Jordan United Methodist Church

Support our World Communion Offering. Here's where the money goes:

Scholarships (50%)
Half of the funds collected go toward scholarships for undergraduate and graduate students of color in the U.S. who are pursuing ordained ministry.

Grants (35%)
A portion of the funds provide In-Service Training Grants that support diversity, equity, and access training—helping the Church recruit and retain leaders of color across all areas of ministry.

Leadership Programs (15%)
The remaining funds support leadership development with partner churches in Africa, Asia/Pacific, Latin America, Eastern Europe, and communities of color in the U.S.

If you wish to give online or schedule a recurring gift, click HERE: www.give2jordan.com . From there, you can make a one-time donation or set-up recurring gifts. Mark your payment "World Communion Offering". Thank you for your generosity.💖🙏🏽

Join us this Sunday as Christians all around the world celebrate Holy Communion. Together, with our brothers and sisters in Christ, we give thanks for Christ Jesus, our Lord and Savior. Come gather at the table.

This Sunday, come share in worship with us and Christians around the world as we celebrate World Communion Sunday. Observed each year on the first Sunday in October, this meaningful day brings people from many cultures, traditions, languages, and denominations together at Christ’s table.

As we receive the bread and cup, we are reminded that we are part of something much greater than ourselves—the worldwide body of Christ. Though we may worship in different places and in different ways, we are united by one faith, one hope, and God’s unending grace. Everyone is welcome at the table.

This October, may God’s love be your comfort, His grace, your foundation. Hope to see you Sunday at 11 am for Holy Communion Service.

Make plans to attend worship this Sunday. Our youth will lead so come out and support them. We look forward to serving God with us. Come as you are.

We hope that you will find GREAT JOY IN SERVING.
Galatians 5:13 tells us, "For, brethren, ye have been called unto liberty; only use not liberty for an occasion to the flesh, but by love serve one another."
This means that Jesus has set us free, but we shouldn't use our freedom to live selfishly, but use this freedom we have been given as a great opportunity to serve others. So, we want to have GREAT JOY IN SERVING as we volunteer at church, serve one another, and get out to serve our neighbors and everyone God puts in our path.
Prayerfully consider, "What is God calling me to do this season?"