Morgantown United Methodist Church

02/05/2026

Have you ever asked or reflected on this faith question ? Why Did Jesus Have to Die Anyway ?✝️

Lent season invites us to slow down, reflect, and ask the deep questions of faith. One question many people carry—sometimes quietly—is this: Why did Jesus have to die? This is an honest question to ask and it is OK to ask !

At Morgantown UMC, we believe faith is strong enough to hold honest questions. Jesus welcomed seekers, doubters, and disciples alike—and still does.

Every Sunday - Beginning Sunday February 22nd through Sunday March 25th @ 9:30am-10:30am in Altruist Sunday school class, we invite you to join us for a Lenten study where we explore the meaning of Jesus’ death on the cross—not just as a doctrine, but as a story of love, sacrifice, grace, and hope. This will be a relational space for conversation, listening, Scripture, and shared reflection, where every voice matters.

Whether you’re certain, unsure, curious, or searching—you are welcome.
Come journey with us this Lent as we seek to understand what the cross means for our lives today as individuals, families and communities.

05/24/2025

HAPPY MEMORIAL DAY.

SEE YOU TOMORROW AT WORSHIP (10:30 AM) AS WE HONOR THOSE WHO DIDN'T COME HOME

05/17/2025

ATTENDING CHANGE MANAGEMENT AT ST LUKE UMC.

04/20/2025

HAPPY EASTER! HE IS RISEN

04/20/2025

Join us for Easter Sunday.

03/05/2025

Last year, Morgantown United Methodist Church, in partnership with Mary McCully and Hospital Sisters Mission Outreach, shipped a forty-foot container full of medical equipment to Habwawihe Medical Polyclinic-HMP

Last weekend, the hospital held a free screening campaign:
hypertension, diabetes (and people given medications)
eye diseases,
and audiology.

Free of charge.
Hundreds of people showed up.

The impact is enormous. These specialty services are usually unavailable, unaffordable, and inaccessible to ordinary people.

Please watch the video below. One of the doctors explained what the hospital does, and you will see the shipment being unloaded (they use the local language, but I hope you can enjoy the images).

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03/05/2025

It is Lent!
This Lent, we invite you to pray the Stations of the Cross, beginning March 5th (Ash Wednesday).

Please use the image, scripture, and questions as tools to pray and reflect.

Station 1: Pilate Condemns Jesus to die (week of March 5 - March 8):

“Very early in the morning, the chief priests, with the elders, the teachers of the law and the whole Sanhedrin, made their plans. So they bound Jesus, led him away and handed him over to Pilate... Wanting to satisfy the crowd, Pilate released Barabbas to them. He had Jesus flogged, and handed him over to be crucified.” (Mark 15:1-4,15)

Questions for reflection:

Where and when have you faced false condemnation?

Are there people you may have condemned who might need your forgiveness?

02/16/2025

Today's Worship is Canceled.

See you for a Facebook live session at 10:30 am.

01/28/2025

https://vimeo.com/1045121944

Bishop Dan Schwerin reads the Council of Bishop's Pastoral Letter Addressing Plight of Migrants, Immigrants, and Refugees

01/27/2025

12/25/2024

MERRY CHRISTMAS.

12/24/2024

Join us for Christmas Eve Service tonight, Dec. 24, at 7pm.

Hope to see you then!