Events

Featured Events

Mentor Training

September 10
  • Art & Soul

    Anona Main: 312 - Anona Theater/Wesley Hall

    Join us for open crafting, lessons, and an opportunity to serve our military and seniors. No experience is required; this is a space to gather, create, learn, and grow. Participants are encouraged to bring an open heart and a personal craft box (scissors, yarn, ribbon, lace, glue, buttons, paper, etc.), though general supplies will also be provided. Artandsoulanona@gmail.com Meet in Wesley Hall on the 1st & 3rd Tuesdays of the month. Enter through entrance B Family Ministry off Wilcox Road, to reach Wesley Hall.

  • Women’s Bible Study

    Anona Main: 110 - Classroom, ZOOM Cart 1 (Room 110/Main/Mic)

    We are a wonderful community of ladies desiring to learn and draw closer to Jesus through God's Word. We invite you to come join us. Any questions, please contact the front office. Our next study begins April 21st. We will study Determined by Heather M Dixon, Living like Jesus in Every Moment, A Study of Luke. Tuesday evening 7pm & Thursday morning 10am

  • Walk15® with Molly

    Anona Main: 312 - Anona Theater/Wesley Hall

    Walk15® with Molly A heart-pumping, calorie torching aerobic workout, Walk15® is the group exercise version of Leslie Sansone’s 'Walk at Home' video programs. Easy to follow, adaptable to all levels of fitness, our 30 minute workout is equivalent to a 2 mile walk. Those 15 minute miles add up to an effective workout for “all walks of life”! Dress comfortably with athletic shoes, bring your water bottle, and join us in the Worship Center Wednesdays at 9AM. Molly Schaaf walklivewithmolly@gmail.com

  • Sew n’ Sews

    Anona Main: 312 - Anona Theater/Wesley Hall

    If you are interested in participating in a ministry that creates hope in the form of quilts, contact Peggy Junkin or Pat Juds. Sew n' Sews meet on Wednesdays in Wesley Hall at 9:30am. No sewing experience required.

  • Anona Grief Support Group

    Chapel Complex: Chapel Library

    Anona Grief Support 1st & 3rd Wednesday Monthly Journeying the grief path together: Compassionate companioning Confidential bereavement Encouraged through faith Anona's Grief Support Group is a confidential source for working through the painful grief of the death of a loved one. You're welcome to come share or just listen. Zoom is available

  • AA

    Chapel Complex: Chapel Library

    The purpose of all meetings is for A.A. members to “share their experience, strength and hope with each other that they may solve their common problem and help others to recover from alcoholism.”

  • Women’s Bible Study

    Anona Main: 110 - Classroom, ZOOM Cart 1 (Room 110/Main/Mic)

    Many women enjoy this group for its spiritual guidance and welcoming atmosphere. At the beginning of this study, we repeat our creed: 'I believe in God, the Father…, in Jesus Christ, the Son…, and in the Holy Spirit…' We know the attributes of the Father and the forgiveness through the Son, but what do we know about the Holy Spirit? You are welcomed into an in-depth study of this very special Gift God promises to all who believe in him.

  • Men’s Bible Study

    Chapel Complex: Chapel Library

    A small group of men of all ages who meet via Zoom to study the Bible. A discussion format is followed with time for questions and answers. We will meet in the Chapel Library as well as be available via Zoom. Leader to Contact: Mike Zagorac

  • Walk15® with Molly

    Anona Main: 312 - Anona Theater/Wesley Hall

    Walk15® with Molly A heart-pumping, calorie torching aerobic workout, Walk15® is the group exercise version of Leslie Sansone’s 'Walk at Home' video programs. Easy to follow, adaptable to all levels of fitness, our 30 minute workout is equivalent to a 2 mile walk. Those 15 minute miles add up to an effective workout for “all walks of life”! Dress comfortably with athletic shoes, bring your water bottle, and join us in the Worship Center Wednesdays at 9AM. Molly Schaaf walklivewithmolly@gmail.com

  • Care Givers

    Anona Main: 15 - Bride's Room

    Caring for a loved one is often fraught with many difficulties. Often caregivers feel isolated and lonely. They can struggle with fatigue, feeling tired all the time. They can suffer from a lack of help and lack of knowledge of other resources that may be available to them. They often face unfamiliar behaviors and problems leaving them confused and frustrated. Sometimes love becomes confused with duty. If you are in need of friends who “have been there” or just want a break, consider joining our Caregiver Support Group. You may be caring for someone with Parkinson’s disease , dementia, Alzheimer’s, ALS, […]