On this Father’s Day Sunday, join Rev. Margie Carr and CUMC as they dig into this scripture from Romans and remember that hope never disappoints. May God...

On this Pentecost Sunday, which also recognized and celebrated our Choirs, Rev. Jake Steele provides the following reflection. There is, indeed something about the room and the...

It’s likely you remember dial-up internet and that early-90s electronic AOL prompt: “You’ve got mail!” It meant that you’d received a message…and depending on who it was...

There is something that we all WANT, we all HAVE and we all NEED. We know about it and the Lord does too. When we allow the...

From 5/19/2019 We apologize for the late upload after running into some technical delays. Here’s hoping you’ll appreciate this message delivered by Rev. Jake Steele, which catalogs...

In a race or on a path of discipleship, we learn that the faces at the finish tell a larger story than we’d ever expect. The same...

We have a tendency to keep the things that we catch. But the bad news about the Good News is this: The Gospel never has nor never...

In the world of social media—Facebook, Instagram, Youtube and Twitter, especially—we know how sticky things get when we “unfollow” or when others “unfollow” us. Unfollowing can be...

From 4/21/2019 Indeed it’s difficult to linger in a place of lost hope, but Mary did. It teaches us important lessons about what happens when we’re steadfast...

From 4-14-2019 United in mission. Untied for service. They are two key themes that ultimately serve as a vehicle that makes Christ visible. In the featured Gospel...