Geneva's
Organizations/Churches/Activities
Cemeteries
First
Baptist Church of Geneva -
Sundays - Bible Study at 9:00 AM (for all ages), Worship Service and
Junior Church at 10:15 AM. Wednesdays -
R.E.A.L. Youth Activities, (grades 7-11) 6:30-7:30 PM and Adult Bible Study: Growing Together from 6:30
PM to 7:30 PM (nursery provided for children up to 24 months.)
Ladies' Bible Studies are ongoing. Check
out the Events Calendar online or call:
www.firstbaptistgeneva.com (407-349-5411).
The First
United Methodist Church of Geneva
invites everyone to attend Church at 10:30 AM.
Adult Sunday School is from 9:00 to -10:00 AM.
There is a covered dish lunch the first Sundays of the month after the
service. Christian Day Care is
provided for the community. On
Wednesday nights (5:30 to 6:30), except during the summer, there is a Community Dinner ($5) for anyone who
wants some good home-cooked food and community friends.
genevafumc@att.net
407-349-9596 (See Methodist Church Food Pantry and Thrift House & Boutique
below.)
Geneva
Church of Christ -
Sunday: 10:00 AM Bible Classes, 11:00 AM Morning Worship, 5:00 PM Evening
Worship. 407-349-9998.
Geneva
Church of the Nazarene on SR 46 has Bible Study at 7:00 PM on Wednesday
and Sunday service at 11:00 AM. For more information on the new church’s
happenings call Pastors Dewey & Caroline Jones at 321-704-9789 or
email drjonesky@gmail.com.
Messianic Torah Study is held every week in Geneva. Basic biblical Hebrew classes are also being held. The study and class are open to everyone. Call for day and time: Larry Cook, 321-299-5890.
New Bethel
A.M.E. Church - The Church
is located at 600 Cochran Road in Geneva and meets every Sunday @ 10:00 and
11:00 AM. All are welcome.
Oak Grove
M.B. Church - on Old Lake
Harney Road, Sunday School - 9:30 AM and Sunday Worship - 11:00 AM.
Tuesday is Bible Class at 7:00 PM. Thursday
is Youth Group at 7:00 PM. All are
welcome.
Snow Hill
M.B. Church on Snow Hill
Road has its services on Sundays at 11:00 AM and Bible Study on Wednesdays at
7:00 PM. Everyone welcome.
Chairman Eddie J. Howard & Deacon John Kelly Jr., email: anointedx4@aol.com
Food
Pantries / Thrift Store / AA
Community Church of God's Inasmuch Food Pantry, located at the NE corner of SR 46 & Cochran Rd, provides fresh and healthy food for those in need on Wednesdays from 9:00 AM to 11:00 AM and Fridays from 8:00 AM to 10:00 AM. We can always use donations of food, toiletries, other necessities and tax deductible donation's. Please drop them off during open hours or call the number below for pickup. You can also mail contributions to the Geneva Inasmuch Community Pantry, PO Box 1164, 695 Cochran Rd., Geneva, Fl 32732. For more information or to learn about volunteer opportunities contact Rick Hughes at genevafoodpantry@gmail.com or text/call 407-461-7066.
Free
Transportation
is
provided to persons over 60 who
are residents of Geneva by the organization Meals On Wheels, ETC. The
transportation is provided in wheelchair vans for medical appointments,
shopping, prescriptions pickup, etc. within Seminole County. For more info.
contact mtaylor@mealsetc.org
or (407)
333-8877 ext. 122, or go
to http://www.mealsetc.org/.
The Thrift
House and Boutique at the
First Methodist Church is open every Wednesday & Saturday from 8:00 - 3:00. It
is located in the house on Church Street behind the Methodist Church building /
playground. All donations are
greatly appreciated and are tax deductible.
For more information contact Stacey at Staceymwpp210@yahoo.com or
407-754-7948.
There
is an open AA (Alcoholics Anonymous) group
that meets at the Church of the Nazarene, 205 W SR 46 in Geneva on Tuesdays and
Fridays at 7:00 PM.
