Community Meal at 5 pm in the Fellowship Hall. All are welcome.

Spring Grief group will meet for 6 weeks, on Wednesday nights, from 6 pm until 7:15 pm, beginning on April 8th, and ending on May 13th, 2026. We will be reading through and discussing the book, “Out of the Depths; Your Companion through Grief“, written by Greta Smith.

This group is for anyone experiencing grief of any kind, and is a safe space to share and listen. There is a minimum enrollment of three people in order to have this group, so it would be good to note that on the registration, so people are aware. Books will be available for purchase in the church office for a fee of $5.00 or you prefer to register digitally you can do so here. 

If you have any questions or would like further information, please reach out to Sarah Drews via email at sarah@tccentralumc.org

Thursday, April 9 from 6:30-8:30pm at Central. Save the Date for this upcoming training presented by the SALT Coalition and NoMi Neighbor Network, Know Your Rights Training for community members. In this training, we will learn how to be peaceful observers to actions taken against our immigrant neighbors. We will prepare for and practice what it looks like to act in solidarity and show up in the most effective and peaceful way during situations of enforcement activity. Knowing our rights and theirs, is an essential step in the work that we are doing.