Welcome to Belmont United Methodist Church

Seeking the Joy in the Journey

Join us for worship on December 15th as we look into the joy that is found as we get closer to Christmas. The third week of Advent is a time of joy, a time of being thankful for all that has been given—the promise of the Savior who has come, who is present, and who promises a return. The third Sunday of Advent is a day for celebration. On this day we will explore Isaiah 35:1-10 and see that it…

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Joyfully Giving Thanks

Come join us this Sunday for worship and for the great thanksgiving meal that will follow.  We will worship together remembering all that God has done for us and the call for each one of us to live a life of joyful thanksgiving.  After the service, we will gather in our fellowship room for a meal prepared with loving hands by our church members. Hope to see you there! Grace and Peace, Pastor Larry

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More Than

Join us on November 17th as we explore Paul’s prayer for the Ephesians where he shares that God can do immeasurably more than what we can ask or imagine. Our God is a God of surprises who wants us to live life to the full. Come this Sunday and learn more about this God who loves us beyond measure and wants the very best for each one of us.

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Getting to Jesus

Join us on October 13th at our 11:00 service for a powerful homecoming celebration which includes a great meal in our fellowship room right after worship. Rev. Dr. Joseph Crockett will be offering a message on “Getting to Jesus”. Rev. Crockett will be preaching from Mark 2: 1-12 where four friends lowered their paralyzed friend down to Jesus through the roof of the house where Jesus was staying. They couldn’t get through the crowd to bring him to Jesus so…

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Power, Love and Self-Discipline

On a recent camping trip, my wife and I had the opportunity to sit by a campfire and enjoy time together in the woods. The campfire was a pleasant experience as we would warm ourselves in the evening by the flames. By morning time, the fire had died down to just a few embers that were still burning. It didn’t take long to rekindle the fire and getting it going again to help with the morning chill. I am reminded…

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Blessing of the backpacks

On September 1st, we took the opportunity to bless the backpacks of our young people as they began a new year. This will serve as a reminder to them that they are never alone as they face the joys and challenges of a new school year; God will be with them.

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Let the celebration begin

Join us on September 15th as we see what makes the angels rejoice. All of us at times have lost something important for us. Do you remember finding that lost item and how happy you were when you found it? We are going to look at what happens when someone discovers the joy of a relationship with God through Jesus Christ. Celebration breaks out in the midst of that breakthrough.

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Let Mutual Love Continue

Join us on the first Sunday of September for a time of encouragement as we explore the words of the writer of Hebrews found in chapter 13. We will be challenged to examine where we are in our relationship with others as the writer reminds us of the importance of loving others through hospitality and service. We will look at the importance of contentment and what the foundation of contentment is in our lives. If you are seeking deeper contentment…

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Go, Glow and Grow

Join us on August 18th as we have the opportunity to hear the sermon preached by Bishop Pete Weaver at Annual Conference. Bishop Weaver will challenge us to leave the church walls behind us and go out to the community to share the message of Christ’s love. In the midst going, we will find that we will also grow in our love of God and love of neighbor. The Bishop will be preaching from Matthew 28:16-20.

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The Flip Side of Justice

When you read these words, “The Flip Side of Justice” you may be wondering what in the world does that mean. In worship on August 11th, we will dive into the meaning of this. The prophet Isaiah challenges the people of Judah and us to live beyond ourselves. Isaiah 1:17 point us in the direction of justice saying “stop doing wrong, learn to do right! Seek justice, encourage the oppressed. Defend the cause of the orphan, plead the case of…

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3510 Broad Rock Boulevard Richmond, Virginia 23234
Phone:  (804)275-6336
Fax:  (804)275-1140

Sunday Services and Times

Early Seekers – 9:00 a.m.
Traditional/Blended Worship Service- 1 1:00 a.m.
Hispanic/Latino Worship-  1:00 p.m.

 

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