English as a Second Language
English as a Second Language teaches adult students how to read, write and communicate in the English language. All nationalities are welcome. Childcare is provided with prior registration for the evening sessions. Space is limited.
For more information, please click HERE to go to our English as a Second Language Page.
Centreville Immigration Forum
The Centreville Immigration Forum (CIF) is a community volunteer group that focuses on immigration and diversity issues. Participants in the Forum support a variety of services for immigrants, including English instruction and health and safety concerns for residents in the Centreville area. The Forum opened the Centreville Labor Resource Center (CLRC) on December 5, 2011 to provide a safe, organized Center where residents and contractors can negotiate work arrangements with day laborers. Members are also provided ongoing educational and vocational training workshops. Missional opportunities to participate with the operations of the center can be found on the center website.
Related Website: http://www.centrevilleimmigrationforum.org
Recent Mission Ministry Posts
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Alternative Gift Market
This year all proceeds from the Alternative Gift Market will support Helping Haitian Angels, and in particular will be used to fund new classroom furniture for the Kay Anj Orphanage School. You can see photos of the types of furniture we hope to provide by scrolling to the bottom of
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Potato Drop
The Potato Drop will be on October 31, and will operate under strict COVID protocols. At the Potato Drop we will bag and distribute 45,000 lbs of potatoes in partnership with Society of St. Andrew (SOSA). We need volunteers for a variety of functions. The potato drop will be held
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Holiday Food Baskets
Holiday Food Baskets are back! That’s right, with the holidays once again just right around the corner, CUMC will provide Thanksgiving and Christmas Food Baskets to families in need in our community. As part of CUMC’s continuing efforts to “feed the needs” of the community, the goal for 2020 is
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