Bluemont
Virginia
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Bluemont United Methodist Church
Mission:
In response to God's call, it is the purpose of the Bluemont UMC with those who share a commitment to Jesus Christ as Saviour and Lord to be a community through which the Word of God may be revealed. The Holy Spirit of Christ conveys the unconditional love of Christ through the members of Bluemont UMC which nourishes the ministry of Jesus Christ in corporate worship, the nurture and development of faith in our children, discipleship, local and worldwide evangelism and service in Christ's name.
Ordained of God, Bluemont UMC strives to be and do our best in Christ, utilizing our various ministries and other opportunities the Holy Spirit brings our way.
History:
The parcel of land where the Bluemont United Methodist Church stands was transferred by deed June 14, 1851, for the sum of $50.00. The land was designated for the purpose of building a church or house of public worship free from all Christian denominations. However, the Methodist Church immediately began worship when the present building was erected in 1852 and has occupied the building until the present time.
In response to God's call, it is the purpose of the Bluemont UMC with those who share a commitment to Jesus Christ as Saviour and Lord to be a community through which the Word of God may be revealed. The Holy Spirit of Christ conveys the unconditional love of Christ through the members of Bluemont UMC which nourishes the ministry of Jesus Christ in corporate worship, the nurture and development of faith in our children, discipleship, local and worldwide evangelism and service in Christ's name.
Ordained of God, Bluemont UMC strives to be and do our best in Christ, utilizing our various ministries and other opportunities the Holy Spirit brings our way.
History:
The parcel of land where the Bluemont United Methodist Church stands was transferred by deed June 14, 1851, for the sum of $50.00. The land was designated for the purpose of building a church or house of public worship free from all Christian denominations. However, the Methodist Church immediately began worship when the present building was erected in 1852 and has occupied the building until the present time.