Our Services
Worship with us in-person or online each Sunday at 11:10 am
as we come together to glorify God through music, children’s messages, prayers, scripture readings, and sermons.
11:00am Combined Traditional and Contemporary Worship
Holy Communion is typically shared on the first Sunday of the month during this service.
5th Sundays
On the 5th Sunday, we have a very special worship schedule!
9am — Church-Wide Mission Project and brunch
10am — Sunday School for All Ages
11:00am — Combined Worship Service
Children of all ages are welcomed in our Sanctuary, but we do offer nursery and child care for infants through Pre-K during both the Sunday School and Worship hours. After the children’s message, children K-2nd grade are invited to join us in the High Court for fun and games.
Special worship services are also held on particular days, such as Christmas Eve, Ash Wednesday, Holy Thursday, and Good Friday.
Holy Communion
The sacrament of Holy Communion (the Lord’s Supper or Eucharist) is a meal of bread and cup that Christ initiated. It reminds us that Jesus died for us, celebrates Jesus’ presence among us, and unites us with Christians worldwide as we praise God for the gifts of grace and salvation. Finally, the meal sustains us as we seek to grow and live as faithful disciples of Jesus Christ.
We share Holy Communion during worship services on the first Sunday of each month and during all Christmas Eve Services.
All who believe in Jesus Christ and seek to be like him are welcome to take Holy Communion. You do not have to be a baptized Christian, United Methodist, or a member of West U Methodist to participate. Children of all ages are welcome.
Baptism
The sacrament of Holy Baptism is Christian initiation. Through baptism, we are welcomed into the family of God. We acknowledge and celebrate the grace of God, freely offered to us before we were even aware of it. We confess our sins and vow to trust in and serve Jesus Christ as our Lord. Baptism is the outward and visible sign of our covenant with God, where we accept God’s gifts of freedom and power that allow us to grow in faith through the constant efforts of the Holy Spirit.
In the United Methodist Church, baptism may occur at any age and is a communal celebration that almost always occurs during a regular worship service. After the baptism, the congregation vows to nurture and support those baptized—adults, youth, children, or infants. Baptisms are scheduled through the Senior Pastor.
Sprinkling, pouring, and immersion are all acceptable ways to be baptized in The United Methodist Church.
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For more information about any of our services, contact Senior Pastor, Dr. Linda Christians.