Mission Statement
It is the mission of the Union Grove United Methodist Church to spread the Gospel of Jesus Christ through worship (Psalm 29:2), fellowship (1 John 1:3-7) and service (John 13:4-7). By our actions of love (Mark 12:28-31), faith (Ephesians 2:8-9), and thanksgiving (Psalm 95:1-3) we hope to honor God and win new disciples for His Kingdom (Matthew 28:18-20). The Union Grove United Methodist Church is a church of open hearts (Matthew 25:34-40), open minds (Matthew 7:1-2), open doors (Luke 11:9-10), and open Bibles (Romans 10:17; John 1:1)
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Union Grove United Methodist Church |
Services & Ministries -
(Check our Calendar for more info and upcoming events)
- Sunday Morning Worship - 9:30 AM
- Sunday School - 10:45 AM
- Christ's Kids (Grades 6th-12th) - 2nd & 4th Sunday of each month @ 2 PM
- "Sunday Night Light" Worship Service - 3rd Sunday of each month @ 7 PM
- United Methodist Men - 3rd Monday of each month @ 7:15 PM
- United Methodist Women - 3rd Monday of each month @ 7:15 PM
Union Grove Directions - From route 40 west, travel east on route 40 to the intersection of route 553, make a right to the next stop sign and make a left. Take Willow Grove Road until you come to Alvine Road to Almond Road (route 540) and make a right. The church is about 3/10's of a mile on the right.
Brief
History -
The “Little Church on the Hill” has
served as a church building for the congregation of Union Grove since 1869. The people in Union Grove have been meeting in
Methodist Societies since the 1820’s. Methodist
“Local Preachers” first used the Union Grove Schoolhouse as a meeting place. The official date of organization as the
In 1866, pledges of money were received for building a church that was to be erected as the Union Grove Methodist Episcopal Church. The ground was given by John Creamer and Phoebe Coney, and in 1869 a contract was signed to build the church at a cost of $3,900.
The congregation has a long record of faithful service to God and to the community. In recent years many significant changes and improvements have been made to add beauty and to strengthen the ministry. In 1989 the building was raised and a basement was dug to provide a Fellowship Hall. In 1996 the steeple was installed with Carillon Chimes.
We are proud of the "Little Church on the Hill". Its people have a long history of faithful service. It is truly a beautiful place to worship and carries with it a tradition of people faithfully witnessing to the community of God's Love. We are truly thankful.