Who We Are


UMM provides a supportive fellowship of men who seek to know Jesus Christ, to grow spiritually, and to seek daily God’s will.

UMM Mission:  That every male who is United Methodist has a credible opportunity to meet, know and serve Jesus Christ, so he can become an effective disciple for his family, his church, his community and his relationship to the world.
Email Listing
For more information about UMM or to be added to the email list, contact Scott Baker, email umm@stmarkscarmel.org or call a UMM Board Member.

What We Do

UMM meets the second Saturday of every month at 7:30 AM – 9:00 AM.
All men are welcome, and women have never been turned away. 
UMM donates to many Missions.
Some of the groups we donate to are:
SAWS – Servants At Work – Wheelchair Ramp Building
Red Bird MissionClick here to find out about the next Mission Trip
Habitat for Humanity
Wheeler Mission
Family Promise of Greater Indianapolis
Fletcher Place Community Center
UMM Visitation Committee  Sign up now to help with this awesome new opportunity to reach out to men who are home-bound or otherwise unable to attend church. Contact Rollie Herzog.

What's Different

The United Methodist Men (UMM) isn't just a "guys' club" that happens to meet in a basement; it’s a formal ministry with a specific DNA that sets it apart from generic men’s groups or social clubs.
While many men’s groups focus on networking or casual fellowship, the UMM is built on a foundation of connectionalism and systemic mission.

UMM Monthly BREAKFAST

Second Saturday, at 7:30am

September 12:  League of Women Voters. The program starts at 8:30 am in Cornerstone Commons. Learn how this nonprofit and nonpartisan organization has helped to maintain our freedom to vote for over 100 years. Sponsoring debates is just one of their many activities. If anyone wants to come for breakfast, which starts at 7:30am in Wesley Hall, please try and let a UMM member know so that we can plan for enough food. It should be a very pertinent program with our elections coming up in November.
October 10:  Our own Pastor Karla as she talks and answers questions on her past trip to Greece. Learn what it was like to walk and travel in the footsteps of the apostles (primarily Paul) and to see some of the fantastic Greek architecture. What is modern Greece like today? Should be a wonderful and informative time. P
Future programs:
November—Amber Good of Teter Organic Farms
December—TBD
January 2027—Pastor Nathan Whybrew

Please plan to attend. Bring a friend for good fellowship, good food and hear Ken speak on his experiences in Scouting. 

Events and Fundraising