We reach out. We serve. We invite.

...With the love of Jesus Christ.

During this challenging time, we have found NEW WAYS to worship and serve. We worship in-person on Sundays at 10:00 am. We encourage attendees to wear a mask and social distance. Other in-person meetings, events, and gatherings are returning.

Join Us for Worship!

To survive and thrive in times like these, we need a community of friends, and we need to serve one another. Anaheim UMC is just such a community, welcoming all people in Jesus’ name and serving our neighbors in need.

 

Looking forward to seeing you,

Pastor James Dollins

 

In-person Services

We look forward to worshipping with you Sunday mornings at 10 AM.

Online Worship Services

Click below to see Sunday Worship recordings and prior recorded services.
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Midweek Worship

Wednesday worship with song, discussion, and the Word each week at 7 PM. We have an option for Zoom attendance if you would prefer to worship from home!
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Outreach

Care for our neighbors & community
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Food Pantry

Click to request a food box - Distribution Thursday 11 AM to 1 PM
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Groups

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Prayer

Share your requests online here or during our weekly worship services.
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We are a community that worships together and is committed to reaching out, serving and inviting with the love of Jesus Christ.

Anaheim United Methodist Church is an open, welcoming and inclusive church blessed with a diverse community. We believe this diversity makes us stronger and reflects God’s intention of how we are to live with one another. Together we explore and share in the joy of God’s love working in our lives and in the world. You, your family, and friends are always welcome here!

We are all participants in the celebration of God’s love and God’s grace. We are an open and affirming congregation. We affirm that no consideration of race, color, financial status, ethnicity, physical ability, gender identity, or sexual orientation can separate us from the gift of God’s grace.

As we celebrate the bread and the cup of Christ, we are called to be the bread and the cup of of Christ for each other and for all whom we each encounter in our journey. And so, we reach out to all people as we seek to discover and to share God’s unrelenting love.