Coming Up at Reveille

Worship on Sunday at 8:30 (chapel), 9:30 (fellowship hall), or 11:00 am (sanctuary/livestream).
Children’s Sunday and Oh, Jonah! Musical, May 3, 11:00 am
Mission Benefit Concert Benefiting Tee Jay Vikings Fund, May 3, 4:00 pm
The church office is open Monday-Friday, 8:30 am-4:30 pm.
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We welcome all people to follow Jesus Christ and serve together as a hub of faith, hope, and action.

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Sunday Worship Services
SUNDAYS AT REVEILLE

8:30 am, chapel
9:30 am, fellowship hall
9:30 am, Sunday school
11:00 am, sanctuary/livestream
Afternoon programs for children and youth

Mission Benefit Concert: Te Deum by Dvořák
MISSION BENEFIT CONCERT

May 3, 4:00 pm
Our Chancel Choir will team up with Vox Humana and a guest orchestra to perform the thrilling Dvořák Te Deum. Donations benefit the Tee Jay Vikings Fund. Learn more

Fellowship Club with Amy Ladd on May 12
FELLOWSHIP CLUB

May 12, 11:00 am
You are invited to a music-filled program with classic country and gospel singer, Amy Ladd, followed by lunch! RSVP to attend

Esther Performances June 5-7
ESTHER YOUTH MUSICAL

June 5-7
Our youth are preparing the full-length musical Esther by Martin and Janice Landry this spring, and we invite you to RSVP for these exciting performances!

