- Chapel Talk - New series offered by the pastors and lay speakers in the chapel on various topics from the theology of hymns to Biblical archaeology
.- Parenting Small Groups - aimed at parents and guardians who seek discipleship growth in a small group setting with parents of similarly aged children.-
LifeGroups - small groups built around the importance of soul care, accountability, and supporting one another.
- Bible Studies - jump into the Bible with likeminded seekers of wisdom.
- Musical Ensembles - contact Trevor Smith for choir or bells, Gay Aycock for orchestra, or Christ Mcreary for Encounter Worship Band.
- Nursery - infant-3
- LAMBS - 3-prek
- Kids Jam - K-5th
- AMP - 6th-12th grades
- High School - 9-12th grades

For more information about Wednesday Night Revive, please contact Rev. Misti McCreary at mmccreary@fbsumc.org.

Wednesday Night Revive is an opportunity to participate in the life of First BroadStreet on most Wednesday nights from January to May and August to December. You are invited to revive your spirits as you gather around the table, enjoy a delicious meal, and fellowship with your church family. Following the dinner, adults may participate in a variety of activities, including Chapel Talks (in-depth studies of topics of interest), small group Bible studies, parenting discussions, and orchestra and choir practices. Children and youth activities also are a vital and vibrant part of Wednesday Night Revive. Several times a year, Main Stage Events are planned. On those nights, you will enjoy special entertainment, such as the ETSU Bluegrass Band, First Broad Street’s Got Talent Staff Talent Show, the annual children’s Christmas presentation, or a night of music and song featuring our church orchestra and choirs. We are hoping you will make Wednesday Night Revive a part of your church life. Reservations for dinner are required and may be made by calling 224-1502 by noon on the Tuesday preceding Wednesday Night Revive.

4:00-5:30pm in room 143 led by Gay Aycock on The Story: New Testament by Randy Frazee. Email aycockfamily@charter.net to register. Begins September 12. Newcomers welcome!

4:00 pm in L44 led by Dr. Randy Frye. Begins Aug 14th on a study of the book of Acts. Contact the main office to register.

Tuesdays from 9:00-10:15 in the parlor & on Zoom. Never Alone by Tiffany Bluhm. Led by Joy Eastridge, Joyce Brogden, & Terry White

Tuesdays at 9:00 am & also at 6:30 in L44 led by Rev. Richard McKee. Zoom also available. For more information, please call 423-534-4593 or email jrichardmckee@gmail.com.

Tuesdays at 6:00-7:00pm in L39 led by Sheryl Edwards.

Tuesdays from 9:00-10:15 in the parlor & on Zoom. Never Alone by Tiffany Bluhm. Led by Joy Eastridge, Joyce Brogden, & Terry White

Wednesdays at 6:15-7:15pm in 143 led by Joy Eastridge beginning August 30. Registration requested.

Wednesdays at 10:00-11:30am beginning September 7 on
The Power of God's Name by Tony Evans, led by Gigi Boggan in L06

Wednesdays at 6:15-7:15pm or 7:15-8:15 in Room L06 led by Dr. Randy Frye
on the book of Acts. Men of all ages are welcome regardless of experience in scripture studies. Starts Aug 10th.

8:45-10:00am using Zoom. Never Alone by Tiffany Bluhm led by Linda Brown & Margie Nichols.

Thursdays at 9:30-11:30am in L06. Studying First Peter: A Living Hope in Christ by Jen Wilkins

Holston Conference United Methodist Women: www.holstonumw.org

More information about the UMW at FBS and Circle Meetings:

Who we are- The UMW has been in mission to women, children and youth across the world for more than 174 years. The entire program and organization of United Methodist Women focuses on mission.  Here at First Broad Street we have approximately 155 members who support a budget of $14,765.  Besides our portion which goes to our district, conference and national budgets, we contribute to Holston Home for Children, Camp Bays Mountain, and Child Center Teacher Scholarships.  We provide a lunch for our staff, sponsor breakfast for our high school seniors, and give a “gift to mission” in their honor and for college graduates.  UMW also provides a meal once a month for the Terrific Tuesdays program at Community UMC and encourages reading through the purchase of books for the reading program.   We contribute to Jackson Elementary School through the collection of “Boxtops for Education," and hats, scarves and gloves at Christmas.  Each month one of our 5 circles provides a dessert item for Safe House, Oasis and Hope Haven for Women, and we distribute the magazines collected to Holston Valley Hospital.   We have two special offerings in addition to our annual budget each year – Prayer & Self Denial in March and World Thank in November.  These offerings go to national for support of some of the many worldwide programs of United Methodist Women.

We encourage all women to become a member of one of our circles or just become a member at large to be part of this long-standing example of being a disciple of Jesus.

An entertaining program followed by lunch that meets the third Tuesday of each month.

This special annual event takes place on the third Tuesday in October and is designed to celebrate and appreciate FBS’s members who are 70 years of age and older.  A program of entertainment or inspiration plus a delicious meal are “gifted” to the honored guests.

This is the governing body of all the Senior Ministries and it meets as needed for planning and evaluation.

This is a teleconferencing Church School Class for those of our membership who are no longer able to attend Church or Sunday School.  By dialing a toll-free telephone number, all participants are connected by phone and are able to interact with the teacher and other class members.  These sessions occur every Wednesday at 10:30 a.m.