As Wednesday Night at Belmont (WNAB) resumes and in partnership with The Nashville Food Project, we're excited to share community meals on Wednesday evenings from 5:00-6:00pm in the Community Center. This soup and salad dinner is free to all (donations are welcome) and no reservations necessary.

If you would like to be a greeter, a server, or a member of our dish-washing team, the Dish Dogs, contact Heather Harriss.

We strive to ensure there's always enough food, and on some weeks, there might even be extra soup. Feel free to bring a container if you'd like to take home a delicious lunch for the next day!

At 6:00pm each Wednesday, please plan to stay for the programs. Upcoming programs:

October 2 and 9 – Just a month before a consequential election, Rev. John Collett will offer a two-part series examining what it means to be an American and a Christian.

October 16 – United Methodist Deaconess Garlinda Burton, a specialist on race, gender and class, continues the discussion on American politics.

October 23 – The always provocative Amy Jill Levine, retired Vanderbilt University professor and New Testament scholar, will speak.

October 30 – You will not want to miss our annual Dios de los Muertos commemoration offered by Emma Bushong and Diana Sanchez-Bushong.

November 6 – You’ve made it through the election, and now you'll have two ways to unwind: Pickleball in the gym or a time of reflection through Bible study. Stay tuned for details.

November 13 – Spirituality and the Art of Observation: Photography That Uses All Our Senses. This two-part series begins with reflections from retired UMC Bishop Sharon Christopher.