Find us at 2569 Reynolda Road, Winston-Salem, NC 27106

Sunday services at 8:45 and 11:00

Learn more at wnccumc.org

Each Sunday the 8:45 and 11:00 services are streamed live on our You Tube channel.  After Sunday, the recorded services can be found on our website on the View Past Services page.

As the governor has advised for the lifting of face covering requirements, the mayor has dropped the face covering mandate, and the school system has made face coverings optional, Church Council has approved making face coverings optional at Maple Springs for all ministries, including Preschool, Children's Ministry, and Youth Ministry.  The Church Council invites all people to use their personal discretion about wearing face coverings.  We continue to advise those who have tested positive and/or have symptoms to isolate themselves from the church according to CDC guidelines.

SUNDAY WORSHIP SERVICES

Contemporary Worship at 8:45am in Craven Hall

Traditional Worship at 11:00am in the Sanctuary
Contact:  Pastor Dan Lyons

WORSHIP CHECK-IN

GIFTED & EQUIPPED

ADULT SUNDAY SCHOOL CLASSES
Maple Springs has a variety of Adult Sunday School classes.

CLICK HERE for descriptions of our classes.

Contact:  Erin Moses

FOOD PANTRY

Our Food Pantry operates on Tuesdays from 9:00-11:00am and from 1:00-3:00pm 

and Wednesdays from 9:00-11:00am.

First time patrons need to bring a photo ID and a proof of address (such as a utility bill). 
Qualifying patrons may visit our Food Pantry once a month. 

Contact:  Bill Blackburn

CHILDREN'S MINISTRY

Children’s Ministry includes children birth through 5th grade and their families!

We meet on Sunday afternoons from 4:00-5:30 for a time of faith development and music

as well as for Sunday School at 9:55am on Sunday mornings.

We engage families in missions to support our community.  We hope you’ll join us!  
Contact:  Mary Taylor Setliff

CLICK HERE to view our Safe Safe Sanctuaries Policies and Procedures.

The Playground at Maple Springs 

YOUTH MINISTRY

Our Youth Sunday School class meets in the Youth Room at 9:55am on Sunday mornings.  

Youth Group meets on Sundays from 5:30-7:00pm for dinner, fellowship, games, and Bible Study. 

High schoolers meet on Wednesdays at 6:30pm for Bible Study at Burke Street Pizza on Robinhood Road.

Youth Group is open to all youth in grades 6-12.  

Contact:  Carlyn Bell

Maple Springs UMC Youth 

ADULT WOMEN'S MINISTRY

Women’s Bible Study was formed for the purpose of bringing Christ and His Word into the lives of women so that they can glorify God.  We seek to do this through Small Group Discussion, Personal Bible Study, and Prayer. 

It is open to women of all ages, backgrounds, and congregations. 

Women’s Bible Studies begin and end at different times throughout the year.  We have morning and evening opportunities available.  Studies run 6-13 weeks, depending on the topics.  Women’s Bible Study is a safe place to form wonderful relationships and at the same time, grow in your relationship with God as you study His Word.

 Contact:  SueEllen Thomas or Susie Gordon

ADULT MEN’S MINISTRY
Monday Night Men is an informal group of men that meets every Monday from 7:00-8:00pm to discuss

how God played a positive role in their life over the past week. 
Men Eating and Talking (M.E.A.T.) meets the 4th Saturday of the month for breakfast at 8:00am and the 5th Monday of the month for dinner at 6:00pm to share the importance of being an active Christian in the lives of their family and the church family as a whole.
Contact: Mike Campbell

SENIOR ADULTS MINISTRY
Maple Springers Monthly Luncheon
Maple Springers is our monthly luncheon for senior adults of all ages from across the community.  Come fellowship with us over a delicious sit-down lunch and enjoy a lively program. We meet every fourth Thursday (except for November and December when we meet the third Thursday) from 11:45am-1:00pm in Craven Fellowship Hall.  We look forward to seeing you there!

Contact:  Jill Gordon

CREATION CARE MINISTRY

The Creation Care Ministry at Maple Springs is about growing an attitude of caring for God’s awesome Creation, and then translating that attitude of caring into intentional acts of caring and justice. Through these acts, we are witnessing our love of God to others – showing in a very visible way that we value what God gave us, enough to take care of it! Click here to learn more about the theology of creation care, view significant UMC positional support, and see additional related resources. 

Contact: Kim Richmond