Welcome to Glenn Memorial United Methodist Church!

Glenn Memorial United Methodist Church is committed to loving God and loving neighbor with our whole selves - heart, mind, soul, and strength. As Jesus loved those around him, we believe that all persons are of sacred worth and dignity as part of God’s creation. We welcome all persons into the full life and ministry of our congregation, regardless of race, culture, ethnicity, age, sexual orientation, gender identity, family or socioeconomic status, education, politics, physical or mental ability, or faith history.

For more information about our commitment to LGBTQIA+ inclusion and how we became a partner of Reconciling Ministries Network, click here.

 

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🌲Join us tomorrow for the Fourth day of Advent In lieu of a traditional service of Lessons and Carols, the Chancel Choir and Chamber Orchestra will offer a beautiful new piece of music that joyfully sets the stage for the Christmas season. Taylor S
ICYMI: We had a wonderful time last weekend with our live nativity. Thank you to all who joined us in the drizzle and Tiff's Treats for the delicious cookies!
Join us tomorrow for the Third Sunday of Advent! You can’t get to Bethlehem without passing John the Baptist in the wilderness. The old points us toward the new. We will have a sing-along of favorite carols hosted by The New Class and led b
See you this Sunday! Invite friends!🐪🍪 #Advent #Nativity #Christmas #FreeFamilyFun #GlennUMC #GlennChurch #UMC #TiffsTreats
Last call for poinsettia dedications! See in link in bio. #Advent #Christmas #GlennUMC #UMC
Please join us tomorrow for the second Sunday of Advent. The Prophet Isaiah proclaims the promise that has echoed through the ages. The promise speaks to our longings and directs us toward a stable and manger. We have our first Wes Griffin Advent
This December, there are 3 things you can do to work for justice: Advocate Sign GIPL’s petition in support of OSHA’s standard for “Heat Injury and Illness Prevention in Outdoor and Indoor Work Settings” to protect workers&mda
Heading home to Atlanta after Thanksgiving, Kathy and I saw two different cars, separated by miles, each with Christmas lights carefully strung to cover the whole body. It was daytime, so we didn’t get to see them in their glowing (twinkling?)