Join Women's Ministry for a movie night!  We will be watching Mama Mia on Monday, September 22 at 6:00 in the Lecture Hall.  Please join us, and bring your favorite movie snack to share (we will have popcorn already)!  

Sign up HERE.

Growth Track is for anyone who wants to learn more about the mission of Woods Chapel.

In-person classes will be held in Room 306 at 9:00 AM on the 2nd-4th Sundays during September.

Class 1 (Learn) and Class 2 (Discover) can still be taken online anytime. Class 3 (Identify) is the only class that will have to be completed in-person.

RSVP for Growth Track HERE.

Learn more about Growth Track and access the online classes HERE.

Has debt robbed your freedom and stolen your joy? Battle back! This class will teach you how to beat debt and build wealth with the most powerful tool there is...your income.

This FPU session runs every Sunday, from September 7 through November 2.

Room 322

Sign up HERE.

Join us at Lakewood Beach (4105 NW Lake Drive) after church! You or a member of your family can participate by experiencing baptism for the first time or by remembering your baptism through immersion. 

If you’re considering being baptized, we encourage you to check out our upcoming Baptism Class on August 10 at 9:00 AM. You can learn more about this class HERE.

Sign up for the Lake Baptism HERE.

Lake Baptism Map

Join the WC Pet Ministry for a fun afternoon of painting your pet!

We’ve partnered with Paint With Baylee for this special event. Baylee will create a custom sketch of your pet and match their fur colors to the perfect paints—so you can bring your furry friend to life on canvas!

To participate, simply fill out the form below to send us a high-quality photo of your pet by August 24, and Baylee will take care of the rest.

We’ll meet in the Lecture Hall at 2 PM on Saturday, September 6. Each ticket is $40 and will include the sketch of your pet on your own canvas, custom paints, and brushes to use!

This event form has been closed. Be on the lookout for our next Paint Your Pet event!

On the first Saturday of each month, we will meet at Woods Chapel Church at 10:00 AM to assemble sack lunches as a community. We will then go out and deliver to those in need in the community. Come and join us for community and learn how to serve together as a group!

Sign up HERE.

If you have any questions, please contact Adam Dean.

ALL Students 6th-12th Grade! 

Pizza Provided!

Drop off and pick up at The Cove

Here's the address: 4105 NW Lake Dr, Lee’s Summit, MO 64064 

Sign up HERE.

Join us before or after services on August 24 for our Serve Fest. This event is similar to our Small Group Launch, but with serving opportunities that you can get involved in to help others in our community and beyond. This is an opportunity to find a serving opportunity that interests you, works for your schedule, and fits into your Worship +2.

Have you and your parents talked about the Hard Stuff? What is your plan or theirs for an incapacitating illness or a devastating accident? Or worse…death?
Give the people who love you the most the gift of not having to make those decisions for you.

Join us in August for our two-session series on The Hard Stuff.

Putting Your House in Order:
Presented by Rev. Laura Murphy, Director of Development for the Missouri Methodist Foundation

August 18 at 6:00 PM via ZOOM.

PUTTING YOUR HOUSE IN ORDER

If you are 18 or older, the greatest gift you can give yourself & your family is peace of mind. If you are seriously incapacitated or worse, die. Does your family know what to do? Do they know how to take care of your bills, your Facebook & Instagram page, your will, social security, or bank account,... your pets? Do they even know where to find all your important documents and passwords?

In these 2 hours, you can take the practical steps to provide just such a "priceless gift" to your loved ones.

Registration is required.

The cost is $10 per binder (which covers both sessions). You will want ONE BINDER PER PERSON, not per couple. The binder will include all the class information for BOTH classes, including forms, and is an easy reference and place to keep your important documents.

Sign up HERE.

Have you and your parents talked about the Hard Stuff? What is your plan or theirs for an incapacitating illness or a devastating accident? Or worse…death?
Give the people who love you the most the gift of not having to make those decisions for you.

Join us in August for our two-session series on The Hard Stuff.

Putting Your House in Order:
Presented by Rev. Laura Murphy, Director of Development for the Missouri Methodist Foundation

August 18 at 1:00 PM in the Lecture Hall.

PUTTING YOUR HOUSE IN ORDER

If you are 18 or older, the greatest gift you can give yourself & your family is peace of mind. If you are seriously incapacitated or worse, die. Does your family know what to do? Do they know how to take care of your bills, your Facebook & Instagram page, your will, social security, or bank account,... your pets? Do they even know where to find all your important documents and passwords?

In these 2 hours, you can take the practical steps to provide just such a "priceless gift" to your loved ones.

Registration is required.

The cost is $10 per binder (which covers both sessions). You will want ONE BINDER PER PERSON, not per couple. The binder will include all the class information for BOTH classes, including forms, and is an easy reference and place to keep your important documents.

