Admittedly, this might seem like a bold statement, but it is our way of affirming every person’s sacred value and potential. We believe God loves us, and therefore, our lives work best when we live according to Christ-like love. Seeing Christ in every person means we are committed to living together as a family, as God’s beloved community. Undeniably, this takes commitment, discipline, and sacrifice, but it is worth it.
With that in mind, Methodist Temple strives to be a safe, non-judgmental community where people can connect, share their gifts, and explore what God is doing within their lives. We are committed to loving and being in ministry with all people.
Our Sunday services are a time for our community to come together in fellowship, worship, and reflection.
Whether you’re seeking connection with others or God, or simply a moment of peace, our doors are open to all. 
We invite you this Sunday to join our congregation in worship and teaching to renew your spirit, deepen your faith, and find inspiration for the week ahead. If you have any questions or want to talk before you attend please don’t hesitate to contact us. We hope to see you soon!
The United Methodist Church is a worldwide connection of more than 12 million members in Africa, Asia, Europe and the United States. We are the person next door, the church on the other side of the country, and the worshiping community across the globe. Together, we share a legacy of living as disciples of Jesus Christ, sharing God’s love both in what we say and how we serve our neighbors.
The United Methodist Church is a member of the World Methodist Council — which ties together Methodist denominations worldwide.
The United Methodist Church shares a great deal with other Christian denominations. We believe God’s grace is open to all, and therefore practice “open Communion”–meaning that anyone may participate in receiving Communion. We believe salvation is an open gift from God, accepted by individuals according to their own free will. The United Methodist denomination is a “big tent” theologically, providing space for theological discourse and, at times, disagreement.
Like many other Christian groups, we affirm the beliefs expressed in the Apostles Creed. These include:
John Wesley, the founder of the Methodist movement, taught that we pursue our faith in community and action with others. We practice a social holiness. We insist that personal salvation always involves Christian mission and service to the world. The United Methodist Church has a long history of action and advocacy for social justice.
United Methodists are active in their communities and in the world through a variety of ways, including:
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