The men, the women, the children, the choirs, and the hands that carry groceries, gifts, and communion to those who can't come to us. There's a place in the work for you.
Theme: "Brothers Beloved, Uniting in Strength Through Christ"
The men of Greater Union stand together: in the pulpit and in the Male Chorus.
Watch the events page and listen for announcements from the pulpit for the next men's gathering. Come stand with your brothers.
See men's events2 Corinthians 5:7
Questions about the Ladies Retreat? Write to shine.knapper@gubcaustin.org or myra.haynes@gubcaustin.org.
Our children have their own place in worship through Children's Church, begun under Pastor Williams, and a full week of Vacation Bible School in the summer. This year it ran June 8–12.
VBS brings together great teachers who love God and love to challenge young minds. Among Americans who have a child who attended VBS, 95 percent agree it positively influenced their child's spiritual growth.
Rehearsal is Thursday night, and each choir takes its turn. Refer to our calendar to determine which choir group will rehearse on the upcoming Thursday evening.
A choir for our young people is on the way. Talk to us after service if your child wants to sing.
Greater Union's ministry doesn't stop at the church parking lot. Our servants carry communion to sick and shut-in members, and our outreach serves neighbors near and far.
We share health awareness throughout the year because we care for the whole person. Talk with your doctor about screenings, and look out for one another.
Colon and rectal cancers are preventable and treatable, especially when caught early. Found at a localized stage, the 5-year survival rate is about 91%.
Kidney cancer is one of the 10 most common cancers in the U.S. and often develops without early symptoms. About 80,450 new cases are expected in 2026.
Multiple myeloma is a cancer of the plasma cells that builds up in the bone marrow, often causing bone pain and fatigue. The average age is about 69–70, but it can affect younger adults too.
HealthSelect of Texas plans cover office visits, testing, self-management training, eye exams, and foot care for members living with diabetes. Eligible members can also join Omada for Diabetes, a digital program with personal coaching and supplies, at no additional cost.
These handouts are shared for awareness. Talk with your doctor about what's right for you.