Pastor’s Message: Mar. 7, 2022
In worship yesterday, we began a sermon series called Holy Character from Royal Heroes as part of our Bible Year 2022. Yesterday’s sermon focused on the book of Ruth and how the holy characteristic of loyalty to God and all of our neighbors in response to God’s unwavering loyalty to us, brings life out of death and...
Did You Know Melissa Sky-Eagle?
If you have been in church in person or online in the past three months, you have experienced the beautiful music of our most recent staff member: Melissa Sky-Eagle. Melissa came to our church family 3 months ago as our choir director/pianist/organist and we feel truly blessed. She recently bought a home next door to...
Pastor’s Message: Feb. 21, 2022
CHUMC Family, You may not realize it, but the Lenten season is just around the corner starting on March 2 with Ash Wednesday. I pray you will join us for our traditional Ash Wednesday Break Fast and worship at 6 pm on March 2. Our Break Fast will follow a day of fasting as we...
Pastor’s Message: Feb. 7, 2022
Yesterday we read and discussed Leviticus 16, which describes the pathway a loving God provided for a rebellious people to return to faith. The Israelites, the rebellious people in the Torah, continually failed to trust in the God of creation and the exodus and would rely on themselves, typically by being tempted to follow other...
Pastor’s Message: Jan. 17, 2022
This week, we are completing our Bible Year 2022 journey through Genesis and moving into Exodus. Genesis gives us an origin story set in terms of the generations, beginning with the generations of creation (2:4) and leading us through the generations of the peoples who are the ancestors of the nations that will make up...
Pastor’s Message: Jan. 10, 2022
The first week of our Bible Year 2022 is in the books. It may have started a little skeptically: “I have read the first chapters of Genesis many times. It is where you start every time you try to read through the Bible right before dropping that resolution a few days or weeks later.” Yet...
Pastor’s Message: Jan. 3rd, 2022
CHUMC Family, Happy New Year! The year 2022 is upon us. As we start to read through our holy scriptures together, I want to share a few resources with you that may help you out. First, remember we can get you the devotional book that will go with the daily readings for $19. Please let...
Human Relations Day
January 16th is Human Relations Day. This UMC Special Sunday offering benefits neighborhood ministries, community advocacy, and work with at-risk teens. Find out more about Human Relations Day here: