Welcome!
Whether you're a regular church-goer, a first-time visitor, or someone who's been away from church for a while, know that you are always welcome at Pendleton Center UMC. Come and experience a different kind of church where we put God's love into action, healing hearts, and transforming lives. We look forward to meeting you and sharing in this journey of faith together.
Current Sermon Series
What Child Is This?
In 1865, William Chatterton Dix wrote the poem that became the beloved carol “What Child Is This?” This Advent, we’ll explore that question in all its depth - looking at the world Christ was born into, its trauma and injustice, and the echoes we still feel today. Even so, the carol reminds us that God is truly “present with us,” bringing Hope, Peace, Joy, and Love right into the hardest places.
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Christmas Eve Services
Wednesday, December 24, 7:00 & 11:00 PM
Join us this Christmas Eve as we celebrate the birth of our Savior and seek to welcome His Hope, Peace, Joy, and Love into our world, and sing Christmas carols and Silent Night by candlelight. -
Christmas on Campbell Choral Concert
Saturday, December 6, 7:00 PM
Get ready for a joyful season of music! Mark your calendars and invite your friends and family to join in this special occasion! -
When Christ Steps Into Our Chaos
As the pace of life speeds up and the pressures of the season close in, Christmas reminds us that Christ comes right into the middle of our stress, uncertainty, and longing. The angel’s words to Mary tell us who He truly is - the King who enters our mess with hope, steadiness, and love that never ends.
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December Newsletter
Explore all that’s happening this December as we enter the season of Advent.
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January 2026 Newsletter
January kicks off a year of faith, service, and renewal. See how God is moving at PCUMC this new year!
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Youth Retreat 2026
January 23-25, 7-12th Grade
Get ready, because the countdown is on! Our annual Youth Retreat is happening at Camp Findley, and you won’t want to miss it. This weekend is packed with fellowship, games, snow tubing, and plenty of time to grow closer to God and each other.