McCordsville UMC

09/07/2026

“Now there was in Joppa a disciple named Tabitha… She was full of good works and acts of charity.” — Acts 9:36

Tabitha’s faith could be seen in the things she did for others. She noticed what people needed and responded with the gifts she had.

Love does not always arrive through grand gestures. Sometimes it looks like a meal, a phone call, a handmade gift, or simply showing up.

Where could your care become something someone can see and feel?

09/06/2026

Good morning and welcome to McCordsville United Methodist Church and our traditional Sunday service. We are so happy that you have chosen to spend part of your day with us as we celebrate our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. Have a BLESSED day!!

09/05/2026

09/04/2026

Love is often stitched into the ordinary things we do for one another.

This Sunday, lay speaker Mike Edson will share “Stitched with Love,” drawn from the story of Tabitha—a woman remembered for turning compassion into action.

Join us as we consider how our own gifts, however simple they may seem, can become part of something much larger.

Sunday, September 6
Worship at 9:30 AM
McCordsville United Methodist Church
6247 W. Broadway | McCordsville, IN

08/30/2026

Good morning and welcome to McCordsville United Methodist Church and our traditional Sunday service. We are happy that you have decided to spend part of your day with us as we celebrate our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. Have a BLESSED day!!

08/29/2026

CHANGE OF PLANS — PICTURE DAY POSTPONED

Our Church Picture Day scheduled for Sunday, August 30 has been postponed.

Don’t worry — we still want those smiling faces! We’re working on rescheduling Picture Day for October, and we’ll share the new date and times as soon as everything is confirmed.

Please help us spread the word to anyone who may have been planning to have their picture taken tomorrow.

Stay tuned for the new October date!

08/29/2026

The clay was reshaped. Mark was given another chapter. And Paul eventually saw him differently.

Throughout this week, grace hasn’t looked like pretending mistakes don’t matter. It has looked like refusing to believe mistakes have to be the end of the story.

We’re all still being shaped. That means there is room to grow, to reconsider, to forgive, and sometimes even to begin again.

Grace is required because none of us is finished yet.

Reflection: Where could a little more grace make room for a new chapter?