Come join us on Thursday mornings at 10:00AM for our weekly Coffee Latch. Coffee and snacks provided.
We have resumed in-person Sunday Services!
10:30 AM Sunday. Service usually lasts an hour to an hour and a quarter. Coffee time and fellowship follow.
Communion is celebrated the first Sunday of each month.
The service is relatively traditional in structure – prayers, hymns, bible readings, and a sermon. The atmosphere is welcoming and informal. The congregation is diverse ethnically, culturally, and theologically.
For people for whom in-person services are not yet comfortable (or are not safe), and for people who just can’t make it to church, we are continuing to record and post our services.
Service for Sunday, July 21, 2024.
New – Weekly Bulletin – Announcements, Praises, Joys and Concerns
NEW: May 18, 2024 – “Air Fryer Cooking Workshop” video.
New –30-minute-food cookbook! – delicious quick recipes from SUMC members
Shoreline Tidings monthly Newsletter
Past Sunday Services (March 15, 2020 to date).
We have implemented Online Giving. Please go to our Online Giving page for details.
Shoreline Church is a friendly, caring congregation committed to helping each other grow in our relationship with God.
Sunday Service: 10:30 AM (nursery/childcare provided)
We invite you to visit us Sunday to experience our church family.
Shoreline Church is a United Methodist Church.
United Methodists are followers of Jesus Christ.
United Methodists believe that our knowledge of God comes from Scripture, from Christian tradition, from reason, and from our personal experience of God. Reason is one of God’s gifts and is not in opposition to faith. Rather, reason is essential to our understanding of Scripture, of the world we live in, and of the relationship between the two.
United Methodists are a diverse community. All persons are welcome in the United Methodist Church. We are firmly committed to inclusiveness. We celebrate a diversity of people, ideas and cultures, and are enriched by our broad history.
United Methodists are mission-oriented and socially conscious. United Methodists have a long history of concern for social justice. We are aware of world events and strive to help those in need. United Methodists are one in faith and tradition with Methodist Christians around the world.
United Methodists are involved. For more than 200 years, the United Methodist Church has expressed concern for the worker, the sick, the poor, the orphaned, the aging, the impaired, the oppressed and the imprisoned. United Methodists positively influence society through responsible social action.