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giving Together, we can make a difference By choosing to contribute your financial resources to support the ministry of St. Paul's United Methodist Church, you are investing in life-changing experiences for children, students, and adults. Your generosity plays a vital role in helping individuals understand and embrace the love of God, as well as discover their potential and purpose. Your contribution truly makes a difference in connecting people and transforming lives. Donate Ways to Give Back There are multiple ways in which you can make a contribution. Feel free to get in touch with us or consult our FAQs if you have any questions Recurring You can easily set up recurring donations, our preferred method of financial giving, to support the local ministries and ministry partners by completing the Authorization Form. ​ Get started today! ​ Give Now PayPal If you are a PayPal Member, you have the option to donate either through the PayPal app or by accessing our PayPal Giving Fund website. ​ Remember the church does incur fees for processing. Visit PayPal Debit or Credit Card Make a contribution online simply, securely and easily by using your major credit or debit card through PayPal. Remember the church does incur fees for processing. ​ Visit PayPal Mail a Check To donate by check or through online bill pay, please send to our address provided: ​ St. Paul's United Methodist Church 9500 Constitution Ave NE Albuquerque NM, 87112 ​ Learn More Endowment Fund Rooted in Christian heritage, the Endowment Fund provides a permanent fund that generates investment income. ​ Click to learn more via our FAQs. ​ Learn More “And do not forget to do good and to share with others, for with such sacrifices God is pleased.” Hebrews 13:16 Videos PayPal How-To Video Learn how to make a positive impact in the world and be inspired to spread goodwill and generosity in everyday lives. Giving Back at St. Paul's Find your way to give back today. Online, In-Person and Virtually locally, nationally and globally. Giving via PayPal You may contribute once with a few simple steps using PayPal online. However, the church does incur fees for processing debit/credit cards. Give using #IGiveUMC This campaign encourages support for the local UMC and the ministries they offer through donations. Donors are encouraged to give in honor or memory of someone and then express their appreciation on social media. Together, we do more! You are part of The United Methodist Church – and your giving is already doing more than you know. Learn more at www.umcgiving.org Financial Well-being If you're feeling stuck in your personal finances, there are several financial tools and resources available to support you, ease the burden of financial stress and to help develop sound financial habits. Learn More

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FEATURED EVENTS Check out upcoming events and special gatherings Events Highlight Event Neighborhood Parking Lot Yard Sale Looking for Treasures & Great Deals? Join us for some coffee and meet your neighbors! Bring a neighbor! Grab a cup of coffee and meet your neighbors! May 11, 2024 9500 Constitution Avenue Northeast, Albuquerque, NM, USA FREE Learn More ⌝​ All Church Potluck Brunch Join us for a delightful Church Potluck Brunch where we come together to enjoy delicious homemade dishes, share stories, and build stronger connections within our community. From savory casseroles to decadent pastries, there's something for everyone to enjoy while we laugh, chat, and savor the warmth of fellowship. Let's bond over a meal as we strengthen our bonds and create lasting memories together. June 29, 2025 9500 Constitution Avenue Northeast, Albuquerque, NM, USA FREE Learn More ⌝​ All Church Potluck Brunch Join us for a delightful Church Potluck Brunch where we come together to enjoy delicious homemade dishes, share stories, and build stronger connections within our community. From savory casseroles to decadent pastries, there's something for everyone to enjoy while we laugh, chat, and savor the warmth of fellowship. Let's bond over a meal as we strengthen our bonds and create lasting memories together. March 30, 2025 9500 Constitution Avenue Northeast, Albuquerque, NM, USA FREE Learn More ⌝​ All Church Potluck Brunch Join us for a delightful Church Potluck Brunch where we come together to enjoy delicious homemade dishes, share stories, and build stronger connections within our community. From savory casseroles to decadent pastries, there's something for everyone to enjoy while we laugh, chat, and savor the warmth of