Finding your place in the church and why it matters.

At Creekwood United Methodist Church, we help people get connected and grow in their relationship with Jesus Christ. Each individual has his/her own next step, therefore Creekwood offers:

• A small group on Sunday morning before or after worship.
• Bible studies or interest groups during the week.
• Mission opportunities.

Through worship, studies, missions, and other church activities, you can find a connection, make the next step, and deepen your relationship with God.

Finding Your Place – Welcome Lunch:

Throughout the year, we offer opportunities for our guests to get to know our pastors and staff and learn more about the church.  If you’re a guest, we hope you’ll plan to join us for a Welcome Lunch. Simply RSVP to our Office Administrator.

Watch for the slide announcement before worship for the next sessions.

Finding Your Place – Joining The Church

If you belong to another United Methodist Church:

Following Brunch with the Pastors, if you decide to join Creekwood UMC, just let us know and we will write the United Methodist Church holding your membership and request a transfer for you.

If you belong to another denomination:

Following Brunch with the Pastors and your decision to unite with the United Methodist Church and join Creekwood UMC, we will write the church holding your membership and request a transfer. The United Methodist Church honors baptisms from other Christian denominations, so you will not be baptized again.

If you are not a member of any church and you have been baptized:

You may join by the “profession of faith.” You will be invited to take the vows of church membership when you attend the New Member Classes.

The vows for membership include an affirmation that you will support the church with your prayers, presence, gifts, service, and witness.

If you have never been baptized:

You may be baptized during a morning worship service. Once baptized, you will then take the vows of church membership, joining the church by the “profession of faith.”

For more information on the United Methodist Church click here.

Contact Adam David for more information.