The
The Geneva Wilderness Area on HWY 426 (including the Ed Yarborough Nature Center), Lake Proctor Wilderness Area on SR 46, and the new Lake Harney Wilderness Area (off Osceola Rd at Fish Camp Rd) are all managed by the Seminole County Natural Lands Program. The Nature Center can also be used for birthday parties and retreats! For information on activities call (407)349-0959 or go to http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/naturallands/index.aspx
The
Rural Heritage Center, 101 E. Main Street,
is a non-profit organization dedicated to the preservation of the rural
lifestyle of the communities of Black
Hammock, Chuluota, Geneva and Snow Hill.
RuralHeritageCenter.net.
For information on reserving a room(s) for an event or class, email RuralHeritageCenter@gmail.com or call 407-792-0758.
The Econ
Livestock 4-H Club meets
the second and fourth Mondays of the month from 6:00-7:30 PM at the Geneva
Community Center, 161 1st St., Geneva.
Their special interests are steers, chickens, hogs, horses, and sheep.
They have won several Grand Champion Awards for their animals.
The group also does community service.
Anyone interested in joining should call Frances Yarborough at
407-366-2171. New members
welcome!
Girl Scout,
Brownie, and Daisy Troops have
room for girls at Geneva Elementary School.
If your daughter would like to be in a troop, call Shari Krummenacker at
407-349-1267. Also call her if you
would like to volunteer or help in any way.
Hoofing It
4-H Club -
If you are interested in joining this club, please call Sharon Roberson
& Liz Jett at 407-349-4070, mrobo3@bellsouth.net.
The Geneva
Citizens Association, since 1895, has as its purpose “to preserve the antiquity and
personality of the Village of Geneva”. Meetings
are held as needed and all Geneva citizens are encouraged to attend.
For information, contact Richard Creedon, 407-349-1266.
Geneva
Elementary School Volunteers - The Geneva Elementary School loves to have
“Dividend” support for the young people at the school.
If you would like to help in any way with kids or in the office, go to
the School Administration Desk or call 407-320-4950.
You do not have to have a student at the school, just have a desire to have
fun helping children. Also, any day
is a good day to join Geneva Elementary School's PTA.
Geneva Evergreens - This is a ministry for seniors, 55 years and older.
The Evergreens hold a luncheon on the last Friday of the month at
11:30 AM or go on a field trip. The meetings are open to all Seniors. The
church supplies the main dish and everyone brings a covered dish, either side
dish or dessert. For more information about the Evergreen's programs, call
the Geneva Baptist Church at 407-349-5411.
The Geneva
Historical and Genealogical Society, Inc.
- an all-volunteer
organization, was founded in 1952 to preserve the history of Geneva for future
generations. The Society owns and
operates the Museum of Geneva History & Fort Lane Park and also holds historical
programs throughout the year. If
you would like to join us, contact Cindy Simonton, 407-312-2204 or email GenevaHGS@aol.com.
Check out Geneva's interesting history on our website: http://www.usgennet.org/usa/fl/county/seminole/Geneva.
The Geneva
Village Homemakers is a
lively group that meets every second Wednesday of the month at the Geneva
Community Center at 10:00 AM. This
group of over 60 members has a meeting and then indulges in a hearty potluck
lunch. The members enjoy trips,
speakers, volunteering & contributing to the benefit of the Village of
Geneva. Within the club is a Dinner
Club, Card Club, Quilting Group, and Book Club which members can participate in.
For more information contact Robin at 407-349-0040.
Round Dancing - Every Sunday there are lessons for couples from 2:30 - 4:00 PM at the Rural Heritage Center, 101 E Main Street, Geneva. Learn to dance - waltz, foxtrop, cha-cha, etc. No previous dancing experience is required. Questions, call 407-349-9255 or email mikelinde@bellsouth.net to find out what lessons are being taught at the moment.
The
Rural Heritage Center, 101 E. Main Street,
is a non-profit organization dedicated to the preservation of the rural
lifestyle of the communities of Black
Hammock, Chuluota, Geneva and Snow Hill. Watch
for events and announcements taking place at the historic Geneva school house,
go to website: www.RuralHeritageCenter.net.
For information on reserving a room(s) for event or class, email
RuralHeritageCenter@gmail.com or call 407-792-0758.