Local ministries

 Newark United Methodist Church has a long history of affecting our localministries as far as administration. We are a merciful gathering, serving others in light of the need we see around us. The following are a few instances of how we're tending to those inside the Newark region (most connections go off site).

photograph of Newark destitute being taken care of and minded forCode Purple Response

At the point when temperatures are determined to plunge underneath 20°F, the Newark Area Homeless Coalition (a multi-church alliance), has the destitute for an evening dinner, a spot to rest, and a morning supper. This service is an outgrowth of the Newark Empowerment Center (see underneath). NUMC takes part in this service on a pivoting premise as an office have.

English as a Second Language: English Conversation Program

This mission, situated in our office, gives essential English language examples and discussion practice for the local populace whose primary language isn't English.

Expectation Dining Room

Giving early afternoon dinners to all who are eager, Hope is situated in the cellar of the office of Kingswood United Methodist Church, at the intersection of Marrows Road and Brookside Boulevard, and is a helpful service among a few churches localministries. NUMC gives, cooks, and serves two suppers each month (first Friday and third Tuesday).

Go-Bags

Volunteers from NUMC set up these prepared to eat suppers for appropriation through Newark Empowerment Center (see underneath).

Newark Area Welfare Committee

This association serves the local area with an Emergency Assistance Program, Food Cupboard, Holiday Food Boxes, and Shoes for Needy Children. More than 2,900 people in the Newark region get help with some structure. NUMC houses one of its Food Cupboards.