About Us

Who we are

We believe that God loves all people, and that we share in expressing that love. So the United Methodist tradition emphasizes God’s grace and in serving others. We believe that Jesus Christ is the fullest expression of God’s love–showing us the fullness of God’s care through Jesus’ teachings, death and resurrection.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Core Beliefs

  • The UMC is founded on a Wesleyan theology of grace, anchored in Scripture, and based in the life and teachings of Jesus Christ and the continuing movement of the Holy Spirit.
  •  We embrace the fundamentals of the Wesleyan tradition and dedicate ourselves to the mission of making disciples of Jesus Christ for the transformation of the world.
  •  We embrace a Church anchored in Scripture and a theology of grace.
  • We embrace a Church that aspires to be a more just and inclusive force in the world.
  •  We embrace the connected power of the denomination, working towards good in the world.
  •  We embrace a Church that has uplifted our own lives and the lives of our friends, family, and those we cherish.
  • We embrace a Church built on loving relationships rather than uniformity in thought and action.
  •  We embrace a Church where everyone does not have to agree and where everyone is welcome.

As United Methodist Christians, we are people of prayer.  

Invitation to Join in Prayer for our Community.
Sunday

We pray for faith communities and places of worship. May God bless their mission, ministry, and witness. We pray that all will come to experience God’s amazing grace.

Monday

We pray for schools and all institutions of education. We lift up students, teachers, staff, bus drivers and administrators. We pray for the safety of everyone.

Tuesday

We pray for first responders: Fire, Rescue, Police and Sheriff’s Department. We pray for our Town and County officials and all public servants.

Wednesday

We pray for community service agencies and civic organizations. For those providing food, clothes, and financial assistance, and more to those in need.

Thursday

We pray for health care providers, assisted living facilities, and mental health services. We pray for victims of crime, abuse, and mistreatment. We pray for our jails and prisons; correction officers and chaplains.

Friday

We pray for local businesses, farmers, trades peoples and those who work to make our community a better place to live and work.

Saturday

We pray for one another; our family and friends, neighbors, and strangers alike. We especially pray for children, and the elderly. For those who are lonely and in need of a friend. May we each know that we are loved by God.