Join us for an uplifting evening of music and community as AhSa-Ti Nu brings her dynamic blend of soul, jazz, and storytelling to the Greenfinch Theater.

This special concert supports St. Louis Queer Support & Healing (SQSH), a community-rooted organization offering peer support, advocacy, and resources for LGBTQ+ individuals across the St. Louis region. Every ticket helps sustain their vital work.

Expect a night of powerful original music, heartfelt moments, and a shared sense of purpose. Come enjoy great sound while uplifting a great cause.

On Tuesday, January 20th from 5–9 PM at Baileys’ Range there will be a showing of Frozen at 6:30 PM and a special Elsa (Tammy) visit for kids before the movie, 100% of proceeds will be donated to STLAVP (St. Louis Anti Violence Project)!

Raise your voice and your glass and join us for Chants and Cheers on last Tuesdays of the month 7:00 pm at Urban Chestnut Brewery (Grove), where we bring together the joy of beloved hymns, protest songs, queer chants, and soulful melodies that are pulled from traditions both sacred and secular.

On Monday, December 22nd at 5:00 pm, enjoy the beauty of the Missouri Botanical Garden at night with MCCGSL friends, old and new, at the annual Garden glow.

Celebrate the season with nearly two million dazzling lights, fun new experiences and traditional favorites! While walking, keep warm with s’mores, festive drinks, and make a lasting memory with great photo opportunities that will delight all ages.

Join us on Sunday, December 21 at 6pm at MCCGSL for the Blue Christmas Service.

This year we will hold our annual Blue Christmas Service on the longest night of the year, Winter Solstice. This non-traditional holiday service is especially for those who are stressed, hurting, lonely, or grieving during the holiday season. This unique service, like all our services, is open to the public.

What is Louder Than Fear? Hope, Joy, and Love! This year, we are partnering with our friends at Lafayette Park UMC for an amazing Christmas Concert that will acknowledge the challenges of our time while reminding us that we have the tools we need in us to be able to be louder than the noise of the world.

Our concert will bring us from darkness to light with songs featuring our combined choir, an amazing band, and wonderful soloists. Stay after for hot cocoa and cookies and make a day in Lafayette Park by attending the parlor tour in the afternoon.

Lafayette Park UMC is located at 2300 Lafayette Park Ave. This concert will be available to be livestreamed as well.

Our concert is free and any offerings will go toward shared programming in the arts for future years.

The deadline for our Christmas toy drive for families in need is the evening of Sunday, December 14th! You can bring the items to the church and place them under the tree in the front lobby leading into the sanctuary. All toys need to come in unwrapped.

A list of suggested toys and clothing is available in the back of the room and on our website under programs.

Here is the list of toy suggestions!

Movies move us, challenge us, and spark our imagination. From blockbusters to indie films, stories on the screen often echo the deepest questions of faith, justice, and what it means to be human. The Faith We Watch is a program where we gather to watch and reflect theologically across genres—comedies, dramas, thrillers, documentaries, and even the occasional cult classic. Together we’ll explore how film can reveal glimpses of the sacred, confront us with moral dilemmas, and open conversations about God, humanity, and the world we long for.

Whether you’re a movie buff or just love a good story, this is a space where faith meets film—and where popcorn is always included. Sign up for updates for this group. Sometimes, we will watch films at someone’s house, other times go to the theatre, and other times show a movie at church. If you join the group you can also suggest a move night outside of what we’ve programmed. 

This December we are watching Andrea Gibson’s: Come See Me in The Good Light!

Join us on Saturday, December 6 at 9:00 at Pottery Hollow in Kirkwood to create unique Christmas gifts and decorations that will be cherished for years to come. Relax and explore your artistic abilities to create a unique painted masterpiece. You don’t need to have artistic talent. It’s all about fun, imagination, and creating your own bit of magic. When you arrive, you will pick a piece of pottery (hundreds of choices), choose your paint colors for your piece, and settle in to create your creation. After you finish painting your piece, the store will dip and fire the pieces. In about two weeks, you can pick your piece up from the store or the church. You will pay for the event at the store on December 2nd. There is a painting supply fee of $8 for each person. You will also pay for each piece of pottery that you paint (usually start around $12).  

