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At Coralville United Methodist Church we believe that we are all children of God, created by God with our many differences, and that all are welcome at God’s table. We are an inter-generational, diverse community that is grounded in God’s unconditional love, committed to helping one another grow, and devoted to serving God’s people by working for justice and peace.

Whether young or old, rich or poor, filled with hope or despair, seeker or skeptic, we have a place for you at our table. We are a church that accepts you as you are and challenges you to grow further, while offering the support of a caring community of people who are on that same journey toward God. Wherever you are in that journey – whatever your faith tradition may be – you are always welcome at Coralville United Methodist Church! Na wote mnakaribiswa! 

 

 

What's New

Fall Activities Begin at CUMC

Sunday, September 8, is the start of a new season at Coralville United Methodist Church. Read on to see some of the ways you can get connected!

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Meet Rev. Rachel Lamparek

With great joy, we welcome our new pastor to CUMC!

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Worship in-person or join us online

All are welcome to attend worship at Coralville UMC! Sunday morning worship service is at 9:30.  To all who are joining us for the first time, welcome!

We stream our worship service live from Facebook on Sunday mornings at 9:30 as well.  You can find our Facebook page by clicking the icon at the top of this website. Or, you can find it here: Facebook CoralvilleUMC

Online Giving at CUMC

Now there are three ways for you to make contributions to CUMC!

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On Racism and Nonviolence

At Coralville UMC we affirm people of all ages, races, ethnicities, cultures, gender identities, sexual orientations, physical and mental abilities, and socio-economic status. We believe that prejudice, hatred, or discrimination directed toward any individual or group is contrary to the life and spirit of Jesus Christ.  Therefore, we shall work to eliminate prejudice and discriminatory practices within ourselves and our community, and to show grace, in Jesus’ name.

We stand together in solidarity with the family of George Floyd and with people of color in our congregation, our communities, and around the world. 

You can read the statement released by our Bishop, Laurie Haller, and the Appointive cabinet, here

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