umcchugiak

Love/Heal/Live — Alaska Conference Event Open to Clergy AND Laity

Winter Learning Event Open to Clergy and Laity in the Alaska Conference Winter Learning Event: REGISTRATION IS OPEN Our Alaska Conference values can be summarized like this: Love of God, neighbor, and self through intentional dismantling of inequities. Healing, grace

News for February 3, 2022

You can find information about worship this week, our Christian education opportunities, and other ways you can be involved. CLICK HERE

THANK YOU! — A Video from Global Ministries/UMCOR

At UMCC, we are proud supporters of the global work of The United Methodist Church. This week our Global Ministries sent the following: THANK YOU! We invite you to view this video and be inspired by the transformative work of

Newsletter for January 27, 2022

Click here for our weekly newsletter.

Last Call for New Print Directory

We’ve been getting names for a new print directory for over a month now. We will have, hopefully, a final DRAFT VERSION at church this week for you to review. If you want your name and information in a print

Quilts to Brighten Our Space for Epiphany Season

There is a long tradition at The United Methodist Church of Chugiak to decorate the interior of the sanctuary with quilts during the Season of Epiphany. It makes the space warmer and homier during some of the coldest months of

Epiphany Sermon Series — 1 CORINTHIANS

We are in the Season Of Epiphany, the Season of Light, which will take us all the way to Lent. As we make this journey we’re going to look at one of the earliest churches and hear some of the

Latest Newsletter: Memorial Service Saturday / Human Relations Sunday / Looking at 1 Corinthians

CLICK HERE FOR OUR JANUARY 13TH NEWSLETTER

Baptism of the Lord Sunday — January 9, 2022

THIS WEEK — BAPTISM OF THE LORD After Christmas it is a whirlwind journey as Jesus grows up and begins ministry in the world. And this week we celebrate the beginning of his ministry, with his baptism. During worship we’ll

So, You Have a “Star Word.” Now What?

This past Sunday, January 2nd, we celebrated Epiphany Sunday. It was a day to remember the coming of the Magi. It was a day to remember that Christ is manifested to all the nations. It was a day to kick