Woodbury United Methodist Church
Love Spoken Here Click here for the Ephesians studyClick Here to livestream worshipWelcome to WUMC!
Our Beliefs & Values
We are a welcoming Christian fellowship who celebrate and share God’s love with everyone.
We seek a closer relationship with Jesus Christ. Inspired by His example, we strive to be God’s hands in this world. Empowered by God’s word, we proclaim the Gospel and serve through worship, study, mission, and community support.
New Bible Study: Ephesians
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Newest Happenings at WUMC
Tag Sale
Tag Sale Come visit our tag sale on Saturday, May 27th to find some treasure! Our tag sale will feature lots of furniture, home goods, kitchenware, toys & more! Hours are 8:30 AM to 2:30 PM - stop by & have a look, rain or shine! .
Sermon Series: Black Panther / Wakanda Forever
May 21: Black PantherMay 28: Wakanda Forever This two-part exploration of themes in two of the most popular Marvel films finds some surprisingly big idea being explored: What are our responsibilities to one another? Is it inevitable that we will repeat the pattern set...
May 2023 Bible Study: Ephesians
Join us as we take a deep dive into this powerful, challenging scripture. Class meets Sunday morning before worship, or Tuesday evening via zoom.
Wilderness Epilogue: There and Back Again
Some return from the wilderness having had a grand adventure, others are scarred by it. How can we learn from our time in the wilderness to emerge stronger and closer to God?
This week at WUMC:
Latest Sermons
The Parable of the Black Panther
Worship Elements for May 21, 2023 1 Samuel 15:34-16:13 2 Corinthians 5
To An Unknown Mother
Worship Elements for May 14, 2023 Acts 17:22-31
Ecuador 2023
Worship Elements for May 7, 2023
Can’t We All Just Get Along?
Worship Elements for April 30, 2023 Psalm 23, Acts of the Apostles 2:42-47
We’ve Been Framed
Worship Elements for April 23, 2023 Jeremiah 1: 4-7, 17-19 Ephesians 2: 1-10
Wilderness Epilogue: There and Back Again
Some return from the wilderness having had a grand adventure, others are scarred by it. How can we learn from our time in the wilderness to emerge stronger and closer to God?