Sumner United Methodist Church

05/30/2026

05/23/2026

🕊️ Let’s Make Peace Together
Peace with Justice Sunday is coming! On May 31, we unite to support programs that foster peace and justice worldwide. Your gift can help transform lives and communities through:
💛 Establishing local social justice ministries
💛 Energizing networks of social advocacy and action
💛 Sustaining grants that support minority local church ministries
📢 Let’s come together to make a lasting impact!

05/20/2026

Peace with Justice Sunday is May 31st this year! This is a Special Sunday in which we raise awareness and have a special collection to support ministries just like what's shared here:

The PNW Conference Board of Church and Society, in partnership with United Women in Faith, is awarding Peace with Justice Grants to seven ministries across the conference. Recipients are addressing food insecurity, housing, mental health, domestic violence, media literacy, and more. The grants coinc...

05/09/2026

Pastor Vangie is on vacation starting May 9. We have some amazing voices to bring the messages for the next 3 Sundays. Our pastor will be back for Peace with Justice Sunday on May 31st.

05/08/2026

Youth Group tonight (May 8th)! 6:00 pm to 8: 00 p.m.

04/26/2026

Pastor Vangie mentioned this song in her sermon this morning. "All Nations Rise" by Lyla June,. You can watch it here on YouTube:

https://youtu.be/nr2VLI8jKww?si=pBLuQnkt-Beu0Lek

57K likes, 4K comments. "Lyla June - All Nations Rise (Official Music Video)"

04/07/2026

Eastertide continues on for the next several weeks!
Pastor Vangie shared this liturgy last Sunday. Did you know that the United Methodist Book of Worship has liturgy options for each Holy Day and Season?
You can read more of the liturgy shared yesterday here: https://www.umcdiscipleship.org/book-of-worship/the-great-thanksgiving-for-easter-day-or-season

04/06/2026

Our senior luncheon are on 2nd Thursdays of the month in our fellowship hall.

04/05/2026

Christ is Risen!
Happy Easter!

04/03/2026

Why is this day called "Good" Friday?

In this short video from The United Methodist Church, learn the 3rd century history behind the phrase, as well as how remembering this day moves us to the hope of Easter.

[This video was produced by United Methodist Communications in Nashville, Tennessee. ]