CoF worships regularly worships in person at 8:30 & 10:30 AM on Sunday with both services live-streamed over Facebook Live. Church School for Adults is in-person and via Zoom. Electronic copies of worship guides are available below or via a QR code as you enter the church. A digital worship guide for March 26 8:30 service is available by clicking here and a worship guide for the 10:30 service is available by clicking here. The next Celtic Evensong & Communion service is Sunday, April 16 at 5:30PM.
Online Worship for Sunday is available via Facebook Live which streams both worship services. Most of our services are achieved at our Vimeo site by clicking here or on our Facebook site.
At Community of Faith United Methodist Church you'll be welcomed by people who have come together in a place where head and heart combine to serve God.
Whoever welcomes you welcomes me, and whoever welcomes me welcomes the one who sent me. (Matthew 10:40)
At Community of Faith we believe each individual is of sacred worth and dignity as part of God’s creation and as demonstrated by the life and ministry of Jesus Christ. We celebrate the beautiful diversity of all races, nationalities, and ethnicities. We welcome and affirm you whether you are rich or poor; love the Church, have never been to Church, or have been wounded by spiritual communities; gay, straight, or whatever your gender identity, expression, and sexual orientation may be; married or single; a person with children or without children; able-bodied, differently-abled, or challenged with mental or emotional health issues; certain of many things or full of questions. We vow to be a safe community truly open to everyone to grow in faith - God’s love has no bounds.
Blogs are sometimes informational, sometimes reflective and always informative about our life of faith.
In light of recent Supreme Court decisions and subsequent commentary (some lamenting in tone, some celebratory), I have been thinking a great deal about what it means for the church to be the church—not because I believe that the church...
