Service of Hope and Consolation
December 11, 6:30 p.m., Sanctuary: For those who have suffered loss, the holidays can be especially challenging. Join us for this service of remembrance and healing.
Life can present many ups and downs. As a church family, we want to walk beside you and support you on your journey. We believe in Jesus’ command to love one another, and we know that offering care is essential in sharing that love. If you are seeking more information, email Rev. Bill Roth, Pastor of Congregational Care, at broth@mpumc.org. For health-related questions, contact Parish Nurse Lauren Smith at lsmith@mpumc.org.
As a Church, we affirm that the Gospel is a message of death and resurrection. We come together as a community of faith to celebrate, honor and remember those who have passed from life to life eternal. We come together in grief, acknowledging our human loss and ask that God grant us grace, comfort, and hope.
Currently, in response to COVID-19, we are doing our best to faithfully honor the lives of loved ones while also protecting those who gather to celebrate their life and mourn together. If you need to speak with the pastor on call or find out more about making arrangements, call 704-376-8584. Click here to stream memorial services.
December 11, 6:30 p.m., Sanctuary: For those who have suffered loss, the holidays can be especially challenging. Join us for this service of remembrance and healing.
Join us for a time of movement and fellowship together! Sole Friends offers a monthly opportunity to step out in nature and explore the beauty of God’s creation in community together. All fitness levels are welcome! Sole Friends meet the second Saturday of each month at 9 a.m. at McAlpine Creek Park If you have any questions, email Parish Nurse Lauren Smith at lsmith@mpumc.org. Click the button to learn more and to register for our monthly walk together.
Sign Up HereStephen Ministers are trained lay caregivers, who offer-one-to one presence to those who are hurting. Our Stephen Ministers are skilled listeners, who serve as companions to people during times of grief, difficult life challenges, and other life stresses. For details, contact Rev. Bill Roth, Pastor of Congregational Care, at 704-295-4835 or broth@mpumc.org.
