Aley United Methodist Church

About this church

Aley United Methodist Church offers two distinct Sunday services in Beavercreek. Traditional worship at 8:30 a.m. features hymns and choral music in the sanctuary; the 10:30 service has a more casual, acoustic contemporary style that may still include hymns and special music. Both are livestreamed on Facebook, childcare is available during each service, and the church tells visitors to wear whatever feels comfortable. Between services, discipleship groups begin at about 9:40. Options include adult Bible study, a women's class, children's groups from birth through fifth grade, and youth groups for grades six through twelve. The Hospitality Center offers a natural place to stop before class.

Aley traces its congregation to an 1810 gathering at the Kemp home and to land set aside by Jacob Aley for worship, education, and a cemetery. The present complex developed from worship space opened in 1959, with its sanctuary completed in 1966 and later additions providing classrooms, a larger kitchen, and wheelchair access. The church connects its United Methodist mission with practical local care. Partnerships include the Dayton Dream Center, which provides free meals and basic services, and Feed the Creek, which sends roughly 300 weekend food bags to Beavercreek children during the school year. Visitors should consult the current calendar for seasonal programs.

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Service times

Confirm current times directly with the church before visiting.

Ministries and visitor notes

• Online Worship — Both Sunday Services on Facebook

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