Shallotte congregation continues long-running tradition of community meals and fellowship
Village Point United Methodist Church in Shallotte will welcome the community for a Fried Chicken Plates on Sunday, April 19, 2026, beginning at 11:30 a.m. and running until meals are sold out. Plates are $13.00, and a $7.00 option for children 10 and under.
The Menu – Fried chicken, potato salad, green beans, corn, roll, tea, and dessert.
Chicken is cooked on site; guests may choose white or dark meat. Both eat‑in and take‑out service will be available.
The church is located at 1392 Village Point Road SW, Shallotte.
A Look at Village Point United Methodist Church’s History
Village Point United Methodist Church has served the Shallotte area for well over a century, tracing its roots to the era when Methodist circuit riders traveled rural Brunswick County to preach and organize small worship gatherings. Those early meetings eventually grew into a permanent congregation that became a spiritual and social anchor for families living along the Village Point peninsula.
Over generations, the church has remained known for its hospitality, community meals, mission work, and multigenerational fellowship. As Shallotte evolved from a quiet coastal community into a regional hub, Village Point UMC continued its role as a gathering place for worship, outreach, and neighborhood connection.
Events like the upcoming fried chicken dinner reflect that longstanding tradition, offering residents and visitors a chance to share a meal while supporting the church’s ministries.
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