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Staying Healthy in the Midst of Coronavirus Threat

Our governor, Gavin Newsom, has ordered us all to "stay at home." For now, that means there will be no in-person worship. Our plan is to celebrate Easter on the day that we get to worship together again whatever that date may be. Keep checking in here for information about that as soon as we know. If we are able to provide some "virtual worship" at some point, we will announce that here. We are continuing to provide Meals on the Go to seniors three times weekly and Mt Manna food distribution once a month. See our "Services" page for details about those two ministries.

Sundays at Community UMC

Contemporary Worship at 8:30 am
Start your morning early with this lively, informal and spirit-filled service which always includes singing several contemporary worship songs accompanied by guitar, a relevant message based on scripture, and prayer. Children participate in the opening singing and hear a special message for them, before going to Sunday School.  

Traditional Worship at 10:00 am
This is a warm and uplifting service blending traditional elements of Christian worship with a contemporary message. We draw from a variety of musical styles for choral presentations and congregational singing. Children participate in the opening singing and hear a special message for them, before going to Sunday School. 

United Methodist Roots

The United Methodist Church is a mainline, Protestant worldwide Christian denomination.
We are located approximately 1 mile west of Main St. at: 2898 Highway 78/79, Julian, CA 92036
(near the intersection at Pine Hills Road)

Our Quilt Square

It is important for us to be part of the Julian Backcountry Quilt Trail because active participation in our community is a priority of our congregation,  We designed this square to symbolize what we believe. 

The yellow star at the center reminds us that God is light and at the center of our lives. The cross surrounding the star reminds us that Jesus is God incarnate who lived and died for our sake. The blue of the cross reminds us that we are united to Jesus by the waters of our baptism. The reds represent the fire of the Holy Spirit which gives us the power and inspiration we need to carry out God’s purposes. The pattern of the reds reminds us that we are sent out by God to the four corners of the world to proclaim the Good News of Christ and to love and serve our neighbors.