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A Reconciling Congregation of the United Methodist Church
210 N. Ruby Street Ellensburg, WA 98926 509-962-9257 eburgumc@fairpoint.net

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Sunday Services

Sunday Worship Service at 10:00 AM

Fellowship hour with refreshments immediately follows the Sunday Worship Service

Nursery Services Available

Sunday School: The elementary school class meets during the worship service. Children attend a portion of the worship service, but go downstairs immediately after the Children's sermon; and the middle and high school group (The Breakfast Club) meets immediately after the worship service.

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Donate Now Through Network for Good

Our congregation now has a way for people to donate to our church online by using a credit card. It is both safe and easy. Just click the button and follow the instructions.

The donation service is run by Network for Good, a clearinghouse for non-profit groups. Many Methodist churches in the Pacific Northwest Annual Conference as well as the Washington Association of Churches use this service on their website. (Other NW Methodist churches using Network for Good).

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Visit Cokesbury.com

Our church has begun a new virtual bookstore in partnership with Cokesbury.com, the official publishing house of the United Methodist Church.

At Cokesbury.com, you can order books, curriculum supplies, worship aids, supplies and much more, many at 20% off their listed price. Along with your 20% discount, our church receives a 5% rebate on your qualifying purchases! It's good for you and it's good for our church.

Statement of Reconciliation

The First United Methodist Church of Ellensburg celebrates diversity and welcomes each person who comes here to seek God and Christian love and justice. Because all individuals are of sacred worth and have gifts and talents to offer, we invite all to participate fully in the life of this church regardless of gender, race, age, sexual orientation, national origin, mental or physical abilities, marital status or economic condition.

We desire to bear witness to the life of Christ. As we go on our faith journey together, we celebrate the diversity of God's people and declare ourselves to be an open, inclusive, and reconciling congregation. We commit ourselves to seeking opportunities leading to further dialog and experience to understand how we can live out our desire to be inclusive. Reconciling Ministries Network

We are affiliated with the Reconciling Ministries Network and Pacific Northwest Reconciling Ministries Network.