Plantation United Methodist Church
Tuesday, September 07, 2010
A Church for All People
 
                   
INTRODUCTION
 
Plantation United Methodist Church was established in 1960
and today is the spiritual home of more than 2,000 members. 
Our Wesleyan tradition -- faith and love put into practice --
is reflected in our Vision, Values, Purpose and Mission:
 
VISION

To be a church for all people through which God transforms individual lives in our church, community and the world.

PURPOSE
  • To share God's love in practical ways
  • To invite people to follow Jesus
  • To connect people to Christ in caring communities.
MISSION
  • Crossing the Street to Reach the Next Generations for Jesus
PUMC "TOP TEN" VALUES
  1. We believe we are called to be a church for all people, and so we affirm our community to be multi-ethnic, multicultural and gender equal.
  2. We believe that God transforms lives through the gift of Grace:
    • Prevenient Grace:  the grace that through Jesus Christ calls even while we are sinners and broken people.
    • Justifying Grace:  the grace that reconciles us to God through the cross of Jesus, and provides us with pardon, forgiveness and healing;
    • Sanctifying Grace:  the grace that through God's Holy Spirit enables us to live a Christian life as followers of Jesus Christ, and through which we receive daily comfort and strength.
  3. We believe in and will affirm the God-given sacred worth of each individual life.
  4. We believe the world is our parish, and so our ministry extends in and through our church, the community and the world.
  5. We are called to be a caring community of hospitality.
  6. We are called to be a caring community of healing.
  7. We are called to be a caring community of hope.
  8. Service:  We share God's love in practical ways.
  9. Discipleship:  We follow Jesus as seekers and students, and invite people to follow Jesus.
  10. Caring Community:  We believe in the church as the Body of Christ in the world, and believe discipleship occurs best in small group communities.