Local Church

The people of Community United Methodist Church in Port Hadlock, Washington have recently started to complement their existing support of UMCOR with a renewed focus and interest in the needs of their local community. For its pastor Scott Rosekrans, this interest has resulted in broader and more creative engagement by the church, and regular surprises on his pulpit on Sunday mornings.

Times and dates are subject to change. Information courtesy of umcmission.org. Special thanks to Joan Hackett. Jeffrey Hoover & Ellen Hoover Monday, Sept. 14 Leavenworth UMC, Potluck...

Messy Church celebrates multi-generational relationships and discipleship By Scott Klepach, Jr. There are scavenger hunts and painting crafts. Or, there are camp songs and googly-eyes But...

The Rev. John Shaffer demonstrates the use of a PET, or Personal Energy Transportation handbike. It is used to help those unable to use...

The praise team from First United Methodist Church in Bellevue, Wash. brought a joyful noise during the Seattle District fund-raising event for the Rebuild:...

Lenten Soup Supper Series: Stories of Pain and Hope By The Rev. Nancy Ferree-Clark As the congregation of Federal Way United Methodist Church, we believe that storytelling...

By Patrick Scriven In a drama that played itself out in the Seattle Post-Intelligencer in 1895, conflicting values of late 19th century Methodism – namely...

Kheira B., a young person at Puyallup UMC, helped bring her vision of helping those in need with a Blessing Box - a take-what-you-need...

Port Hadlock Community United Methodist pastor Scott Rosekrans shares a low-cost mission his church engages in. How did they discover it? They listened to understand what was really needed.

By Marilyn Church | Images courtesy of Jesse N. Love, Wikipedia* "In 2015, Conconully was evacuated for a week; the fires never came into the town...