Worship Details

 

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

 
 
Our 8:00 a.m. Morning Blend Worship is a 30-minute gathering that takes place in the Fellowship Hall which is located in the lower level of our Church.  This worship includes hymns, scripture readings, a call to worship, prayer, a sermon, and weekly communion. This intimate and reflective service provides a meaningful time of worship in a welcoming setting.
Coffee and pastries are available to enjoy during the service.

 

 
 

 

Our 11:00 a.m. Blended Worship is an hour-long worship held in our Sanctuary on the main level of our church.  Each service experience features a blend of hymns, traditional, and contemporary music. The service includes a call to worship, a children’s chat, prayer, scripture readings, and a sermon. Communion is celebrated on the first Sunday of each month.
 
After the children’s chat, kids are invited to Faith Friends for Sunday School during the remainder of the service. A Toddler Room is also available for younger children, providing a welcoming space for families.
It’s church, but not as you know it.
 
Messy Church takes place on the first Wednesday of each month at 6:00 p.m. in our Fellowship Hall located in the lower level of our church.  Each month is a fun, themed gathering for all ages. It includes a provided meal, crafts, a message, and music that align with the theme. Everyone is welcome to join in this creative and engaging way to explore faith together!
 
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 will be available starting at 12:01 a.m. on Sunday morning.
Click the link above to visit our website. Once there, scroll down to find the online service options.

 May 4, Service

 
 
 
Sunday Service, 11:00 a.m.
 
 
 
 
 
 
Online Worship Check-In
If you are joining us for our service via livestream, we’d love to know you’re with us!
Please take a moment to complete the Online Worship Check-In form. Your presence, even from afar, is important to us.
Thank you for being part of our worship community!
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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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
 
There will be a basket on the Chancel starting May 18
to place your filled baby bottle.
 
Connect and Grow
 
 
See Our Adult Fellowship Opportunities
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.
 
There is always something fun happening
here at WUMC!
Food Pantry Ministry
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On Sunday, May 25, we invite you to participate in Provision Sunday, a special day focused on supporting our Food Pantry and helping those in need within our community.  Please refer to the calendar above for a full list of items needed for each month. Your contributions make a significant difference in the lives of families facing food insecurity. Drop-off baskets will be available at the church entrance. For monetary donations, please visit our website or contact the church office.

Thank you for your generosity and for being a blessing to others!

Willoughby United Methodist Food Pantry

 

 

 

 

Food Distribution

Our Food Pantry is dedicated to providing essential food items to families in need within our community by offering a Food Distribution on a monthly basis.
 
Distribution Details:
 
When: The second Thursday of each month, from 4:00-5:00 p.m.
Where: In our back parking lot. Enter from Prospect Street for easy access.
How: Food is available on a first-come, first-served basis during the designated hours. The distribution is a drive-thru pickup for added convenience.
We provide a variety of food items to help support families facing food insecurity.
 
How You Can Help:
 
Donate: Bring food items to church on Sundays or during the week.
Volunteer: Reach out if you’re interested in helping with food sorting or distribution.
Thank you for your continued support in helping our community!
 
Preschool 

             
                                 
East Ohio Conference Information
 
 


An Easter Message from Bishop Hee-Soo Jung
By EOC News on April 19, 2025
 
 
A Pastoral Message on the Election of Pope Leo XIV
 
“Blessed are the peacemakers, for they will be called children of God.” – Matthew 5:9 (NRSVA)
Pope Leo XIV is a leader who has devoted himself to helping the poor and the marginalized in Peru and other parts of the world. A descendant of immigrants, with Italian and Hispanic ancestry, raised by working-class parents in Chicago, he is the first American-born Pope.  As a first-generation immigrant who served as a bishop for eight years in downtown Chicago, I am delighted that a very close neighbor has become the Pope.  He has been known for his very conservative stance on theological heritage and the social implications. Many hope he will continue to uphold Pope Francis’s spirit and build a bridge among the divided. We pray he will lead new possibilities for our troubled humanity. I expect humility in the leadership of this Pope, and I believe that only the humility to wash the feet of the wounded can fulfill the will of the Lord to bring true peace to the world.  I look forward to the first Pope from the United States helping our nation live out God’s love and mercy here at home and around the world. I look forward to living a simple but charismatic path to save poor countries from war, reconcile conflicts, and ensure that humanity no longer despairs over the destruction of the ecosystem.  I pray that the leadership of the religious world can create a new world where everyone is respected and treated fairly, in a world where humanity is suffering from poverty, war, imperialistic monopoly, and greed. Our church, whether Catholic or Protestant, accelerates de-religionization by dropping the gospel for the poor on the ground. The calling of Jesus Christ is to continuously create peace and create a world of equality for people who are discriminated against.  Blessings and prayers for Pope Leo XIV as he begins his tenure. His first greeting was, “May the peace be with you. This is the peace of the Risen Christ.” He went on to say, “We have to be a church that works together to build bridges and keep our arms open … .”  As I look to the demands and responsibilities of leadership that a brother in faith must exercise toward the global church, I find myself praying for his daily life and for the Catholic Church. We are all called to peace. We can never be lazy in building peace. Lord, give us peace as your gift.
May it be so!
 
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