Sign up HERE.

All 6th-12th grade students are invited to Color War on August 17, from 5-7 PM in the WCC Parking Lot! We will throw color powder at each other, play games, and dance! Wear something white that can be ruined!

Sign up HERE.

Color War Volunteers Needed
We could use your help with setup, teardown, registration, and helping things go smoothly during the event! Click HERE to choose which one you’d like to do.

On August 17, we will be celebrating another Family Ministry Milestone with our Back to School Blessings. During the 9:00 AM Modern Service, we will be celebrating our WC Kids who are going into kindergarten. Join us as we bless them and pray for them to have a great year of school!

If you have a child going into kindergarten this fall, have them bring their backpack to receive a backpack tag.

Join us on the LAKE!  We will meet at the Lakewood Marina, board the boats, and hit the lake!  

Thursday, August 14 from 6:00-8:00 PM.

RSVP HERE.

Meet at Woods Chapel Raytown: 5413 Blue Ridge Cutoff, 64133 to help serve at the Clothing Closet and Food Pantry! We will serve those in need & have fun while doing it!

Sign up HERE.

Have you and your parents talked about the Hard Stuff? What is your plan or theirs for an incapacitating illness or a devastating accident? Or worse…death?
Give the people who love you the most the gift of not having to make those decisions for you.

Join us in August for our two-session series on The Hard Stuff.

The Conversation:

Presented by Carol Quiring, RN and CGE (Certified Grief Educator), Certified in Grief Movement, Operations Consultant for Woods Chapel Church, and Retired CEO of Saint Luke’s Home Care & Hospice

August 11 at 6:00 PM via ZOOM.

THE CONVERSATION

Do you know the wishes of every member of your family?

Do any of you want to be kept alive with extreme measures?

Do you want a feeding tube that will prolong their/your life even if they/you are in a coma you are unlikely to recover from? 

Cremation or burial?

Ventilator or not?

Do you want your family to always wonder if they made the decision that you would have wanted? 

Understanding what happens when a loved one is diagnosed with a serious, life-altering, or terminal illness causes stress and pressure on families at a time when every moment is precious.  But once you've outlined how you want to be cared for and just how much medical intervention is enough, it will relieve you and your loved ones of difficult decision-making when there really isn't curative treatment. Have that conversation before you can't. Give your family this gift.

You are NEVER too young or old to provide these answers to the people who love you the most and who will be forced to make these decisions if you don't.

This program will also explore in some detail funeral planning and options that are available to families today.

Registration is required.

The cost is $10 per binder (which covers both sessions). You will want ONE BINDER PER PERSON, not per couple. The binder will include all the class information for BOTH classes, including forms, and is an easy reference and place to keep your important documents.

Sign up HERE.

Meet at the SMB on Monday, August 11, at 5:00 PM to shuttle and carpool to the Royals game. Tickets are limited, so reserve your seat today - they’re only $15!

Students can be picked up at the SMB after the game is over.

Sign up HERE.

Have you and your parents talked about the Hard Stuff? What is your plan or theirs for an incapacitating illness or a devastating accident? Or worse…death?
Give the people who love you the most the gift of not having to make those decisions for you.

Join us in August for our two-session series on The Hard Stuff.

The Conversation:

Presented by Carol Quiring, RN and CGE (Certified Grief Educator), Certified in Grief Movement, Operations Consultant for Woods Chapel Church, and Retired CEO of Saint Luke’s Home Care & Hospice

August 11 at 1:00 PM in the Lecture Hall.

THE CONVERSATION

Do you know the wishes of every member of your family?

Do any of you want to be kept alive with extreme measures?

Do you want a feeding tube that will prolong their/your life even if they/you are in a coma you are unlikely to recover from? 

Cremation or burial?

Ventilator or not?

Do you want your family to always wonder if they made the decision that you would have wanted? 

Understanding what happens when a loved one is diagnosed with a serious, life-altering, or terminal illness causes stress and pressure on families at a time when every moment is precious.  But once you've outlined how you want to be cared for and just how much medical intervention is enough, it will relieve you and your loved ones of difficult decision-making when there really isn't curative treatment. Have that conversation before you can't. Give your family this gift.

You are NEVER too young or old to provide these answers to the people who love you the most and who will be forced to make these decisions if you don't.

This program will also explore in some detail funeral planning and options that are available to families today.

Registration is required.

The cost is $10 per binder (which covers both sessions). You will want ONE BINDER PER PERSON, not per couple. The binder will include all the class information for BOTH classes, including forms, and is an easy reference and place to keep your important documents.

Sign up HERE.

Everyone is welcome—whether you're thinking about being baptized yourself, considering it for a family member, or just want to learn more.