fellowship. Let's bond over a meal as we strengthen our bonds and create lasting memories together. December 29, 2024 9500 Constitution Avenue Northeast, Albuquerque, NM, USA FREE Learn More ⌝​ All Church Potluck Brunch Join us for a delightful Church Potluck Brunch where we come together to enjoy delicious homemade dishes, share stories, and build stronger connections within our community. From savory casseroles to decadent pastries, there's something for everyone to enjoy while we laugh, chat, and savor the warmth of fellowship. Let's bond over a meal as we strengthen our bonds and create lasting memories together. September 29, 2024 9500 Constitution Avenue Northeast, Albuquerque, NM, USA FREE Learn More ⌝​ All Church Potluck Brunch Join us for a delightful Church Potluck Brunch where we come together to enjoy delicious homemade dishes, share stories, and build stronger connections within our community. From savory casseroles to decadent pastries, there's something for everyone to enjoy while we laugh, chat, and savor the warmth of fellowship. Let's bond over a meal as we strengthen our bonds and create lasting memories together. June 30, 2024 9500 Constitution Avenue Northeast, Albuquerque, NM, USA FREE Learn More ⌝​ Can't find the Event you're looking for? Check out the St. Paul's United Methodist Church Google Calendar! It includes events that are not featured on its website. These events can also be found in your Sunday Bulletin. *Sign-In to Google to tailor event with Agenda and Notifications. View Calendar

Hey there, friends and family of St. Paul's! So tell us, what does Easter mean to you as a United Methodist? In this Blog Post, we're going to speak about how Easter is not just about colorful eggs and chocolate bunnies, but a time of deep meaning for us as United Methodists. Get ready to uncover the beauty of renewal, reflection, and rejoicing during this special season! History of Easter for United Methodists Easter celebrations in the Methodist tradition go way back, with a rich history filled with meaning and significance. For us as United Methodists, Easter holds a special place in our faith, signifying renewal and rebirth. It's a time when we reflect on the ultimate sacrifice made for us and the hope that comes with the resurrection. Renewal and Revival Now let's talk about renewal and revival. Easter isn't just another holiday; it's a time of spiritual rejuvenation. It's like hitting the reset button and starting fresh. Easter reminds us that we have the chance to begin again, to renew our faith, and to grow closer to our Creator. Reflection and Contemplation During Easter, it's important to take a moment for reflection and contemplation. It's a time for looking inward, for connecting with our spiritual selves. Through prayer and meditation, we can deepen our relationship with God and gain new insights into our faith journey. Rejoicing and Celebration And of course, Easter is a time for joy and celebration! The Easter season is filled with hope and happiness, and as United Methodists, we embrace that joy wholeheartedly. From special services to festive gatherings, Easter is a time to spread the message of love and renewal. We hope you can join us for our Good Friday evening service and of course, Easter Sunday! Experiencing Easter: United Methodist Perspectives We love hearing personal stories and experiences of Easter from fellow United Methodists. It's incredible to see how this season impacts each of us uniquely. By sharing our insights and journeys, we can learn from one another and grow in our faith together. Easter Traditions in United Methodist Churches Let's take a peek at some Easter traditions in United Methodist churches. From beautiful worship services to community events, there's something special about coming together during Easter. It's a time to connect, to share, and to celebrate as a family of believers. Conclusion As we wrap up, remember that Easter is more than just a holiday—it's a time of deep significance for us as United Methodists. So, let's embrace the themes of renewal, reflection, and rejoicing as we journey through this Easter season together. May the spirit of Easter fill your hearts with joy and hope. Remember to spread kindness and love wherever you go! Some reflection questions: How can we embody the spirit of resurrection in our daily lives? How can we extend grace and love to others as Christ has shown us? How can we live out our faith with compassion and humility, following the example set by Jesus? As we celebrate Easter, let us remember the power of Christ's resurrection and strive to live more fully in his Light.

