Joining starts with a visit
We want you to become part of the fun and fellowship of Worthington United Methodist Church (WUMC).
It all starts with a visit. Join us any Sunday at a worship service that feels right to you. Come as you are. You don’t have to dress a certain way, or claim prescribed beliefs. You simply need to come and connect with God in an open, accepting and supportive environment.
We currently offer two worship services (9 & 10 am). The 9 am service will be inside the Potter Chapel. The 10 am service will be inside in the Sanctuary and livestreamed on our YouTube page.
Come as you are.
There are so many ways and opportunities to worship together, learn, serve and experience God at WUMC.
We want you to be part of it.
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Interested in becoming a member of Worthington United Methodist Church?
Membership at WUMC is a commitment to offering your prayers, presence, gifts, service, and witness to the work of God in the world through the ministries of our congregation. In return, the WUMC community commits to nurturing and supporting you in your journey of loving God and loving your neighbor. To learn more about membership at WUMC, email [email protected].
Questions?
Contact the church office:
614-885-5365
We’re here for you.
Dominic Short Mejia
Associate Pastor
Dominic J. Short Mejia (he/him) was appointed Associate Pastor in July 2021. Originally from Bryan, OH, he holds a B.A. from Ohio Wesleyan University and an M.Div. from the Boston University School of Theology. Dom’s areas of interest include mercy and justice ministries, practical theology, and the intersections of pop culture and faith. He believes the Church should welcome all.
Ashley Gerard
Director of Discipleship
Ashley Gerard (she/her), Director of Discipleship from Birth to Young Adult, has been on staff since June of 2013. She has a degree in Human Development and Family Science from The Ohio State University, and a Master of Practical Theology degree from The Methodist Theological School in Ohio. She has a heart for camp ministry and seeing the next generation in leadership. She believes the Church should welcome all.