Come as you are. Our church family varies in how we dress.
From jeans to suits, we hope you’ll join us in a worship.
“If we clothe ourselves with humility, then no matter how we dress,
we will honor and reflect Christ.”
– John Bloom
It’s church, but not as you know it.
Messy Church is a way of being church for families and others. It is Christ centered for all ages, based on creativity, hospitality and celebration.
Messy Church is the first Wednesday
of each month at 6:00 p.m.
For more information click HERE
Online Options:
For Pastor Randy’s YouTube Service
This is a shortened version of the Sunday Service (No Music). It is available after 12:01am Sunday morning. Click the link above to go directly to our website. (Once on our website, scroll down to the online options.
This is a shortened version of the Sunday Service (No Music). It is available after 12:01am Sunday morning. Click the link above to go directly to our website. (Once on our website, scroll down to the online options.
Blended Worship, 11:00 a.m.
Electronic Attendance
If you are viewing our service via livestream we would love to know, please complete the Electronic Attendance form.
Due to the extreme temperatures on Wednesday, January 22, the office staff will be working from home. You can still reach the church office by phone, as calls will be forwarded to the Administrator. Alternatively, you may email the Administrator at admin@willoughbyumc.org.
Stay warm everyone!
Stay Updated
Prayers
Need Prayer?We’ll Pray For You
If you are in need of Pastoral Care
please call the Church Office at 440-942-9068.
If it is after hours please call
Pastor Randy May
at 614-306-2678
Gifts
Things to Know
Connect and Grow
See Our Adult Fellowship Opportunities
Discover ways to connect and engage with our community.
Discover ways to connect and engage with our community.
Explore Our Bible Study Opportunities
Discover ways to deepen your faith and connect with others through Bible study.
Discover ways to deepen your faith and connect with others through Bible study.
There is always something fun happening
here at WUMC!
Food Pantry Ministry
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Provision Sunday will take place on Sunday, January 26.
If you’d like a refrigerator magnet as a reminder, you can pick one up at
the Welcome Desk in the Office area.
Food Distribution
Second Thursday of the Month
4:00-5:00 p.m.
in our back parking lot.
Preschool
East Ohio Conference Information
Postponed: MLK Day 2025 Worship Service
Due to expected arctic cold weather forecast to move into Ohio overnight on Saturday, the Sunday, January 19 service celebrating the legacy of the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. has been postponed.
Due to expected arctic cold weather forecast to move into Ohio overnight on Saturday, the Sunday, January 19 service celebrating the legacy of the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. has been postponed.
The event has been rescheduled for Sunday, February 23 from 4:00 – 6:00 p.m. at Garfield Memorial Church in Pepper Pike. The keynote speaker will be retired Bishop Julius C. Trimble, general secretary of the General Board of Church & Society.
Read Bishop Jung’s Soul Food Messages on the EOC Website
Soul Food is a column that Bishop Hee-Soo Jung has been publishing for years to share important messages with laity and clergy of the Church. The Communications team has added on the homepage of the Conference website a quick link to access bishop’s Soul Food columns.
Soul Food is a column that Bishop Hee-Soo Jung has been publishing for years to share important messages with laity and clergy of the Church. The Communications team has added on the homepage of the Conference website a quick link to access bishop’s Soul Food columns.
In his latest column “May We Each Live as One of the Magi” Bishop Jung shares part of his faith story.
“I first believed in Jesus when I was 16 years-old in Korea. That belief was a cultural shock to my life. The life of Jesus Christ came to me as a powerful light that pushed through the pessimism, the darkness, and the hopelessness I had been wrestling with. It added to my cultural identity. Yes, I was Korean, but I was also becoming a Christian,” he writes. “The story of the wise men, the magi, who went to Bethlehem to worship before the baby Jesus was born has become the central discourse of my life. I have been on a 50-year pilgrimage seeking to live like Christ since converting to Christianity in my youth.”
Bishop Jung encourages each of us to appreciate who we are and what we have to offer God and others.
“The Christmas story brings us joy because it reminds us that we all have something that we can give to God. Let us rejoice, O my Beloved! Let us enter the love of God and let us see God’s beauty.”
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