In this class, we will talk about what baptism represents and why it matters in our faith journey. Across different Christian traditions, baptism holds different meanings, and we’ll take time to reflect on how we, as United Methodists, understand this sacred and grace-filled act.

Baptism is offered during our regular worship services and also during our special Lake Baptism event in early September. If you want to know about its purpose, power, or its place in your life, this class is a great place to start!

Room 305.

Sign up HERE.

Check out our Small Group Launch after each service on August 10 to find the perfect group for you! Small Group leaders from several groups will be in the Coffee Bar to answer any questions you have and to tell you more about their group.

We believe people grow best in community. Community, though, doesn’t happen just on Sunday mornings. It happens in homes, coffee shops, and restaurants! Small Groups focus on sharing, accountability, caring, discussion, praying, and doing life together.

On the first Saturday of each month, we will meet at Woods Chapel Church at 10:00 AM to assemble sack lunches as a community. We will then go out and deliver to those in need in the community. Come and join us for community and learn how to serve together as a group!

Sign up HERE.

If you have any questions, please contact Adam Dean.

CLEARR Ministries is hosting its 2nd Annual Trivia Night Fundraiser on August 1, 2025. Come join us again this year for a fun night of fellowship and entertainment hosted by Big 5 Trivia!

Doors open at 5:30 PM, and the game starts at 6:30 PM SHARP.

Maximum of 8 people per team (16 years of age and up). Entry fee is $200 per table or $30 per person, payable online in advance. Please only have 1 person from your team register for the entire team.

You may purchase 5 mulligans per team for $25 (optional). 

Bead necklaces for the between-the-rounds games can be purchased individually for $10 or for your entire table for $70.

50/50 Raffle tickets start at $10 per ticket with package discounts for purchasing packs of 3 raffle tickets for $20 and 7 raffle tickets for $50.

Bring your own food and non-alcoholic beverages. Sodas and snacks will be available for purchase. 
All proceeds from this event will be used for CLEARR Recovery Ministry. 

Sign up HERE by Thursday, July 31. Childcare is available!

For more information about this event, contact Adam Dean.

Addiction takes one…

Recovery takes everyone.

Women’s Ministry, it’s time to serve together! Let’s all meet at WC Raytown to serve at The Table, WC's dinner church, and the clothing closet. Choose your preferred serving and time commitment with the link below. You will be blessed yourself as you sort clothing, serve food, engage in conversation, and get to know the wonderful people in the Raytown community. We no longer need food handler permits, so all positions are open for serving.

We will be serving on two dates: July 9 and July 23. You can serve at both or just one. There are several shifts available.

Woods Chapel Raytown (5413 Blue Ridge Cutoff, Raytown, MO 64133)

Sign up HERE.

Give hope this summer. Give blood.

Every two seconds someone in the U.S. needs blood. It is essential for surgeries, cancer treatment, chronic illnesses, and traumatic injuries. Whether a patient receives whole blood, red cells, platelets, or plasma, this lifesaving care starts with one person making a generous donation. 

Date: 7/23/2025
Start Time: 10:00 AM
End Time: 2:00 PM
Where: Woods Chapel United Methodist Church, Student Ministry Building
Address: 4725 NE Lakewood Way Lee's Summit, MO 64064

Sign up HERE.

We’re wrapping up a fun-filled week at VBC with some family fun on July 20. There will be food, bubbles, a dunk tank, and inflatables!

The Vacation Bible Camp kiddos will be singing together after the 10:30 AM service, followed by Family Fun Day at 11:45 AM.

Sign up to serve at Family Fun Day HERE.

Growth Track is for anyone who wants to learn more about the mission of Woods Chapel.

In-person classes will be held in Room 306 at 9:00 AM on the 2nd-4th Sundays during July.

Class 1 (Learn) and Class 2 (Discover) can still be taken online anytime. Class 3 (Identify) is the only class that will have to be completed in-person.

RSVP for Growth Track HERE.

Learn more about Growth Track and access the online classes HERE.

Women’s Ministry, it’s time to serve together! Let’s all meet at WC Raytown to serve at The Table, WC's dinner church, and the clothing closet. Choose your preferred serving and time commitment with the link below. You will be blessed yourself as you sort clothing, serve food, engage in conversation, and get to know the wonderful people in the Raytown community. We no longer need food handler permits, so all positions are open for serving.

We will be serving on two dates: July 9 and July 23. You can serve at both or just one. There are several shifts available.

Woods Chapel Raytown (5413 Blue Ridge Cutoff, Raytown, MO 64133)

Sign up HERE.

Are you new to Woods Chapel and want to meet the staff? Join us after services for a time to meet the pastors of Woods Chapel! Bring your questions and hear about the mission of connecting people to Jesus Christ by building a movement where all are included, accepted, and loved. There will be some light snacks and a chance to meet other new people at the church.

Located in Room 305/306.

RSVP HERE.