Morningside Ministry - UMC

05/31/2025

Today our worship focuses on the fervent prayer of Jesus Christ regarding his disciples that we would be one just as he and the Father in Heaven are one. Holy Communion will be celebrated.

05/03/2025

Join us in our worship as we focus on another appearance of the risen Christ recorded in the Gospel of John, which gives us an understanding as to what it would be like to encounter the risen Christ in our own midst, even now, and what would it entail in us after such an encounter(s).

08/20/2024

Both my physical and emotional well-being require substantial improvement in their diets.

06/29/2024

You are invited to join us in our worship as we focus on a Marcan healing story that has another healing story sandwiched in it, which together are revelatory regarding what Jesus’s healing ministry is all about and its implication on the meaning of faith and salvation.

06/01/2024

04/17/2024

The following pastoral letter, We Are on the Way to a Better Church comes from Bishop Ken Carter, Resident Bishop of the Western North Carolina Annual Conference and…

02/15/2024

I remember getting off the phone after receiving news of my father’s cancer diagnosis. I involuntarily fell to my knees and began to weep. Instantly, the ord...

02/11/2024

01/13/2024

Come, join us in worship as we focuse on Psalm 139 and John’s text on the calling of Philip and Nathanael. Along with last week’s focus on the confirmation of God’s love, we enter into mystical awareness of “being known by God,” the Author of our lives.

12/15/2023

Come, join us for our Saturday Worship and Awakening as we focus on the Isaiah text regarding what the Messiah came to do, a kind of job description, so to speak. This gives us a clearer understanding of what salvation is all about as well as our identity and vocation as Christians and a Christian congregation.
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12/09/2023

Come, join us for our Saturday Worship and Awakening as our focus is again on both the Isaiah and the Gospel of Mark texts, the deep passion for the necessary course change in human history in preparation for the coming of the Lord. We will spend some concerted time on the content and the direction/guidelines for this change, that the Gospel calls “repentance for the forgiveness of sins,” as a condition for an authentic "comforting" for the people now under suffering and bo***ge.
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