Small Group Opportunities at Portage Chapel Hill

Park Village Pines Bible Study - currently on summer break

The Park Village Pines Group is a small group that participates in book studies or video studies with a spiritual growth theme. They meet weekly on Thursdays from 1:30 - 3 pm in the Library. All are welcome to come check it out! If you have questions please contact Pat Catellier at pcatellier7711@charter.net. 

Sisters in Spirit

This is a group of women who love books! The group explores topics of theology, spirituality, social justice and living in the world. All women are welcome. This group meets weekly from 10 - 11:30 am Wednesdays at the home of Jean Christie, 6108 Cypress St., Portage (wheelchair accessible). A Zoom option is available. Jean Christie and Shirley Freeman co-lead this group. For more information contact Jean at jeanchristie41@gmail.com or Shirley at shirleytupperfreeman@gmail.com.

Mission Quilters - currently on summer break

If you can thread a needle and tie a knot, you can be a Mission Quilter! The group creates quilts that are distributed at no cost to area refugee families, The Free Store at Sunnyside United Methodist Church, YWCA Women’s shelter, and many other organizations. The Mission Quilters meet Thursdays from 6 - 8 pm in Room 108, on the lower level of the church building. No experience is necessary. If you have questions about the Mission Quilters please contact Gayle Franklin at pgfrankl@ameritech.net. 

Faith Expedition

This group has book studies and conversation often focusing on topics of racial and social justice. Faith Expedition meets once a month on Sunday afternoons, 1 - 2:30 pm at the church. Please contact Sue Kovats-Bell at suekb24@hotmail.com to learn more.

Sacred Space

Do you have an eye for design and color? Then you might enjoy putting your creativity to use in helping design and decorate the altar space in the Sanctuary each week. Using the weekly scripture provided by the pastors, this group meets in the Sanctuary to discuss the scripture and theme for the week and then design the space using fabrics, pieces from nature, candles, and more, to help interpret the theme. Contact Tonya Boot at tonyaboot@pchum.org for more information.