Columbia United Methodist Church

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06/16/2026

In the Gospel lesson last Sunday (Matthew 9:35–10:8), Jesus looked at the crowds and was moved with compassion. He didn’t simply notice their pain. He moved toward it. Compassion, at its heart, is love in motion.

The poet Rumi wrote:
"In this earth,
in this immaculate field,
we shall not plant any seeds
except for compassion,
except for love."

What if that became our practice this week? What if every conversation, every encounter, every decision became an opportunity to sow seeds of compassion? The world gives us plenty of reasons to plant fear, anger, and division. Christ calls us to something better.

May we be people who truly see others, move toward those who are hurting, and leave behind a harvest of love wherever we go.

Today CUMC had the pleasure of participating in JOY Carnival an event of J.O.Y. Ministries’ Mission Week. Pastor Ryan, K...
06/11/2026

Today CUMC had the pleasure of participating in JOY Carnival an event of J.O.Y. Ministries’ Mission Week. Pastor Ryan, Kyle Ballou, Zarah, and Zaida worked the David vs Goliath Slingshot Challenge. Around 300 community kids had a blast at the carnival, and we had no telling how many try their hand at knocking down cups. A big thank you to Kyle for getting the slingshot challenge together.

A big thank you to MIG and the Adair County Progress! We are so excited to be celebrating 225 years of ministry and serv...
06/11/2026

A big thank you to MIG and the Adair County Progress! We are so excited to be celebrating 225 years of ministry and service to Columbia and Adair County. We have had so many wonderful memories over the years, and are so excited for many more great memories to come!

Some exciting news! We are so happy to announce our VBS for this summer, July 27-31 from 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm. It’s one of ...
06/11/2026

Some exciting news! We are so happy to announce our VBS for this summer, July 27-31 from 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm. It’s one of our favorite times of the year! We always have a wonderful time of fellowship, 🎶music, 🎨crafts, friends, and food. We can’t wait to see you there!

Two Sundays ago, we had the blessing of honoring and sending theses two wonderful graduates into their next adventures! ...
06/10/2026

Two Sundays ago, we had the blessing of honoring and sending theses two wonderful graduates into their next adventures! Amber Loy graduated from Lindsey Wilson University with a Bachelor of Art in Communication and Human Services and Counseling. She is going to pursue a Master’s in Speech Language Pathology and Communication Disorders at WKU. JT Loy graduated from Adair County High School and is pursuing a Bachelor of Art in Business from Lindsey Wilson University. Please send them lots of prayers and support on their upcoming journeys!

It is Worship Wednesday night! Food, fellowship, and music from our youth. All ages are invited. 6:30-7:30.
05/27/2026

It is Worship Wednesday night! Food, fellowship, and music from our youth. All ages are invited. 6:30-7:30.

05/11/2026

Yesterday in worship, we reflected on what it means to live with “A Love That Shapes the World.” In a time when outrage, division, and fear often seem louder than compassion, we were reminded that the love of Christ calls us to something different.

Not a weak love.
Not a passive love.
But a love that listens, shows up, forgives, comforts, and refuses to give up on people.

This week choose one relationship where it would be easier to withdraw, argue, or ignore, and instead, show up with Christ-shaped love.

Who in your life might your presence, compassion, and love?

05/07/2026

Sometimes faith looks like building an ark before there’s a cloud in the sky. Sometimes it looks like Paul staying steady in the middle of uncertain waters. And sometimes it looks like simply choosing to praise God when life feels overwhelming.

In Genesis 6, Noah trusted God enough to keep building. In Acts 27, Paul trusted God enough to keep moving forward through the storm. And in Psalm 66, the people are reminded to bless God because He preserves life even through trials.

Faith is not pretending storms do not exist. Faith is trusting that God is still present in the middle of them.

Here’s a challenge as you move through life: Trust that God is already walking with you through whatever life brings your way.

05/04/2026

Yesterday, we talked about what it means to follow Jesus when life feels uncertain. In a world where so much feels unclear, Jesus doesn’t always give us a map, but He gives us Himself.

This week, maybe faith looks less like having all the answers and more like taking the next step, trusting that God is already there.

Where in your life right now is God inviting you to trust Him, even if you can’t see the whole path?

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