Raise your voice and your glass and join us for Chants and Cheers at 7:00pm at Urban Chestnut Brewery (Grove), where we bring together the joy of beloved hymns and protest songs that are pulled from traditions both sacred and secular.

Come to the table and celebrate the gift of friendship! Friendsgiving is our chance to share a meal, laughter, and gratitude with one another as chosen family. Bring a dish to share (or just bring yourself!) and join us for good food, heartfelt connection, and the joy of community. Whether you’re a master chef, a takeout hero, or just here for the pie, there’s a place for you at this feast of love and friendship. Closer to the date we will post a sign-up sheet to bring your favorite bread, side dish, or dessert. 

Help us get ready for the holiday season as we decorate the church. Cookies, cocoa and pizza will be provided. 

Join us on Friday, November 21st at 7:00 p.m at the Greenfinch Theater for, Just Human: Transgender Lives in the 2020’s. This play was written by Jamie Linsin is a clinical psychologist with a private practice office in Creve Coeur! He wrote the play “Just Human” based on over 30 interviews with transgender persons, their parents, healthcare providers, and other supporters.

Event Details:

In just a few years, anti-trans hostility has grown beyond state legislatures to the highest levels of our national government. And increasingly, oppressive laws and court decisions are being accompanied by threats of arrest, incarceration, and even violence against the trans community and their allies. How can a small group of people come together for positive change? One way is to use theatre and individual stories of joy and challenge to counter the dehumanizing effects of scapegoating.

Join MTUG for Transgender Day of Remembrance on Thursday, November 20 at 4:00 p.m.. We will gather at our Community Center at 4pm, then walk to the Transgender Memorial Garden a couple blocks away as the sun sets for a vigil.

After the vigil, the Community Center will be open until 7pm for folks to hold community, share light refreshments, and continue honoring the transgender, nonbinary, and gender-expansive folks we have lost to violence over the past year.

Join us for a walking meditation around the Botanical Gardens on the 3rd Wednesdays of the Month at 8 a.m. Together, we will see how it changes throughout the year and reflect on our spiritual lives.

Facing our own mortality can be one of life’s most profound spiritual practices. On All Saints Day, we will host a version of a death cafe as we guide one another into a courageous and compassionate exploration of death—not as something to fear, but as a part of life to be met with intention and grace. Together we’ll reflect theologically and practically on topics such as legacy, end-of-life choices, funeral planning, ethical wills, and the spiritual wisdom different traditions offer about dying well. Through guided conversations, personal reflection, and supportive community, we will prepare our hearts, minds, and plans for the inevitable—discovering along the way how preparing for death can deepen the way we live.

Join us for an all-church BBQ! This, year our volunteer celebration will be an all-church BBQ  offsite with a DJ and amazing array of yummy eats. During this afternoon of fun, fellowship, and appreciation, we will celebrate the accomplishments of our faith community, lift-up our volunteers, and give gratitude for one another. Bring your dancing shoes to party with our DJ and bring your fan to dance, boots on the ground. Bring your family, your friends, and your appetite. 

RSVPs are required, so RSVP today to receive the address and notify us of dietary restrictions etc. 

We are returning to Metro-East Pride on Saturday, October 4 from 11am to 8pm on West Main Street in Belleville, IL. Sign ups online or in the Narthex. Volunteer to hand out our "Loved by God" buttons at the booth on the link below. The buttons are made, the only thing missing is you.

Raise your voice and your glass and join us for Chants and Cheers on Sept 30th at 7:30pm, where we bring together the joy of beloved hymns, protest songs, queer chants, and soulful melodies that are pulled from traditions both sacred and secular.

We’ll gather at Urban Chestnut Brewery in the Grove for an evening of music, community, and connection. No experience necessary! If you’ve got a voice, you’re invited to use it. Whether you're coming with joy, grief, gratitude, or curiosity, you’ll find space here.

Come for the singing, stay for the spirit. Let’s make a little holy noise together

Join us for a celebration of all of God's beloved! There will be singing, prayers, communion, and a sermon.

Location Address: 4271 Northeast Dr, St. Louis, MO 63110

Join us for the Tower Grove Pride Festival in Tower Grove Park from 11am to 6pm on Saturday and Sunday. Please volunteer to hand out our "Loved by God" buttons at the booth on the link below. The buttons are made, the only thing missing is you.