Churches in Suamico

Active churches in Suamico

3266 Lakeview Dr., PO Box 323
suamicoumc.org
87 sermons

Types of churches in Suamico

Family-Friendly Churches in Suamico

With many households connected to the Howard-Suamico School District, these congregations emphasize kids’ ministries, parent groups, and summer VBS aligned to the school calendar. Many sit near the Lineville corridor and newer subdivisions, making Sunday drop-off and midweek programs convenient for busy families.

Suamico Lutheran Congregations

Rooted in Northeast Wisconsin’s German and Scandinavian heritage, these churches often blend traditional liturgy with community-focused ministries. They serve long-time residents near the historic village along the Suamico River as well as families on rural roads north of County Road B.

Contemporary Non-Denominational Churches

Modern worship bands, practical teaching, and casual spaces draw newcomers from Suamico’s expanding neighborhoods and nearby Howard. Multiple service times and strong small-group networks fit commuters who hop on US-41/141 or plan around Green Bay home-game weekends.

Waterfront & Nature-Focused Churches

These congregations make the most of Suamico’s setting with summer outdoor services, river baptisms near the Suamico Boat Landing, and sunrise gatherings by the Bay. Fellowship often spills into the Brown County Reforestation Camp and trail systems by the NEW Zoo, reflecting the village’s love of the outdoors.

Sermon clips from Suamico churches

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#faithfulTithing
“When we got married thirty years ago, Park and I committed to tithing to support the church. Park was called into ministry ten years later. We lived on Park's half time student pastor salary and my part time jobs. We had two young kids and adopted a third in those years. We were still committed to tithing. 10% of not much is not much, but we felt blessed to give what we could.”
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#GlobalUMCService
“Today, we are considering the various experiences that United Methodists have around the world. Some of us feel called to focus our service ministry on local projects near our homes. And some of us feel called to ministries further away, such as our team going to Detroit a month, or people who donate money for projects in other countries. Regardless of where the Holy Spirit guides you in your personal ministry of service and gifts, As United Methodist, we are united as the body of Christ in ministry all around the globe. We work with people who have very different experiences and opportunities in their lives.”
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#GiveTimeAndResources
“Each of us can give time and resources to expand God's ministry, whether it's the change in our pockets or the $20 bill in our wallet or maybe a monthly donation set up through our favorite electronic option. Each of us has a different calling and some of us may be called to give financially to support this project to train more pastors. Some of us will use our gifts of prayer to support these clergy and training. Some of us will encourage people to pursue their calling to serve God by leading God's church.”
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#ArticlesOfFaith
“In this book of discipline, we begin with the articles of faith that are essential areas of agreement in our belief and practice as disciples of Jesus. The first article is that we believe in the trinity, God the father, God the son, and God the holy spirit. Second, we believe that Jesus is the word of God made human. We believe in the resurrection of Jesus and that Jesus sent the holy spirit to work within and among all of us. We believe that the Bible has everything we need for salvation.”
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#SayYesToGod
“As I think about the change that I went through in my life, I reminded that I had free will along the way. There was predestination on any of this. God gave me chances, and I was willing to receive those chances and do something with them. God has given all of us free will. God is not just coming down and opening us up and fixing whatever needs to be fixed. God is saying, hey, I would like a relationship with you. I'd like to talk to you. What's going on in your life? What do you need help with? What can we do together? And we get to say yes to God.”
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#TrueShepherding
“God was unhappy with the leaders, the shepherds of the people of Israel because they gotten to a point where they were about taking care of themselves, staying comfortable, making sure they were taken care of, and not looking with God's eyes at the needs of the people around them. And Ezekiel's like, you shepherds are doing a terrible thing. You're not feeding your flock. You're not bandaging the injured ones. You're not making sure they're all warm and watered and healthy.”
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#ResurrectionHope
“When I see the ministry this church has been doing, I see Jesus here. I see the flame of the holy spirit in the hearts of the people here. I see people willing to give God a chance to let God change us and restore us in ways that we can't even imagine when we don't know what the final puzzle is gonna look like. We are still trusting in God to change us and to restore us. We are taking the chance to become something new, to be resurrected Easter people, bringing joy and hope to the world.”
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#UnityInFaith
“But they gathered because the church was starting to go in different directions and there were different people starting to have different ideas about who Jesus was and God and the holy spirit and who we are meant to be as the body of Christ in the world today. So they gathered and they came up with a statement of faith, a statement of belief that to this day, most Christians still agree with, which given how little we agree on these days, that is pretty much in miracle territory as it is. But this was a moment of restoration, restoring the unity of the body of Christ.”
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#GodOfSecondChances
“My question after I was looking at these scenes of playing soccer was when did we change our idea of God from being a God who gives second chances, who gives us reasonable rules so that we can play together and thrive and flourish and have a wonderful life together. And when did we start thinking that our God was this harsh judgmental guy who would send us to hell for eternal torment and torture? What happened? Why did we start thinking god's rules were horrible?”
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#MessyFaith
“I think what Jesus wants us to be is the beautiful creation that Jesus made us to be, but getting dirty and mucked up out in the world because we have all the people around us part of our lives. We are getting messy and dirty by going and cleaning up someone's yard and fixing their house. We are making food and getting spaghetti splashed on us. We are cleaning up after kids who've made a mess. We're helping build houses in communities where housing is short.”

Why Suamico churches are unique

Anchored by the Howard‑Suamico School District and growing neighborhoods, churches in Suamico tend to be family‑forward and schedule‑friendly for commuters into Green Bay. Many congregations lean into mentoring and multi‑generational life, offering age‑graded discipleship and parent resources that reflect the village’s high share of households with kids. Look for strong kids programs for young families, intergenerational small groups, and weekday programs for commuters.
Suamico’s wooded landscape, the Suamico River, and easy access to trails and the NEW Zoo & Adventure Park make community life noticeably outdoorsy, and Suamico churches often meet people where they already gather. Seasonal rhythms inspire picnics, service days, and nature‑minded spiritual practices that connect faith with stewardship of the area’s forests and wetlands. Many host outdoor community events and retreats, creation care service projects, and family summer camps and picnics.
With a blend of long‑time residents and professionals tied to the broader Green Bay economy, Suamico churches combine small‑town hospitality with metropolitan worship styles and programs. That means you’ll find both historic liturgy and modern services alongside practical teaching and broad volunteerism that supports neighbors across the metro. Options often include traditional hymns with liturgy, modern worship with contemporary band, and expository Bible teaching.

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