Worship online live with CUMC Sundays at 8 & 9:45 and after on our YouTube Channel: Youtube.com/CarlisleUnitedMethodistChurch
Sundays: June 23 - July 21, 2024
Discuss what Christians believe and why those beliefs answer our deepest questions by looking at the Apostles Creed. Learn how to be comfortable speaking about core beliefs and encourage conversations about our core christian beliefs.
Sundays, November 28 - December 19, 2021
Following the story of Scrooge's redemption, we see a picture of the redemption promised to each of us in Christ. Christ comes to break our heard hearts wide open to grace and joy as God redeems our past, present, and future. This Christmas, let us all travel from Bah! Humbug! to Merry Christmas one and all!
Sundays: October 31 - November 21, 2021
As children, many of us received a leather-bound book full of long words and difficult names we couldn't pronounce. We were told everything in it was true and we should do our best to abide by its teachings. Then we grew up. What was oh-so-simple then is...well, it's not simple. Perhaps that's because we were taught Bible stories but not the story of the Bible.
Sundays: October 10-24
As we celebrate God's faithfulness during our first year and move to celebrate our Grand Opening 2.0 on October 24, we give thanks for God's love and look forward to being rooted and grounded in love for many years to come.
Sundays: August 29 - October 3, 2021
When Jesus taught he often spoke in parables - short stories from real life that address important questions: What is God really like? How are we meant to live? Why do we struggle to do the right thing? Through the parables, Jesus sought to reveal what the Kingdom of God is like to teach us the meaning of life. Some are simple to understand. Some are challenging. Join us as we sit at Jesus' feet and hear the stories Jesus told.
Sundays: July 25 - August 15, 2021
The Olympic motto is: Faster, better, stronger. Watching the Olympics is not only fun, it can inspire us to reach for new heights in our faith.
Sundays: June 6-July 18, 2021
In a recent survey, 80% of Americans say they have prayed at one time. Yet, we struggle with prayer. Does God hear us? Is God tired of our please? Do our words seem superficial? Does prayer matter? How do we pray?
This summer, we will have 2 ways to grow together in prayer: This sermon series on the Lord's Prayer and the 333 Congregational Prayer Initiative. The 333 Prayer Initiative gets it's name from our church address, 333 S. Spring Garden St. We will challenge each other to pray daily for our church and take prayer walks in our neighborhoods.
More on the 333 Prayer Initiative can be found here.
Sundays: April 11-May 16
The best stories have surprising twists, unexpected encounters, and new life. The best stories give us hope. These are stories we all need. These are the stories God wants to write with us.
Sundays: February 21 - March 28, 2021
We will see Jesus Christ through the eyes of his earliest followers as we do an inspiring sermon series based upon the first book ever written about Jesus: The Gospel according to Mark. You will learn about the culture and times in which Jesus lives. And you'll come to understand his ministry and message like you've never known before. Ultimately Mark's Gospel was written to reveal the identity of Jesus. Each narrative in this gospel answers the question, "Who is this man?" These sermons are for anyone who would like to know more about Jesus Christ. Each week you can follow along in reading through the book of Mark and discover for yourself who this man is.
Week 1: Sunday, Feb. 21-Sat., Feb. 27 - Mark 1-3
Week 2: Sunday, Feb. 28-Sat., Mar. 6 - Mark 4-5
Week 3: Sunday, Mar. 7-Sat., Mar. 13 - Mark 6-8:26
Week 4: Sunday, Mar. 14-Sat., Mar. 20 - Mark 8:27-10
Week 5: Sunday, Mar. 21-Sat., Mar. 27 - Mark 11-13
Week 6: Sunday, Mar. 28-Sat., Apr. 3 - Mark 14-16
January 17-February 14, 2021
Sometimes it seems like the world gives us every reason to tear each other apart and dehumanize people who are not like us. On a personal level, sometimes it’s easy to look around and find all the reasons that we are not enough in who we are. What’s missing is what we hold in common: the recognition of the image of God in the face of the other AND in the face in the mirror. Recognizing the image of God in others is foundational to convictions like God’s love, equality, human dignity, and justice. Recognizing the image of God in ourselves firmly grounds our own sense of worth, potential, purpose, and calling. Let’s see ourselves as God sees us as we take a transformational look at some of our most pressing challenges from the vital Biblical idea that we are all created in the image of God.
January 3-10, 2021 Sunday Sermon Series
In 2021 we are all ready for a fresh start to a new year. Methodists have a long tradition of crossing the threshold into a new year with prayers that focus on our hopes for the year to come. Let's start the new year together in prayer.
Download the Sermon Series Phone Lockscreen here
Sunday, December 27, 2020
As we look into 2021, the message of HOPE from the manger carries us forward into a year that has lots of promise and unknown, but we know that Jesus will be with us.
December 6-20, 2020 Sunday Sermon Series
This year's Advent season will be like none before. One of the most challenging parts of 2020 was holding on to hope as we came to grips with the face that, as humans, we can't control or manage everything in life. This Advent, we will go on a journey to see with fresh eyes how the coming of Christ, Emmanuel, gives us strength for the present AND hope for the future.
