Thursday, December 11, 5-9pm—Jason’s Deli, 5808 Line Ave., Shreveport

Visit Jason’s Deli between 5-9pm, show the image at left when ordering and enjoy your meal knowing NCAP will receive a percentage of the sales. In-store and pick-up orders count, but not delivery. For online orders during this time use code FUND20.

Sunday, December 7, 6pm, Noel’s Sanctuary 

All Masterworks Concerts are free and open to the public. Childcare is provided.

Sunday, December 7, 2pm, Worship Center

Featuring the music students from Noel Community Arts Program.

December 7, 11am, Lane Chapel                                                                                                    Communion, special music by Katie Allen, and an inspirational message by Rachel Scott.

December 3, 9-9:30pm, Zoom ID: 970 471 5261 Passcode: noelprays  Join us!

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Wednesdays, December 3, 10, & 17 | 12–1pm | Noel Café

Pause in the midst of the holiday season to journey toward Christmas with others in a time of reflection, conversation, and fellowship. Each week, we’ll gather for a light lunch and a    guided discussion based on the book, On the Way to Bethlehem by Rob Fuquay—a thoughtful exploration of what it means to prepare our hearts for the coming of Christ.

You do not need to purchase the book to participate, but they are available through Cokesbury.com or Amazon.com for about $10–$12.

If you can’t join us, email Rev. Megan Stuermann for special ways to reflect at home: mstuermann@noelumc.org

Sundays, November 30 & December 7, 9:45-10am Sanctuary/10:45-11am, Gallery Wall:

Purchase beautiful Food Pantry Giving Cards to give in honor or memory of loved ones and support Noel’s Food Pantry at the same time. $10 each or 6/$50.

Sunday, November 23, 9 & 11am

A Service of gratefulness for our countless blessings.  We are collecting special items for those who need something extra this holiday season.  Bring the following to worship as you are able: canned items: whole kernel corn, cream style corn, potatoes, peaches, pears, fruit cocktail, along with sugar 4-5lb. bag, and rice 1lb. bag.

William Hartman, Executive Director of Revitalize Historic Highland will be here to share      exciting plans for renovating houses and property in Highland, including some around Noel. RHH is a new non-profit organized to protect and promote buildings, landscapes and sites    important to the diverse heritage of the historic Highland neighborhood. Come learn about how Noel can be involved.  For more info, contact Rachel Scott at rscott@noelumc.org

Sunday, November 16, 6pm, Grace Community UMC 9400 Ellerbe Rd., Shreveport

Encouraging all Noel members, especially Noel’s Church Council, to attend.

November 16, 9:45-10am Sanctuary and 10:45-11am, Gallery Wall: Support La. Methodist Children’s Home!  Salsa $7; Jelly $8

Stop by our table to create activity bags for Creswell Elementary Students’ Christmas break.

The Young @ Heart adult ministry of Noel will host a game night for adults 18 and above.  Participants are asked to provide an item for the potluck dinner.

November 5, 9-9:30pm, Zoom ID: 970 471 5261 Passcode: noelprays  Join us!

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A holiday experience of art, ambiance and generosity

November 02, 2-4:30pm, The Highland Art House

1525 Stephens Ave., Shreveport, LA  ~ $75 per person

An elegant holiday experience awaits!  Guided by NCAP artists, you will create a luminous keepsake with crushed glass and shimmering accents—transforming fragments into a one-of-a-kind work of art that celebrates both beauty and generosity.

Enjoy a warm holiday ambiance with festive decor, candlelight, and seasonal music.

Complimentary refreshments, featuring warm apple cider, cocoa, and artisanal holiday treats

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Celebrate the memory of those saints who have gone before us this past year. 

A full Sunday of love and remembrance.

Remember to set your clocks back one hour Saturday night, November 1, for daylight savings.

All members of Noel’s congregation are welcome & encouraged to come.  

A Nursery is available by reservation:

Contact Ashleigh Salley: asalley@noelumc.org.

Sunday, October 26, 5-7pm, Noel Café, $10

Come and learn or come and play on this fun evening together.

Offering 2 teaching tables and 4 open play tables. Limited to 24 adults 

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Questions? Email: mstuermann@noelumc.org

October 12, 9:45-10am Sanctuary and 10:45-11am, Gallery Wall:

Stop by our table to write Thanksgiving cards & fill goody bags for Noel’s Homebound.

Saturday, October 11, 9-11am, Meet in Noel Café

Grab your gloves and let’s beautify! Noel is working in conjunction with the Highland Neighborhood Association to be good stewards of our neighborhood!

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Celebrate the legacy of beloved former pastor, Dave Fortuna, as we rename Noel’s Worship Center in his memory.

Sundays,  September 28 and October 26, 5-7pm, Noel Café

Come and learn or come and play on this fun evening together.

$10 per person. Space is limited to 24 adults 

Questions? Email: mstuermann@noelumc.org

Register for September 28

Register for October 26

Is it the normal forgetfulness of aging, or is it the beginning of something else? Find answers to that question and others as Noel’s Young at Heart Ministry joins the global effort to raise awareness of Alzheimer’s and other forms of dementia during world Alzheimer’s month. 

Wednesday, September 24, 10-11:30am -

Understanding Dementia/Reducing your Risk

Wednesday, October 1, 10-11:30am, - Safety vs. Autonomy—When to Intervene

Both sessions are free and held at The Crossing on the Youth Floor

Register with Rev. Kaylan Walker, kwalker@noelumc.org

A former caregiver herself, Stacey R. Hand, MA, CVT is a research associate at LSUHS   Center for Brain Health. Over the past 15 years she has helped hundreds of families through her presentations and her work for The Bridge Alzheimer’s and Dementia Resource Center.

Artist, Karen Ebbesson, will present her show, Palette and Plank: Art Beyond the Brush, in the Bonnie Watkins Gallery, while NCAP art students will be featured in the Young Artist Gallery.

NCAP - Highland Art House Exhibition Opening/Create For Calm Exhibition Kick-off

Sunday, September 21, 2-4:30pm, Highland Art House, 1525 Stephens Ave.

Artist, Karen Ebbesson, will present her show, Palette and Plank: Art Beyond the Brush, in the Bonnie Watkins Gallery, while NCAP art students will be featured in the Young Artist Gallery.

In addition, we will kick off NCAP’s Create for Calm Initiative with information about upcoming free workshops (see separate event listing below).

Sundays, September 14 through October 5

3-4:30pm, locations vary; free

Small group study for 3rd-5th grade children to help them learn how to use their Bibles. 

We explore through games, activities and play.