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April 26, 2026Sermon Series: "Power and Pentecost"Sermon: “The Thief in the Night”Scripture: John 10:1-10Rev. Bayo OgungbadeWe are going to learn how we can distinguish between the voice of Christ and the voices of our vices. In the midst of a world filled with so many voices competing for our attention, we’ll learn how we can pay better attention to Jesus’s voice - a voice that is even closer and louder than we may think. Jesus is our Good Shepherd, and as his sheep - his people, we must learn to recognize his voice. The following licenses apply to our worship services throughout the year:CCLI Church Copyright License 1975561, Size C CCLI Streaming License CSPL170027, Size CCCLI SongSelect Premium OneLicense Annual License w/Podcasting, Category DReferences for our April 26 services:Call to WorshipAdapted from Discipleship Ministries (April 26, 2026)
April 26, 2026, Sunday Worship Service
April 19, 2026Sermon Series: "Power and Pentecost"Sermon: “Recognizing Jesus in the Work and the Welcome"Scripture: Luke 24:28-35Rev. Katie B. GoochTwo moments of recognition happen in this resurrection story:1 - Women showing up to do sacred, difficult work, and2 - Disciples sitting down at a table in welcome and relationship. Not in debate. Not in explanation. But in presence. God is revealed in these same spaces today—in the quiet faithfulness of those who serve and in the intentional creation of community. United Women in Faith are living witnesses to this truth, modeling a faith that is less about talking about Jesus and more about making space to encounter him.The following licenses apply to our worship services throughout the year:CCLI Church Copyright License 1975561, Size C CCLI Streaming License CSPL170027, Size CCCLI SongSelect Premium OneLicense Annual License w/Podcasting, Category DReferences for our April 19 services:“Say What You Mean (Without Saying it Mean)”Words and Music by Mark BurrowsIncorporating Ephesians 4:15© 2025 Choristers Guild“Beautiful Savior”Text: “Fairest Lord Jesus” from Münster Gesangbuch, 1677Tune: ST. ELIZABETHMusic: Schlesische Volkslieder, 1842Arranged for choir by F. Melius Christiansen© 1919, revised edition © 1955 Augsburg Fortress
April 19, 2026, United Women in Faith Sunday Worship Service
April 12, 2026Sermon Series: "Power and Pentecost"Sermon: “What’s So Great About Doubting?”John 20:19-31Rev. Dr. Peter MoonMany of us have endured the classic pattern. We celebrate the wonder of Easter, we boldly proclaim that Jesus is risen, that he is alive, and then the following week we run into doubting Thomas. There, in thousands of pulpits, we will proclaim the goodness of doubting. Doubting is a good thing, and acceptable thing. It is ok to have doubts and questions. Ok, maybe an ok thing, but Jesus in the story didn’t see it that way. Sure, he showed himself to Thomas, but he didn’t celebrate the doubt and seeking. He rebuked it and said we are blessed when we don’t do it his way. The sermon will remind us that doubts are not something to be celebrated. Belief and faith are to be lifted up. They offer confidence and movement. Doubt leaves us in stagnation.The following licenses apply to our worship services throughout the year:CCLI Church Copyright License 1975561, Size C CCLI Streaming License CSPL170027, Size CCCLI SongSelect Premium OneLicense Annual License w/Podcasting, Category DReferences for our April 12 services:“Love Brought Me Back!”Words and Music by Mark A. Miller© 2018 Choristers Guild“Thine Be the Glory”Tune: JUDAS MACCABEUS from Harmonia Sacra, 1753Music: G. F. HandelArranged for handbells by Jason W. Krug© 2014 Beckenhorst Press, Inc.
April 12, 2026, Sunday Worship Service
April 5, 2026Easter SundaySermon: "Dying for Hope"John 20:1-18Rev. Dr. Peter MoonThe resurrection means many things. It means our sins are forgiven, that we will live eternally, that Christ is victorious over everything, so that we too can be more than conquerors. The list goes on, but one of the overlooked meanings of the resurrection is that it proves the eternal fruitfulness of Christ’s lifestyle of dying to self. He described himself as the seed that goes into the earth, dies, and then ultimately bears much fruit. The life of discipleship is really about dying to self. In so doing, we can ultimately bear enduring fruit and legacy. This is an often forgotten truth of the resurrection, but it is demonstrated vividly through the life of Christ, the Scriptures, and the last two thousand years of history. If we want to change the world or our world, it can’t be about me. The following licenses apply to our worship services throughout the year:CCLI Church Copyright License 1975561, Size C CCLI Streaming License CSPL170027, Size CCCLI SongSelect Premium OneLicense Annual License w/Podcasting, Category DReferences for our Easter services:Call to WorshipWritten by Rev. Mindi on her Rev-o-lution blog, http://rev-o-lution.org/ Re-posted on https://re-worship.blogspot.com/2014/04/easter-call-to-worship.html “Christ the Lord Is Risen Today”Text: Charles Wesley, 1739Tune: EASTER HYMN, Lyra Davidica, 1708Music: newly composed by Lynne K. Pickett© 2014, Birnamwood Publications, a division of MorningStar Publishers, Inc.“Now, O Death, Where Is Thy Sting?”Text: Joel NagyMusic: Russell Nagy© 1991, Beckenhorst Press, Inc.
April 5, 2026, Easter Sunday Worship Service
Good Friday ServiceApril 3, 2026This sanctuary service is inspired by the seven last words of Jesus from the cross. Rev. Stephen Coleman is preaching, and our Chancel Choir will offer music. The following licenses apply to our worship services throughout the year:CCLI Church Copyright License 1975561, Size CCCLI Streaming License CSPL170027, Size CCCLI SongSelect PremiumOneLicense Annual License w/Podcasting, Category DReferences for our Good Friday service:Prayer of Common ConfessionAdapted from Memorial Drive Presbyterian Church, March 29, 2026“Forgive Them, Forgive Us”Words and Music by Carla J. GiomoText and Tune: © 2002, GIA Publications, Inc.“My God, My God”Text: Psalm 22, adaptedMusic by Matthew S. NagiUsed with permission“He Suffered and Died”Words and Music by Jay AlthouseText and Tune: © 2010, Hope Publishing Company
