Our Mission:
Connecting People to Jesus Christ and to One Another.
Our Vision:
To be THE bridge to community connection, collaboration
and common ground through Jesus Christ.
Connecting People to Jesus Christ and to One Another.
Our Vision:
To be THE bridge to community connection, collaboration
and common ground through Jesus Christ.
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join us for worshipWorship 9:30-10:30 AM every Sunday
First Sundays of the month include the Sacrament of Communion Fellowship Time 10:30 AM Children & Youth Sunday School Classes 9:45-10:30 AM Attend in-person worship or via livestream via YouTube. View previously Recorded Worship Services.
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meet whiskers!Meet Miss Gayle and Whiskers, our very own church mouse! Whiskers is so popular, he has his own Whiskers YouTube channel. "Wait a minute" and take a look!
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A message from our pastorMay, 2023
Dear MUMC Family and Friends, Mother's Day is hard for many people due to various reasons. Some women are infertile and have longed for a child in their lives and are about to lose hope. Some have lost new lives to miscarriage or stillbirth. Others have not spoken with their estranged mothers for years, others whose mothers have passed away, and still others who have been unable to be a source of strength and love for their children. So many people face Mother's Day with ambivalence—gladness and sadness with the challenging job called motherhood. And sometimes we have myths about motherhood as we take cues from TV or greeting cards. As a result, women who do not fit these fantasies are wounded on Mother's Day. But the Bible offers real stories of real women's lives. Naomi and Ruth were left childless and widowed. Sarah, Rachel and Hannah experienced infertility for a long time. A nameless Canaanite woman swallowed her pride for the sake of her daughter. Mary saw her son’s death on a cross. Scripture tells those stories to tell us there is not a one-size-fits-all journey of motherhood. So friends, on Mother’s day, as we celebrate the many blessings we have received from our mothers, let’s give our blessings of prayer: For our mothers, who have given us life and love, that we may show them reverence and love; for mothers who have lost a child through death, that their faith may give them hope and their family and friends support and console them; for women, though without children of their own, who like mothers have nurtured and cared for us; and for mothers, who have been unable to be a source of strength, who have not responded to their children and have not sustained their families. (The UM Book of Worship) Come join us to celebrate the Mother’s Day and receive the love of God who mothers us all! In Christ, Sue May Preaching Schedule May 7: Communion Sunday: Luke 24:13-35 “When he was at the table with them” May 14: Mother’s Day/Festival of the Christian Home Allison Tinsley-Fuller will preach May 21: Ascension Sunday: Acts 1:1-11 “Now What?” May 28: Pentecost, the birthday of the church: Acts 2:1-21 Sunday, May 28: Pentecost Sunday Sunday, May 28 is Pentecost, known as the birthday of the church! We invite you to come to Worship in person, and wear something red (tie, shirt, scarf, earrings— any touch of red!) to celebrate this important day in the Christian Church! |
MUMC COVID-19 PRotocols
Posted August 22, 2022
Covid 19—The scientific information and tools available today have evolved. We know more about this virus and transmissibility. Vaccinations, boosters and treatments are available to lessen the severity of illness to individuals and risk to society. Virus transmission can be minimized with testing, high quality masks, and ventilation.
Each of us has personal health knowledge and risk factors.
It is key to assess your personal situation and consider the following.
Respectfully,
Susan Solverson, RN
MUMC Parish Nurse Team
Covid 19—The scientific information and tools available today have evolved. We know more about this virus and transmissibility. Vaccinations, boosters and treatments are available to lessen the severity of illness to individuals and risk to society. Virus transmission can be minimized with testing, high quality masks, and ventilation.
Each of us has personal health knowledge and risk factors.
It is key to assess your personal situation and consider the following.
- Are your vaccinations up-to-date?
- Based on your personal health are you at increased risk of severe illness?
- What is the vulnerability of others in your household and those you are in contact with? Are they immunocompromised?
- Are household members vaccine eligible and up-to-date?
- What is the community level of transmission?
- https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/your-health/covid-by-county.html
Respectfully,
Susan Solverson, RN
MUMC Parish Nurse Team
CURRENT CALENDAR OF EVENTS
How Do we CONNECT PEOPLE
TO JESUS CHRIST AND TO ONE ANOTHER?
By meeting the needs of individuals, church, community and world.
Join us in making a difference.
Join us in making a difference.
Meeting the needs of individuals |
meeting the needs of the church |
meeting the needs of the community |
meeting the needs of the world |
And much more! Contact our church office for more information.
upcoming events
calendar
Kids' Night Out
Friday, June 2 6-8 p.m. Fellowship Hall
Fun, Food, Games and Crafts! Join us!
Pancake Breakfast and Plant Sale!
Sunday, June 4 immediately after worship service
Parish Nurses' Walk
Sunday, June 11 4 p.m. Location TBA
Bobby Jo Valentine in concert!
Friday, June 16 7:00 p.m. Sanctuary
June is LGBT Pride Month, and Mequon UMC is celebrating by sharing Bobby Jo's message of love and i inclusivity, focusing on cultivating a larger, kinder, more welcoming faith for everyone!
Friday, June 2 6-8 p.m. Fellowship Hall
Fun, Food, Games and Crafts! Join us!
Pancake Breakfast and Plant Sale!
Sunday, June 4 immediately after worship service
Parish Nurses' Walk
Sunday, June 11 4 p.m. Location TBA
Bobby Jo Valentine in concert!
Friday, June 16 7:00 p.m. Sanctuary
June is LGBT Pride Month, and Mequon UMC is celebrating by sharing Bobby Jo's message of love and i inclusivity, focusing on cultivating a larger, kinder, more welcoming faith for everyone!
WORSHIP
June 4: Communion Sunday Sermon: Presence (Worship)
June 11: President of Council of Bishops' message:
Ezekiel 37:1-14 "Reclaim, Revive, Renew"
June 18: Sermon: Gifts
June 25: Sermon: Service
July 2: Sermon: Witness
June 11: President of Council of Bishops' message:
Ezekiel 37:1-14 "Reclaim, Revive, Renew"
June 18: Sermon: Gifts
June 25: Sermon: Service
July 2: Sermon: Witness
worship music
June 4: Allison Tinsley-Fuller
June 18: Chancel Choir
June 18: Chancel Choir