First United Methodist Church of Roseville

06/14/2026

Join us tomorrow as we continue our worship series Summer Shorts: Tiny Stories, Big Questions.

This Sunday, Pastor Angel will take a closer look at Second Letter of John, a short but powerful letter that speaks deeply about walking in both truth and love—and what it means to hold the two together in our daily lives and faith.

We hope you’ll join us for worship as we explore this timely message together.

06/09/2026

We launched our summer worship series, Summer Shorts: Tiny Stories, Big Questions, this past Sunday with the story of Jonah.

For such a short book, Jonah is packed with big questions about faithfulness and resistance, exclusivity and grace, and what happens when God's mercy extends beyond the boundaries we would draw ourselves.

We were also grateful for our Ring-Out Danger Team, who helped open and close our worship service as we observed Wear Orange Sunday, raising awareness about gun violence and lifting up our call to work and pray for safer communities.

If you missed worship—or would like to revisit the message—you can watch the service here:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u4reQ-CozEo

What big questions does the story of Jonah raise for you?

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06/09/2026

First Things First | This Week @ First Church Roseville

✔ Pastor's Note
✔ Pastor Angel participates in Ecumenical Pride Service
✔ This Week's Summer Shorts: Second John
✔ Joyful Celebration for Love Korean UMC's Relocation to Roseville
✔ And more...

Link: https://conta.cc/4ev5ajY

06/09/2026

We had a full house on Sunday afternoon for the Service of Relocation for Love Korean United Methodist Church! It was wonderful to formally mark this new season of shared space, and shared ministry, here in Roseville with so many of our Korean UMC clergy and congregations from throughout the conference.

06/07/2026

Pastor Angel had the privilege of representing the United Methodist Church at Saturday’s Ecumenical Pride Service at Trinity Episcopal Cathedral in Midtown Sacramento.

It was a beautiful way to begin Pride Month, gathering with Christians from a variety of traditions to worship, pray, and celebrate God’s expansive love.

We are grateful for opportunities to build relationships across denominations and to join our voices in proclaiming the good news: all are beloved children of God. ❤️🏳️‍🌈

06/05/2026

☀️ Summer is here, and so is a new worship series! ☀️

Join us this Sunday as we kick off Summer Shorts: Tiny Books, Big Questions. Throughout the summer, we'll explore some of the Bible's shortest books and discover the big questions they raise for our faith and life together.

This week, we'll dive into the Book of Jonah, a short story about running away, second chances, and the surprising reach of God's mercy.

Summer also marks the beginning of our casual season. Come comfortable, come curious, and join us as we journey through these small but powerful books of the Bible.

Worship begins at 10:00 a.m. We would love to see you there!

06/01/2026

On Trinity Sunday, we joyfully welcomed Trudy and Joseph as the newest members of the First Church community!

Welcome home, Trudy and Joseph!

05/31/2026

🙃 A verse for all those who have the difficult task of preaching on the mystery of the Holy Trinity this weekend! 🙏

05/25/2026

❤️‍🔥 Come, Holy Spirit, come! ❤️‍🔥

We are so excited to welcome Claudia as a new member of our First Church community this Pentecost Sunday!

05/24/2026

Celebrate what the Spirit is doing among us, in us, and through us!
Sunday at 10:00 am

❤️ On Pentecost, We Wear Red ❤️

Join us this Sunday as we celebrate the outpouring of God’s Spirit and the birthday of the Church! Pentecost is a day of unity, renewal, and hope as we remember the Spirit moving among the first disciples and among us still today.

Together, we’ll give thanks for where God has brought us and look ahead to the future God is still unfolding in our midst.

Come, Holy Spirit, come!
And don’t forget to wear red