At Belmont UMC, we believe faith calls us beyond the walls of the church and into the work of justice, compassion, and community transformation. This summer, we invite you to

Click here to make your lunch reservation. Join us on Sunday, August 16, immediately following worship for an afternoon of fun, food, and fellowship as we kick off a new

Last year, we introduced pickleball at Wednesday Night at Belmont, and this year we’d love to offer one hour of pickleball at 6:00pm every Wednesday that WNAB is in session.

Join us for our next hymn sing on Saturday, August 1! Led by the Seekers Class, Belmonters gather with residents of Mary, Queen of Angels (34 White Bridge Road) for

Click here to give online. Your Communion offering today will support the ENCORE Ministry Foundation of the Tennessee-Western Kentucky Conference. ENCORE provides training and support, resources, and networking opportunities to

From fixing loose fence boards to assembling bookcases, installing shelves, replacing toilet flush levers, repairing door latches, installing toilet risers and towel racks, changing hard-to-reach light bulbs, and even assembling

College students are invited to a free welcome back lunch on Sunday, August 23, immediately following worship in the Community Center. Join Belmont Wesley Fellowship for lunch, reconnect with friends,

What does it really mean to follow Jesus? Beginning Sunday, August 2, join us for a nine-week fall sermon series exploring the values at the heart of Jesus’ teachings. Together

Wednesday Night at Belmont returns on August 19, and we’re kicking things off with Trivia Night! Join us for an evening of fun and friendly competition on Wednesday, August 19,

On Sunday, August 9, during the 10:30am worship service, children (babies through 6th grade) are invited to participate in our Blessing of the Backpacks (and diaper bags)! We’ll pray for

Recent data show that around 4,500 children in Nashville lack a permanent home. Volunteers from Belmont UMC are partnering with the Homeless Education Resource Office (HERO) in Metro Nashville Public

Throughout July and August, Belmont UMC will be collecting nonperishable food items to help provide meals for families and children in the Ebenezer community. Every donation, big or small, makes

For a list of requested titles, click here. On Sunday, May 31, we will kick off a book drive in support of Eakin Elementary School’s “Volume of Reading” initiative. Eakin

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