We’ve filled this page with information about things that happen during the course of a normal week and with information about some of the bigger things that go on here. Browse around and check back often as we’re always in the process of revamping the site. If you’d like more information or would like to talk with Ellen Creasman-Jones send her an e-mail.

A “Normal Week”

Bagel Breakfasts are pre-school times FOR ALL HIGH SCHOOL YOUTH to gather for devotion, prayer, food, and hanging out.

For the 2011-2012 school year, we meet each Tuesday Morning at 8am at Bagel Station, off Peace Haven Road near Harris Teeter.  

Hope to see you there! 

Amplified Do you play an instrument? Do you sing? Would you like to help Maple Springs and MSYouth worship? Great! Come out and join Amplified!! Amplified is MSYouth’s official worship band. You don’t have to be a Clapton on the guitar or spitting image of Pavarotti, all you need is the desire to praise God with your instrument or voice! Amplified meets  Sundays from 3:30-4:30pm on the Craven Hall stage.

UMYF As a group we meet as a whole on Sunday nights. After some games and a meal, the group splits up for program time. Our topics are different from week to week but revolve around the call to Love God, and Love Our Neighbor and focus on the “now what.” By doing so we seek to make a difference in this world by meeting people where they are and showing them the love of Christ. Come on over and enjoy some good company, good food, and challenging teaching. UMYF meets most Sundays from 5:00 – 7:00pm in Craven Hall, bring $3 for dinner.

HSP was begun 25 years ago at Highland UMC in Raleigh, NC. It is a mission experience that focuses on repairing/improving housing for low to no-income senior citizens of Wake County. Every summer a group of youth and adults from several churches gather at Camp Lapihio in Umstead Park and spend a week working all over the county. Each afternoon we meet back at camp for showers, free time, dinner, a program, and fun stuff.  If you’d like more info contact Ellen Creasmon-Jones.