Click here to make your reservation. On Sunday, April 26, immediately following the 10:30am worship service, join us in the Community Center for a delicious spring buffet luncheon, an opportunity
On Wednesday, April 22, Belmonter Ned Henry will close out our Wednesday Night at Belmont (WNAB) season with music and discussion focused on Practicing Resurrection in the Face of Threatening
Infants, preschoolers, and the adults who love them are invited to join us on Saturday, April 25, at 10:00am for Parent and Child Music! We’ll sing, play instruments, read stories,
On Saturday, May 2, join us for a hymn sing at Mary, Queen of Angels! Belmonters, led by the Seekers Class, gather with residents of Mary, Queen of Angels (34
Join us for Come and See, a special Sunday school class for visitors and newcomers! Gather with Heather Harriss, Hunter Wade, and other Belmonters to learn more about Belmont UMC,
Click here to sign up. This year’s Pride Festival will take place on Saturday, June 27, at Bicentennial Capitol Mall State Park. Belmont UMC’s Pride booth will be open from
Click here to register your child. Calling all 3-year-olds through rising 5th graders! Belmont’s talented teachers, pastors, and youth volunteers are gearing up for a VBS “Road Trip.” Now is
Click here to apply. For more than three decades, Homeplace served as a true home for four remarkable women with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD). Supported by Belmont United Methodist
Over the past six months, a team of lay leadership began gathering around one central question, How are we as a church intentionally supporting adults to grow in discipleship, to
by Jane DuBose We’ve all heard the phrase, “the church is not a building,” but we experienced it in the best possible way last Sunday, February 1, when Belmont UMC