To grow in God's love as we connect, serve, and enable others to be disciples of Jesus Christ.
To grow in God's love as we connect, serve, and enable others to be disciples of Jesus Christ.
join our worship service every sunday in person at 11:30 a.m., or online
announcements
DIAPER DONATION DRIVE
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We're partnering with theÂ
Pregnancy Aid Center
in College Park
to collect diapers for families in need.
The center is in urgent need of diapers of all sizes.
Please place your donations in the designated collection box.
Thank you for making a difference!
connected
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During the month of November, we will begin a four-week sermon series titled CONNECTED.
Together, we will explore how to recognize life as a gift, affirm that everyone matters and belongs, reconnect with our God-given purpose, and participate more fully in God’s mission. As we grow in Christ, generosity becomes a joyful response to God’s grace—not an obligation, but an expression of our faith and gratitude.
sermons
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August 30
The Most Popular Psalm on the Planet
by Rev. Wally Williams,
Guest Pastor
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September 6
Lost and FoundÂ
by Rev. Wally Williams,
Guest Pastor
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September 13
Forgiven to Forgive
by Aaron Maitland,
Certified Lay Leader
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September 20
The Motivators for Worship
by Rev. Wally Williams, Guest Pastor
Description:
What is it that we do together each Sunday morning and several times on other days during the church year?
WORSHIP!
Yes, we can worship collectively as a group or privately as an individual. We can praise God by kneeling, raising hands, praying, giving, and singing. We can take our worship from the interior of the church and go outside the walls and express our worship by serving and lifting up others!  Worship starts with knowing, valuing, and treasuring the almighty God as well as thanking God for His pardoning mercy and abundant grace! We, at CPUMC and MMUMC, are going to dig deep into two questions in the light of our Wesleyan heritage.
- What is Worship?
- What are our Motivators to Worship?
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September 27
God has helped, God is helping, God will help.    Â
by Mary Lou Sowden, Lay Leader
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October 4
Unity in DiversityÂ
by Mandy Monson,
Lay ServantÂ
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October 11
Rejoicing in the Lord!
by Rev. Evelyn Romero
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October 18
A Faith That Speaks Through Our Lives               Â
by Rev. Evelyn Romero
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October 25
Tested
by Rev. Evelyn Romero
FAQ
Enter through the double glass door adjacent to the parking lot.
We believe God calls us to pursue him just as we are, inside and out, so we nurture
an engaging, relaxed, and an inviting atmosphere.
Join us for a Sunday Traditional: In Person or Online 11:30 am.
You will be greeted with a smile, warmth, and hospitality on your first (and every)
visit. You will not be expected to stand up, introduce yourself, or come to the altar.
Wear what makes you most comfortable.
The United Methodist Church, including College Park, practices open communion.
All are welcome to the Lord’s Table. You do not need to be a member of or any to
receive Communion. There are no age requirements – children are invited to take
Communion if the parents wish, and they need not have been confirmed. There
will be liturgy that is call and response, bread will be broken, grape juice shared to
all who wish to receive.