Fremont United Methodist Church
A faith community in NE Portland that embodies Jesus’s love
and the relentless, unapologetic pursuit of equity and social justice.
Easter Activities
Ash Wednesday, March 5th
- Join us at 6pm for a potluck supper.
- Ash Wednesday service at 7pm. Circle service with quiet reflection and application of ashes.
Practices:
- Join us in caring for creation by eating a plant based diet for lent. Find out more here about how this helps our planet.
- Book Study March 9 to April 13. 11:15 each Sunday. Read and discuss, “Luke, Jesus and the Outsiders, Outcasts, and Outlaws.” by Adam Hamilton.
Palm Sunday April 13
Easter Celebration April 20
- Easter Continental Breakfast 9am. All are invited.
- Easter Egg Hunt 9:30. All eggs are gathered as a team and all children receive a take home gift bag.
- Easter Worship Service 10:00am.
WHO WE ARE
As a Reconciling Congregation
Fremont UMC affirms without equivocation that all human beings, having been created in God’s image and having received the breath and grace of God, are God’s children. Sexual orientation or gender identity have no bearing on one’s status as a beloved child of God. Our LGBTQI+ siblings are welcomed, affirmed, and fully embraced in this faith community.
Our Land Story
We humbly acknowledge that Fremont UMC is located on the ancestral and unceded land of the Multnomah, Wasco, Cowlitz, Kathlamet, and other bands of the Chinook. We honor their stewardship of the land and grieve our part in their displacement.
Creation Care
We believe that creation reflects the goodness of God. Humans, animals, plants, and all things participate in interconnected community and our mutual flourishing depends on our care for one another. Our planet has been severely impacted by overconsumption and environmental degradation. We commit to exploring ways to change our destructive behaviors and do everything in our power to lovingly tend the earth.
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