Good Friday Service, April 3, 2026
March 29, 2026Palm SundaySermon: "Behold Your King!"Philippians 2:5-11 Rev. Dr. Peter MoonOn Palm Sunday, we will hear Pilate in our scripture reading offer the words, “Behold your king!” In the same way, the palm procession of Jesus invites us to do this same thing. We behold our king. This king, on a donkey, arriving in humility, is not what we may think is the king we want. We want a king of power that will have the ability to execute the agenda we think best for ourselves and this world. God thinks differently. Our Lord knows that the king we want will not do what we need to have done. For this, a servant is required. Healing comes not simply by raw conquering power, but by servanthood. Therein lies the beauty and power of Palm Sunday. The following licenses apply to our worship services throughout the year:CCLI Church Copyright License 1975561, Size C CCLI Streaming License CSPL170027, Size CCCLI SongSelect Premium OneLicense Annual License w/Podcasting, Category DReferences and licenses for our March 29 services:Prayer of Common ConfessionWritten by Susannah DeBenedettohttps://teaandtheology.com/palm-sunday-prayer-of-confession/“Who Is He?”Text: Ken BibleTune: HYMN TO JOYMusic: Ludwig van Beethoven, arr. Edward Hodges© 2004 by LNWhymns.com“Hosanna, Loud Hosanna”Text: Jeanette Threlfall, 1873Tune: ELLACOMBEMusic: Arranged by Shelton Ridge Love© 2022 Beckenhorst Press, Inc.
March 29, 2026, Palm Sunday Worship Service
March 22, 2026Fifth Sunday in LentSermon Series and Sermon: "Out of the Wilderness"Rev. Dr. Peter Moon, Lead PastorScripture: John 11:1-6, 17-27, 38-45 We humans can be hard-hearted people. We are stubborn, we resist change, and we want things our way. In contrast, the stories of Ezekiel and Lazarus represent a softer nature. Ezekiel, a chapter earlier, reminds us how God removes our hearts of stone for a heart of flesh. In our reading, dry bones come to life and breathe. Jesus weeps with tenderness alongside grieving people at a graveside. And then, into the hardness of death, he commands, “Take away the stone.” It isn’t so great to have a hard heart. Maybe that theoretically shields us from the pain, but it comes at a great cost.The following licenses apply to our worship services throughout the year:CCLI Church Copyright License 1975561, Size C CCLI Streaming License CSPL170027, Size CCCLI SongSelect Premium OneLicense Annual License w/Podcasting, Category DReferences and licenses for our March 22 services:“When I Survey the Wondrous Cross”From Short & Sweet Hymns of JoyTune: HAMBURGMusic: Lowell Mason, 1824Arranged for handbells by Susan E. Gesche© 2011 Agape, a div. of Hope Publishing CompanyCall to WorshipAdapted from the liturgy written by Thom ShumanPosted on Lectionary Liturgies - http://lectionaryliturgies.blogspot.ca/“God’s Promises”Text adapted from Psalm 33:4, Lamentations 3:23, Deuteronomy 7:9Music: Becki Slagle Mayo, Aren Newell Williams© 2025 Choristers Guild“The Savior’s Cross”Arranged for handbells by Jason Krug© 2016 Lorenz Corporation“I Will Arise”Text: Joseph Hart, 1759Tune: RESTORATION from The Southern HarmonyMusic: Newly composed by Kenneth Dake© 2012 Birnamwood PublicationsA division of MorningStar Music Publishers
March 22, 2026, Sunday Worship Service
March 15, 2026Fourth Sunday in LentSermon Series: "Out of the Wilderness"Sermon: "Anything But the Truth"Rev. Dr. Peter Moon, Lead PastorScripture: John 9:35-41John 9 is a lengthy account of the blind man who sees and the Pharisees who are blind. The sermon will speak to the lengths we will go to avoid the truth. The blind man saw the truth of Jesus. The Pharisees came up with every device possible to deny who Jesus was. As a result they were the blind ones. The sermon will speak of the many ways we do that today and encourage us to put aside these techniques, face the truth, and like the blind man, fall down in worship and belief.The following licenses apply to our worship services throughout the year:CCLI Church Copyright License 1975561, Size C CCLI Streaming License CSPL170027, Size CCCLI SongSelect Premium OneLicense Annual License w/Podcasting, Category DReferences and licenses for our March 15 services:“We Sing the Mighty Power of God” (“Hosanna, Loud Hosanna”)Tune: ELLACOMBEMusic: Gesangbuch der H. W. k. Hofkapelle, 1784Arranged for instruments by Stan Pethel © 2001 Choristers Guild“Open Thou mine eyes” from Officium Divinum Text: Lancelot Andrewes (1555 - 1626)Music: Margaret Rizza© 2013 The Royal School of Church Music
March 15, 2026, Sunday Worship Service
The forum is a conversation about the impact of gun violence in Richmond and how residents and churches can help build a safer, better community. The program will take place on March 11, 2026, at 6:00 pm.Virginia Attorney General Jay Jones and Reveille United Methodist Church Lead Pastor Rev. Dr. Peter Moon will offer opening remarks.Panelists participating in the event include:- Rev. Marvin Gilliam, Richmonders Involved to Strengthen Our Communities (RISC) Leader- Greg Hopkins, Interim Director, City of Richmond’s Department of Justice Services and Senior Policy Advisor for Gun Violence Prevention- Deputy Chief Sybil El-Amin Jones, City of Richmond Police Department- T. Jasen Cooper, Associate Director for Climate and Culture for Richmond Public Schools- Bishop Sue Haupert-Johnson, United Methodist Church Virginia ConferenceThe panel will be moderated by WRIC-TV 8 News Anchor Eric Philips.To learn more, visit www.reveilleumc.org/violence-prevention.
Gun Violence Prevention Forum, March 11, 2026
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Thank you to everyone who pitched in to assemble brown bag lunches for Friends of the Homeless this week! These meals are critical for our food-insecure neighbors. Learn more at www.reveilleumc.org/foh#friendsofthehomeless #feedrva #foodinsecurity #foodministry #unitedmethodistchurch

