Ellendale United Methodist Church

Ellendale United Methodist Church ELLENDALE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH

Ellendale United Methodist Church offers two worship opportunities each Sunday.
8:45am - Sunday School
9:00am - Fellowship
10:00am - In-person and Facebook Live Worship

Jesus looked at the hurting people around Him and said, "The harvest is plentiful, but the laborers are few." 🌾Every day...
06/16/2026

Jesus looked at the hurting people around Him and said, "The harvest is plentiful, but the laborers are few." 🌾

Every day, opportunities surround us to make a difference in someone's life. There are people longing for encouragement, healing, understanding, and hope. Yet many times we assume someone else will step in.

We pray for solutions. πŸ™
We pray for healing. πŸ™
We pray for change. πŸ™

And prayer is essential.

But what if God is calling us to become part of the answer?

The needs of the world can feel overwhelming, but Jesus reminds us that even small acts of faithfulness matter. A conversation, an act of kindness, a moment of grace, or a helping hand can become a glimpse of God's kingdom breaking into someone's life. ❀️

The harvest is still plentiful today. The question is not whether there is work to do. The question is whether we are willing to step into the field.

06/15/2026

You carry a unique story of pain, but you are never truly alone in that struggle. Recognizing this shared human experience helps you find deeper connection and healing in difficult times. How do you find hope when life hurts the most?

There is no shortage of pain in the world. πŸ’” It shows up in our homes, our communities, our relationships, and even with...
06/15/2026

There is no shortage of pain in the world. πŸ’” It shows up in our homes, our communities, our relationships, and even within our own hearts. Some pain is visible. Some remains hidden behind smiles and routine.

In this week's message, Jesus looks upon the crowds and sees people who are hurting, struggling, and searching for hope. He doesn't turn away from their suffering. He moves toward it with compassion. ❀️

Compassion is more than feeling sorry for someone. It is allowing another person's pain to touch our hearts deeply enough that we are moved to respond. Sometimes that response is a kind word. Sometimes it's listening. Sometimes it's standing alongside someone who feels alone. 🀝

The good news of the Gospel is that God does not ignore human suffering. Through Jesus, we see a God who enters into our pain, understands our struggles, and calls us to do the same for one another.

As followers of Christ, we are invited not to avoid the broken places of life, but to bring God's love, hope, mercy, and healing into them. ✨

What pain around you might be calling for compassion today?

06/14/2026

πŸŽ‰ This year, the United Methodist Church is celebrating 70 years of full clergy rights and ordination for women. πŸŽ‰

In this sermon clip, Rev. Joshua shares a personal story that highlights both the joy of answering God's call and the pain that can come when someone is told that call isn't valid. πŸ’”

The story serves as a powerful reminder that every time the Church discourages or dismisses a God-given calling, it risks losing a voice, a witness, and a ministry that could have transformed lives. ✨

As United Methodists, we believe that God's call is not limited by gender. πŸ™Œ We celebrate the women who have faithfully answered that call, the pioneers who helped pave the way, and those who continue to serve Christ and the Church today. ❀️

🌟 When people are encouraged to follow where God is leading them, the whole Church is strengthened.
🌟 When diverse gifts are welcomed, the Gospel is proclaimed more fully.
🌟 When God's call is honored, lives are changed.

As the denomination marks this important anniversary, this message invites all believers to consider how they can support, encourage, and nurture the callings God places on the hearts of others. πŸ™

πŸ’¬ How has someone encouraged you to follow God's calling in your life?

06/14/2026

Jesus looks at the hurting crowds with deep compassion in Matthew chapters 9 and 10. He asks his disciples to pray for laborers to enter the harvest of human pain. Immediately after they pray, Jesus sends those very same disciples out to be the answer to their own prayer. This passage shows that true faith requires aligning our lives with our prayers by offering our own hands and feet to heal a broken world. We must face both our own suffering and the pain of others to discover real compassion.

Are you ready to move beyond passive prayer and become an active force for healing in your community? Watch this video to discover how you can align your daily life with God's love and become the helper you are praying for.





06/11/2026

You can find true balance by aligning yourself with the people around you and your highest values. This practice connects you deeply with others while keeping you grounded in love and grace. How can you realign your life to focus on what matters most today?

✝️ At the heart of Matthew 9 is a powerful reminder: Jesus was never distracted by interruptions because He was always a...
06/11/2026

✝️ At the heart of Matthew 9 is a powerful reminder: Jesus was never distracted by interruptions because He was always aligned with God's purpose.

He saw hope where others saw hopelessness.
He saw life where others saw death.
He saw possibilities where others saw obstacles.

When He arrived at the synagogue leader's home, everyone believed the story was over.

Jesus disagreed.

πŸŒ… Where others saw an ending, Jesus saw a beginning.

Sometimes our lives become misaligned by fear, disappointment, busyness, or doubt. Yet God continually calls us back toward faith, mercy, hope, and love.

Perhaps the question for us today is simple:

What in my life needs realignment?

Who needs a helping hand?
Who needs encouragement?
Who needs to know they are seen and loved?

When we align our hearts with God's purpose and our hands with the needs of others, we become living reflections of Christ's love in the world.

✨ Grace doesn't just change our directionβ€”it changes our vision.




06/10/2026

Life's constant interruptions often feel overwhelming. You can choose to view these unexpected disruptions as moments for personal realignment. How do you handle daily interruptions?

πŸš§πŸ“– Ladies, we've hit a small bump in the road... literally! πŸ˜„Due to paving work around the church this week, our Women's...
06/10/2026

πŸš§πŸ“– Ladies, we've hit a small bump in the road... literally! πŸ˜„

Due to paving work around the church this week, our Women's Bible Study will be taking a brief pause. While the fresh pavement gets settled in, we're taking an extra week before gathering again.

✨ Good news! We'll be back at our usual time on Thursday, June 18, ready for fellowship, study, laughter, and encouragement.

πŸ’› Thank you for your flexibility and understanding as we make improvements to our church home. We like to think we're paving the way for even smoother journeys ahead! πŸ˜‰

Until then, enjoy the extra week, stay safe around the construction, and know that we can't wait to see you again soon!

🌳 Faith. Fellowship. Growth. That's who we are.

Address

7217 Centralia Road
Ellendale, TN
38135

Opening Hours

Monday 8:30am - 12:30pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 2pm
Thursday 8:30am - 12:30pm
Sunday 8:30am - 11am

Telephone

+19013860205

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