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If you do not have a church home we hope that you will consider becoming a part of our church family. One of the best ways to get to know this community is by sharing in the variety of opportunities for learning and fellowship. We have provided this Web site to allow those unfamiliar with our family to learn more. Further, this Web site is intended to create better communication with our family. Faith is a warm and friendly place to see God at work and experience the message of Jesus Christ. We are a church dedicated to building a faith community. If there is any way in which we can make you feel at home here, please do not hesitate to call or contact us via e-mail. |
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What's so Great about being a United Methodist |
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At our best . . .
We embrace God’s grace.
God loves us completely before we know it. That love, that grace, is a free gift offered to all people. We accept God’s free gift of love through the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus the Christ and open ourselves to the ongoing work of the Holy Spirit, who accompanies us and empowers us to become like Christ for the world. One God creates in love, saves us for the sake of love, and renews us through love.
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 It has been a few years since we have moved into our new facility, but this process of building has also be about discovering who we are and who, with God's help, we want to be. The addition has gone from open beams (with our favorite bible passages written on them) to the formal dedication when Bishop Marcus Mathews said "it is a new day!" But it is more than a new building; it is a new hope for how we can be in our neighborhood and in our world as the body of Christ. It is what we will do in our new space, and beyond its walls that has us so excited about the future!
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We've been Designated a "Welcoming Congregation." |
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The United Methodist Church designate a select group of "Welcoming Congregations" nationwide that meets certain criteria including embracing newcomers and providing opportunities in discipleship.
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