Community United Methodist Church
A place to call home
September 28 | 10:00 – 12:00
Women and girls of all ages are invited to a Tea with Mary Poppins Saturday, September 28 from 10 AM to Noon.
We’ll enjoy tea and treats, activities, and a photo opportunity with Mary Poppins. Make reservations by contacting the church office.
Donations to the food pantry are gladly accepted.
We are so blessed to have you coming and worshiping with us at CUMC! We hope that you might be interested in taking the next step in your faith journey and become a member here at CUMC.
Becoming a member is really just making an intentional statement that this is your church and the place where you will love, grow and serve God.
There is a dinner for people interested in becoming a member at Pastor George’s home on Sunday, August 11 at 5:00 pm.
This is a great opportunity for you to get to know him better and a chance to meet other newer people to CUMC in a relaxed setting.
If you would like to attend or if you have any questions please contact Suzanne in the church office Suzanne@cumchb.org or 714-842-4461.
On this Friday, July 12, there’s an opportunity to protest the conditions of the detention camps across the US.
Lights for Liberty: A Vigil to End Human Detention Camps, is an international event to speak out and stand up against the inhumane conditions faced by refugees at detention camps across our country.
There are two local events in our area on Friday, July 12. There’s one in Huntington Beach at 8:00 pm organized by HB Huddle, and there’s one in Los Alamitos starting at 6:30 pm that CLUE (Clergy & Laity United for Economic Justice) is promoting. We will be attending the Los Alamitos event as a group because Community UMC has coordinated with CLUE on events in the past, and the event will include speakers.
If you would like to join us. we can coordinate rides by meeting at CUMC on Friday at 5:45. There will also be a poster making party Wednesday, July 10, at 6:30. If you’re interested in making posters, please contact the church office for the location and address.
Sunday, May 5th @10:45am
Immigration in the OC and How Churches respond to the Crisis at the Border
This workshop seeks to inspire imagination on how the local church in Orange County can respond to the Crisis at the Border with tools, resources, and programs developed by United Methodists to walk alongside recent migrants to care, advocate, and share in the hospitality of Jesus Christ.
Our presenter is David Jaimes who is a graduate student at Fuller Seminary working on his
Masters in Divinity and pursing ordination with the United Methodist church. David is the Community Organizer at Santa Ana UMC. His role is in meaningfully engaging the intersections between the life of the church with the life of the local community. He is currently engaging with affordable housing, rent control, and recent migrants from Central America. David also works with the Cal/Pac Conference under the department of Justice and Compassion. He began the “No Estan Solos” (You are Not Alone) program which seeks to serve unaccompanied minors and/or recent migrants with resources from local churches.
David was born in Peru and raised in the OC.
UMW will host an engaging program on April 15th at 7pm, Being an Immigrant Welcoming Community.
As a nation of immigrants, a speaker from OCCORD will inform us of the issues and needs of the backlog of eligible immigrants to become naturalized citizens.
Members of CUMC’s Immigration Committee will share what they’re doing in the community.
Upon conclusion of the program, attendees will be enabled to respond to the needs of immigrants and refugees, as all Methodists are called to do, with prayers, reflection and engagement in acts of compassion.