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Sunday Morning Worship

Two services. One church family.

7484 Nashville Street, Ringgold, GA. Free parking off Nashville Street, greeters at every door, and coffee waiting inside.

RUMC choir leading traditional worship
9:00 AM

Traditional Worship

Inspired by the long-standing traditions of the Church — beautiful music, liturgy, and ceremony. Our Chancel Choir leads the singing, with organ music on our Turner-McMillen organ.

10:00 AM

Sunday School

Small groups for children, youth, and adults gather between services. Nursery available for our littlest ones.

RUMC band leading modern worship
11:00 AM

Modern Worship

A fresh take on worship — newer songs, creative versions of older hymns, and an immersive atmosphere led by our Worship Band.

New to worship here?

The QuickStart Guide.

Online

Join the livestream at 9 and 11 AM Sunday.

In Person

Everything you need for your first Sunday, in one guide.

Past Services

Catch up on recent messages anytime on YouTube.

Choir singing during a Ringgold UMC worship event
Worship together

One church family, many voices.

Our worship is shaped by hymn, prayer, Scripture, communion, conversation, and song. Whether you are most at home with a choir and organ or a band and a fresh arrangement, you are welcome to join in.

First-timer questions

Questions you may be asking.

What should I wear?

Whatever you have on. You'll see everything from jeans and ball caps to Sunday best, at both services.

Where do I park and which door do I use?

The free lot is right off Nashville Street. Any door works, and greeters at each one will walk you wherever you need to go.

What happens with my kids?

They're welcome in worship the whole time, or they can join Wiggle Worship before the sermon. Nursery is open for babies through preschool.

How long is the service?

About an hour. The 9 AM is traditional with hymns; the 11 AM is modern with a band.

Will I be asked to give money?

No. An offering happens during worship, but guests should feel zero pressure. You being here is the gift.

Am I really welcome, though?

Yes. Not “welcome with conditions.” Welcome. Read our beliefs — we put it in writing.