Centreville United Methodist Church welcomes all who are called by God to serve Jesus Christ as a community of faith, help, and hope. This community of faith makes disciples for Jesus Christ; ministers to our own; and is in mission to others.

Worship Services:

Worship services are on Sundays at 8:15, 9:30, 11:00, and 11:02 AM.   Nurseries are available at the 9:00 and 11:00 hour. Sunday school classes for children, youth and adults are held at both 9:30 and 11:00. If you have questions, please stop by the Welcome Table located just inside the front doors.  There are several friendly greeters waiting to welcome you and answer your questions.

First Steps

“New Member” classes are not just for new members anymore!

Perhaps you have been a member of another denomination, or you would like to transfer your membership from another Methodist church. Maybe you are a new believer and have never joined a church. Or perhaps you have been a member of CUMC for decades (or a few years) and feel as though you still have questions. First Steps has been designed with you in mind!

Take the First Steps along the Pathway to Discipleship by discovering what discipleship means. First Steps is a series of six classes, which will be offered three times a year, and will feature six topics. The next class series will begin on Sunday, April 18, 2010 from 9:30 to 10:45 AM in the Fellowship Hall classroom. Future classes will be held on October 3, 2010; January 23, 2011; and April 17, 2011.

“History and Doctrine of Methodism” led by Rev. Alan Felumlee 
“Introduction to the Bible” led by Rev. Bert Sikkelee
“What Do You Believe?” led by Rev. Jennifer Coffey
“How Christians Live in the 21st Century” led by Nancy Rowland, Former Mission Council leader
“Spiritual Gifts” led by Marci Huntsman, and
“On Becoming An Active Member” led by Ray Leonard, one of CUMC’s lay leaders and last year’s chairperson of the Planning and Policy Council.

Take the First Steps along the pathway to becoming a Disciple!

Missions:

Opportunities to serving in mission to others are available locally, nationally and internationally.