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Union Avenue UMC, 1843 S. Union Avenue, Alliance | Sundays at 11 a.m.

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Sunday Services

Greetings beloved Union Avenuers,

As a church, we are continuing to exercise caution and do our part to stop the spread of the COVID-19 coronavirus. We are continuing to gather virtually as the Union Avenue congregation. Here’s how to join with us:

11:00 a.m. Sunday Worship – Announcements begin at 10:55 a.m. as we livestream the service through our Union Avenue UMC Facebook page (facebook.com/uaumc). We also broadcast the service beginning at 11:00 a.m. over WRMU-FM 91.1 FM. Message us to receive the worship bulletin.

Offering – Please mail in, drop at office, or slide under office door after hours. This enables us to meet ongoing expenses (utilities, salaries) and missions/community outreach needs.

We will continue to communicate as future plans are made. May we continue to experience God’s presence through it all – and in it all.

Can’t go without your Sweet Bunz from Sebring? Please consider contacting them at 330-238-0810 to order donuts.

About Us

Union Avenue UMC continues a long-standing tradition of not just learning about our faith but also practicing our faith as a mission church. There are many exciting ways for people to connect with ministries that help the poor and disenfranchised of society.

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Visiting

ALL are welcome to attend any of our services. No reservation needed! Here’s what to expect.

Have Kids?

From newborns to preschool and gradeschool to teens, we love children and have many activities for them.

Get Involved

Join one of our small groups to dine out, study, make music, or see a show.

Union Avenue United Methodist Church

9 hours ago

YOUTH FINALE: In a year marked by the Covid pandemic, eight Youth Group members concluded the year in grand fashion last weekend with a campout retreat in Jed and Cheryl Mewborn's backyard. They were led by Kiersten Knore, director of Christian education, along with Dana and Kelly Bericchia, and Katie Jo Johnson. The youth had a great time playing games, team-building, and studying The Trinity. As part of the study, they played a trivia game about how many times the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit are mentioned in the Bible individually, and how many times together. They then looked at the different attributes of the three and considered which part of the Trinity we each connect with most. By the end of the weekend, the youth took an anonymous poll with marbles, and there was a nearly-even number of each color representing the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. The kids did a great job analyzing with their logic and connecting with their hearts. The retreat was Kiersten's final activity with youth, as she previously announced she was leaving the position after five-and-a-half years. In the June Circuit Rider she said, "I wanted to take a moment to say an enormous thank you to all of you. You have supported the kids and youth of Union Avenue at every turn and you’ve made my job a happy and fun part of my faith journey." Kiersten also said, "I also want to take a moment to specifically thank those volunteers who have been called to work with the kids along side (and often ahead) of my efforts here. You brought joy to my time here. Your support is humbling and means more to me than you can imagine. Again, I can’t thank you all enough for the difference you’ve made in my life and for trusting me with the young ones in our community. You’ve been such a blessing to me over the past five and a half years. Your influence and energy will follow me long past being a part of this ministry." Kiersten certainly will be missed and we wish her the best. ... See MoreSee Less

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Our Mission & Vision

Called to be faithful servants, sharing the good news of God’s grace

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Pastor Coralee's Corner

Heritage Sunday

May 23, 2021

A special edition of Marking Time in Alliance with your host Jim Perone outlines the work of the Union Avenue UMC History Committee.

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