
Dear Church Family,
As we step into the beautiful season of spring, we are reminded of renewal, growth, and the abundant blessings that come with this time of year. The warmth of the sun, the blooming flowers, and the longer days are all signs of God’s creation coming to life again. It’s a season that invites us to reflect on new beginnings and embrace the joy of transformation in our spiritual lives.
Alongside the season of spring, we also find ourselves in the midst of March Madness, a time where basketball enthusiasts gather to celebrate the excitement of the NCAA tournament. While the games bring people together in the spirit of fun and competition, let us also remember the important ways in which we can bring our community together here at the church during this busy time.
We encourage everyone to engage in fellowship, whether that’s through attending worship services, participating in Bible study or small group discussions, or taking part in spring community events. Just as teams work together on the court, we too are a community, called to support and uplift one another through prayer, service, and shared experiences.
Let us also use this time as a reminder of the power of teamwork, unity, and encouragement. Whether you’re cheering for your favorite team or gathering with others in prayer and worship, we all have an opportunity to build stronger bonds with one another in the light of God’s love.
This spring, may we celebrate not just the changing of the season or the excitement of March Madness, but also the renewal that comes with each day of living in faith and fellowship with each other. We look forward to seeing everyone in church, and we hope to enjoy this season of renewal together.
Blessings,
Memorial United Methodist Church
High Point, North Carolina
Northern Piedmont District-Western NC Conference
United Methodist Church

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Congratulations, Rev. Donnell for completing the requirements to become Provisional Elder




Praising God yet again for new members! And, they’re youth! Welcome Somiyah, Kaeleb and Kae’veon to the Memorial United Methodist Church Family

Reflecting on a wonderful holiday season with the Pastor, filled with joy, laughter and cherished memories

Rejoicing in Return: Rev Donnell shakes hands with Carlos as he renews his faith and reunites with the church, bringing joy and fellowship to us all!

Rev Donnell with retired UMC Elder Dr. Andrew Brown, one of the last remaining pastors in our area who was part of the Central Jurisdiction of The Methodist Church.
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