Thank you to everyone who pitched in to assemble brown bag lunches for Friends of the Homeless this week! These meals are critical for our food-insecure neighbors. Learn more at www.reveilleumc.org/foh

#friendsofthehomeless #feedrva #foodinsecurity #foodministry #unitedmethodistchurch

Our youth group wrapped up the school year with a fun night out @bowlerobowl and had a great time together! Learn more about our Youth Ministry at www.reveilleumc.org/youth #youthgroup #unitedmethodistchurch #rvayouth #rvateens

Our youth group wrapped up the school year with a fun night out @bowlerobowl and had a great time together! Learn more about our Youth Ministry at www.reveilleumc.org/youth #youthgroup #unitedmethodistchurch #rvayouth #rvateens

The Reveille group in Greece had Holy Communion and a prayer of Thanksgiving together, then enjoyed some fellowship and festive dancing! #greece #visitgreece #corinth #footstepsofpaul #unitedmethodistchurch

Our group from Reveille had fun going on a run at the original Olympic Stadium in Greece! #greece #olympicstadium #visitgreece #unitedmethodistchurch #footstepsofpaul

We have such an amazing group of volunteers who come together each month to serve a hot meal for our food insecure neighbors at Mt. Moriah Baptist Church. Learn more about this ministry and save the day of May 28 to help next month! You can also help pack brown bag lunches for Friends of the Homeless this Sunday at 10:30 am in the welcome center. www.reveilleumc.org/foh#feedthehomeless #feedourneighbors #foodinsecurity #feedrva #friendsofthehomeless

We have such an amazing group of volunteers who come together each month to serve a hot meal for our food insecure neighbors at Mt. Moriah Baptist Church. Learn more about this ministry and save the day of May 28 to help next month! You can also help pack brown bag lunches for Friends of the Homeless this Sunday at 10:30 am in the welcome center. www.reveilleumc.org/foh

#feedthehomeless #feedourneighbors #foodinsecurity #feedrva #friendsofthehomeless

In Greece today, Pastor Stephen led a devotional reminding us to persevere in the race of life, run with faith, live as faithful servants, and support and encourage one another along the way. 🙏🏻 Our group visited Olympia and enjoyed an olive oil tasting in Nafplion 🫒 #greece #footstepsofpaul #runwithfaith #unitedmethodistchurch

In Greece today, Pastor Stephen led a devotional reminding us to persevere in the race of life, run with faith, live as faithful servants, and support and encourage one another along the way. 🙏🏻 Our group visited Olympia and enjoyed an olive oil tasting in Nafplion 🫒 #greece #footstepsofpaul #runwithfaith #unitedmethodistchurch

The Reveille group visited Corinth with perfect weather and they explored the temple of Venus and with views of the acropolis of Corinth in the distance 🇬🇷 #unitedmethodistchurch #virginia_umc #greecetour #footstepsofpaul

The Wesleyan Fellowship Sunday school class enjoyed an up-close history lesson on Reveille's Austin pipe organ and a demonstration with Nathaniel and Mel Ely! Learn more about their class at www.reveilleumc.org/sundayschool and come see the organ in action on Sundays at 11:00 am. #pipeorgan #austinorgan #churchorgan #organist

The Wesleyan Fellowship Sunday school class enjoyed an up-close history lesson on Reveille's Austin pipe organ and a demonstration with Nathaniel and Mel Ely! Learn more about their class at www.reveilleumc.org/sundayschool and come see the organ in action on Sundays at 11:00 am.

#pipeorgan #austinorgan #churchorgan #organist

We held United Women in Faith Sunday at Reveille with guest preacher Rev. Katie B. Gooch! If you missed this wonderful service, you can watch it at www.reveilleumc.org/watchLearn how you can get involved in the UWF at www.reveilleumc.org/uwf#unitedwomeninfaith #unitedmethodistchurch

We held United Women in Faith Sunday at Reveille with guest preacher Rev. Katie B. Gooch! If you missed this wonderful service, you can watch it at www.reveilleumc.org/watch

Learn how you can get involved in the UWF at www.reveilleumc.org/uwf

#unitedwomeninfaith #unitedmethodistchurch

Thank you to everyone who attended our Prison Ministry programs over the last two weeks. We heard from Rev. Jim Melson with the Cornelius Corp ministry and Racial Justice Network, Koinonia Community Church Pastor Jay Scruggs, and new ministry partners, including Assisting Families of Inmates, REAL LIFE, and PATH Reentry. Stay tuned for ways to support this ministry coming up! www.reveilleumc.org/prison-ministry#prisonministry #UnitedMethodistChurch Koinonia Community Church @reallife.rva @assistingfamiliesofinmates @path_reentry

Thank you to everyone who attended our Prison Ministry programs over the last two weeks. We heard from Rev. Jim Melson with the Cornelius Corp ministry and Racial Justice Network, Koinonia Community Church Pastor Jay Scruggs, and new ministry partners, including Assisting Families of Inmates, REAL LIFE, and PATH Reentry. Stay tuned for ways to support this ministry coming up! www.reveilleumc.org/prison-ministry

#prisonministry #UnitedMethodistChurch Koinonia Community Church @reallife.rva @assistingfamiliesofinmates @path_reentry