Ellerbe First United Methodist Church

Ellerbe First United Methodist Church The Ellerbe First UMC community of faith is committed to reaching beyond the walls of the church building to share the love of Jesus.

01/29/2022

We are having service tomorrow at 11AM. We will enter through the fellowship hall for safety. PLEASE do not try to go up the steps that are closest to the street. We do not want anyone to fall or hurt themselves. If it is unsafe for you to come to church, please stay home and know that the Lord is there with you.

01/22/2022

Due to inclement weather, there will be no service tomorrow at 11am. There will be a joint prayer service at Mt. Pleasant at 2pm!

01/15/2022

Out of an abundance of caution for our community, we will not be having church service or Sunday school tomorrow. Stay safe, friends!

10/16/2021

Gumbo dinner tonight at 6pm outside at Mt. Pleasant at the picnic tables. If it rains, we will move to the community building across the street! Come one, come all!

06/30/2021

Come out tonight and fellowship with us at Wednesday Night Community Meal at 6:00pm. We are having a potluck tonight! Come one, come all!! :)

06/23/2021

Come and fellowship with us tonight for our first Wednesday night meal inside! Tonight at 6pm!! We are having Sloppy Joe’s and other delicious things! We would love to see your faces this evening.

Holding all Mandy's family and friends close in prayer. Visitation with the family today on the EUMC grounds 2-5 pm
09/19/2020

Holding all Mandy's family and friends close in prayer. Visitation with the family today on the EUMC grounds 2-5 pm

09/10/2020

As we enter the fall, Bishop Ward updates us on several ways the Methodist connection binds us together.

09/02/2020

We who live have received a legacy from those who've come before, and we who live are called to create a legacy for those who come after us.

08/12/2020

Bishop Ward and members of conference disaster ministry teams move to help people affected by Hurricane Isaias in Bertie County.

08/08/2020

“Methodism began as a movement of the poor, for the poor, by the poor, and with the poor. Failure to be in friendship and ministry with the poor, the imprisoned, and the vulnerable people of the world is a betrayal of the gospel as communicated through the Wesleyan tradition.” - Bishop Kenneth L. Carder

Address

2281 N Main Street
Ellerbe, NC
28338

Telephone

(910) 652-6201

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