Worship with Us

This summer, we will combine the 11:00 a.m. Traditional service and our LifeLine service from Sunday, June 19 until August 14. Services will be streamed during the 11:00 hour at shandon-umc.org/live.

SUMMER WORSHIP SCHEDULE (beginning June 19)

June 12: Psalm 1
8:45 & 11:00 Traditional in the Sanctuary
11:05 LifeLine in the Gym

June 19: Psalm 8
8:45 Traditional & 11:00 Combined in the Sanctuary 

June 26: Psalm 3
8:45 Traditional & 11:00 Combined in the Gym

July 3: Psalm 2
8:45 Traditional & 11:00 Combined in the Sanctuary 

July 10: Psalm 51
8:45 Traditional & 11:00 Combined in the Gym

July 17: Psalm 103
8:45 Traditional & 11:00 Combined in the Sanctuary

July 24: Psalm 23
8:45 Traditional & 11:00 Combined in the Gym

July 31: Psalm 137
8:45 Traditional & 11:00 Combined in the Sanctuary 

August 7: Psalm 139
8:45 Traditional & 11:00 Combined in the Gym

August 14: Psalm 73
8:45 Traditional & 11:00 Combined in the Sanctuary 

August 21: Psalm 90
8:45 & 11:00 Traditional in the Sanctuary & 11:05 LifeLine in the Gym

August 28: Psalm 150
8:45 & 11:00 Traditional in the Sanctuary & 11:05 LifeLine in the Gym

WATCH WORSHIP SERVICES (button) link to https://www.youtube.com/shandonumc

WORSHIP FOR CHILDREN

Shandon places a strong emphasis on fostering children in Christian faith. Children are always welcome and encouraged to worship with their families at all of our worship services. We recognize the developmental needs of children vary. Age-level nurseries are provided during all Sunday morning worship services for infants-age 3, and children’s Bibles, crayons, and activity books are available at entrances to worship spaces to assist parents in engaging children during worship.

We also have a special children’s time during worship services. Children ages 3 and older are invited up front for an age-appropriate Children’s Message. Following the Children’s Message, children may return to their seats and worship with their families. Our nursery is also open for children ages 4 and 5 after the Children’s Message. Parents are welcome to leave worship and take their children to the nursery in the DuBose Building, room 105 if they choose.

Nurseries are staffed with trained, paid workers and parent volunteers.

At Shandon, children experience a Safe Sanctuary environment. (Link to Safe Sanctuary page)

SEASONAL WORSHIP SERVICES

In addition to our regular Sunday morning services, Shandon also celebrates special days and church seasons through worship such as Lent/Easter, Advent/Christmas, Children’s and Youth Sundays, Services of Healing, Blessing of the Animals, and Celebrating God’s Creation.

HOLY COMMUNION

Holy Communion, or the Lord’s Supper, is celebrated the first Sunday of each month in all three of our worship services and is celebrated in the home upon request. Everyone is invited to the Lord’s Table to affirm Christ’s life, death and resurrection, to reenact them in our lives.

SPECIAL ASSISTANCE

Wheelchair access is available at each service. Wheelchair access to the Sanctuary is located at the Sanctuary east entrance near the parking lot. All entrances to the Dunn-Smith Center are wheelchair accessible, and all campus buildings are wheelchair accessible through the covered center walkways that connect the four buildings.

traditional service

Traditional Service

Sundays, 8:45 and 11:00 a.m. | Sanctuary

What to Expect

Stirring music, inspiring messages and friendly atmosphere.

Messages that apply God’s Word to our lives today. The services are filled with a diverse group of all ages and life stages and feature music by the Chancel Choir, Shandon’s premiere musical group; and often include the Celebration Choir, contemporary choral music; Youth Music Group; Children’s Choirs; Wesley Ringers, handbell ensemble; and orchestra.

The 8:45 a.m. services are live streamed and remain available on our YouTube channel to watch after they air.

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contemporary service

Contemporary Service

Sundays, 11:05 a.m. | Dunn-Smith Center

What to Expect

Dynamic worship with engaging music, friendly people and relevant messages for life today.

The messages are real and uplifting, and the LifeLine Band keeps everyone engaged with contemporary Christian praise songs and dynamic big screen images. Enjoy coffee, pastries and fellowship before the service. Dress is casual – come as you are!

The LifeLine services are live streamed and remain available on our YouTube channel to watch after they air.

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Shandon places a strong emphasis on fostering children in Christian faith. Children are always welcome and encouraged to worship with their families at all of our worship services. We recognize the developmental needs of children vary. Age-level nurseries are provided during all Sunday morning worship services for infants-age 3, and children’s Bibles, crayons, and activity books are available at entrances to worship spaces to assist parents in engaging children during worship.

We also have a special children’s time during worship services. Children ages 3 and older are invited up front for an age-appropriate Children’s Message. Following the Children’s Message, children may return to their seats and worship with their families. Our nursery is also open for children ages 4 and 5 after the Children’s Message. Parents are welcome to leave worship and take their children to the nursery in the DuBose Building, room 105 if they choose.

Nurseries are staffed with trained, paid workers and parent volunteers. At Shandon, children experience a Safe Sanctuary environment.

In addition to our regular Sunday morning services, Shandon also celebrates special days and church seasons through worship such as Lent/Easter, Advent/Christmas, Children’s and Youth Sundays, Services of Healing, Blessing of the Animals, and Celebrating God’s Creation.

Holy Communion, or the Lord’s Supper, is celebrated the first Sunday of each month in all three of our worship services and is celebrated in the home upon request. Everyone is invited to the Lord’s Table to affirm Christ’s life, death and resurrection, to reenact them in our lives.

Wheelchair access is available at each service. Wheelchair access to the Sanctuary is located at the Sanctuary east entrance near the parking lot. All entrances to the Dunn-Smith Center are wheelchair accessible, and all campus buildings are wheelchair accessible through the covered center walkways that connect the four buildings.