Worship alongside us this Christmas Eve and Christmas Day as we join our sister congregation to celebrate the season.

Our Blue Christmas coincides with the Winter Solstice as well as the traditional feast day for Saint Thomas the Apostle, making some connections between Thomas's struggle to believe the tale of Jesus' resurrection, the long nights just before Christmas, and the struggle with darkness and grief faced by those living with loss.

Enjoy the sights of the season from Mars Hill - from the first Sunday of Advent throughout Christmastide to Epiphany. Merry Christmas from Mars Hill!

United Women in Faith, formerly known as United Methodist Women will host its annual Christmas Cookie Swap on December 13 at noon.

Our annual Angel Tree Gift tags are now available. Here’s how you can love and serve others this season.

Make room for others this holiday season - help sponsor Christmas dinner for Madison County families

On All Saints Sunday, our congregation honored Lucy Butterworth for four decades of ministry and witness in church handbell choirs, including founding and leading the handbell choir at Mars Hill United Methodist Church.

Together with our sister church, Bright Hope Laurel, we hosted an evening of Pumpkin Carving, Games and a Community Potluck Dinner on Saturday, October 15. We’re grateful for all who joined in the fun!

Want to give thanks for a saint who continued onto Glory over the past year? We invite you to share a name for our All Saints Day Litany.