The choice today and every day for you, for me, and for Mars Hill Church is whether we will be ruled by fear or faith. If we choose to live by our fear, it will tie a very strong and small knot which will suffocate our lives, our hope, our joy.

On April 24, Helen Ryde, the Reconciling Ministries Network Organizer for the Southeast Jurisdiction will be the featured speaker at an upcoming All God's Children Reconciling Community of the Hendersonville's First United Methodist Church.

Christ will continue to cradle the slaughtered. And we will continue to have the opportunity to practice compassion, forgiveness, and the greatest of these, love.

We can only watch the brutality of the attacks and the bravery of Ukrainians from comfort and safety. How can we respond when there is nothing we can do?

On February 27, 2022, Mars Hill United Methodist Church and Bright Hope Laurel United Methodist Church hosted a pulpit swap among the congregations.

Thoughts on Ukraine by Wiley Cooper, Pastor Emeritus at Mars Hill United Methodist Church.

On Ash Wednesday, March 2, 2022 there will be an ecumenical worship service at noon in the Broyhill Chapel on the Mars Hill University campus and more.

A Call to Prayer and Peacemaking from Bishop Ken Carter, Resident Bishop, Western North Carolina and Florida Conferences

On March 2, we enter the season of Lent. It is a season of repentance and renewal where Christians have traditionally given more focus to their faith journey.