Lent is a sacred time we are called to engage in acts of repentance, fasting, and preparation for the celebration of Easter. It is a period of 40 days, which begins on Ash Wednesday and ends on Holy Saturday, mirroring the time Jesus spent in the wilderness. May we be encouraged to reflect on our lives, seek forgiveness for our shortcomings, and deepen our spiritual connection. Through prayer, fasting, and acts of service, Lent offers a unique opportunity for personal growth, self-discipline, and re-commitment to one's faith. May we be encouraged to reflect on our lives, seek forgiveness for our shortcomings, and deepen our spiritual connection As we walk this path of Lent together to prepare for Easter as United Methodists, may we open our hearts to the transformative power of God's love and grace, and emerge from this season strengthened in our faith and renewed in our commitment to serving others. In the United Methodist Church, Lent holds a special significance as it is a time for us to draw closer to God through prayer, fasting, and acts of service. During Lent, United Methodists often participate in various spiritual disciplines to help deepen our faith and grow closer to God. This may include giving up certain luxuries or indulgences, such as sweets or social media, in order to focus more on our relationship with God. Fasting is not meant to be a punishment, but rather a way to make space for God in our lives and to seek a renewed sense of spiritual clarity. In addition to fasting, United Methodists also engage in acts of service and charity during Lent. This may involve volunteering at a local soup kitchen, donating to a charitable organization, or simply reaching out to someone in need. These acts of service help us to live out our faith in a real way by showing God's love to others and acting as the hands and feet of Christ in the world. This season is a time for us to recommit ourselves to following the teachings of Christ and to living out our faith in our daily lives. Prayer is also an essential aspect of Lent for United Methodists. We use this time to reflect on our relationship with God, to seek forgiveness for our sins, and to ask for guidance in our spiritual journey. Through fervent prayer, we are able to connect with God on a deeper level and to discern His will for our lives. As we journey through Lent together as United Methodists, we are reminded of the importance of self-reflection, repentance, and renewal. This season is a time for us to recommit ourselves to following the teachings of Christ and to living out our faith in our daily lives. By growing closer to God through prayer, fasting, and acts of service, we can experience a transformation of heart and mind that will bring us closer to the true meaning of Easter. Reflection Questions: How do the traditional Lenten disciplines of prayer, fasting, and almsgiving help deepen our faith as United Methodists? In what ways can we use the season of Lent to reflect on our Wesleyan heritage and commitment to social justice and service? How can the themes of sacrifice, repentance, and renewal during Lent inspire us to live out our faith more fully in the world today? Explore ways to embrace, experience and encounter #LivingOutYourFaith this Lent Season:

Martin Luther King Jr., a prominent civil rights leader and Baptist minister, holds a special place in the hearts of millions around the world for his tireless pursuit of racial equality and justice. However, his influence extends far beyond his direct impact on the Black community, touching the lives of people from all walks of life, including United Methodists. As members of the United Methodist Church, we can draw valuable lessons from Dr. King's life and teachings, striving to embody his message of love, compassion, and justice. In this blog post, we explore the profound significance of Martin Luther King Jr. and what United Methodists can gain from emulating his values. 1. Promoting Racial Equality: Martin Luther King Jr. dedicated his life to challenging racial segregation and fighting for the rights of African Americans. As United Methodists, we are called to reject all forms of discrimination and actively work towards racial equality within our communities and institutions. Dr. King's commitment to justice should motivate us to eradicate racism from our churches and seek inclusivity for all races. 2. Leading with Love and Peace: Dr. King's advocacy for justice was deeply rooted in his commitment to nonviolence and his belief in the power of love. United Methodists can learn from his example and seek peaceful resolutions to conflicts both big and small. By nurturing a spirit of love, empathy, and reconciliation, we can build bridges and create a more harmonious society, mirroring the teachings of Jesus Christ. 3. Speaking Truth to Power: Martin Luther King Jr.'s courageous speeches and sermons challenged the status quo and exposed the unjust systems of his time. As United Methodists, we are called to speak truth to power, raising our voices against oppression and advocating for those who are marginalized. Dr. King's leadership reminds us of the importance of holding those in authority accountable and working towards a more just and equitable society. 4. Engaging in Social Activism: Dr. King's legacy is a testament to the power of transformational leadership and grassroots activism. United Methodists can emulate his commitment to social justice by engaging in local and global initiatives that address systemic issues. By standing up against poverty, homelessness, inequality, and other injustices, we can contribute to building a world where everyone is treated with dignity and respect. 5. Upholding Universal Values: Dr. King's teachings echo the core values of the United Methodist Church, such as justice, mercy, and compassion. By embracing these values in our daily lives, we can honor his legacy and create a legacy of our own. Let us remember that the fight for equality and justice is not limited to specific races or issues, but rather an ongoing commitment that we all must share. Conclusion: Martin Luther King Jr.'s life and work continue to inspire and challenge us as United Methodists. By embracing his values of love, peace, equality, and justice, we can work towards a society that reflects the love of Christ and embraces the dignity and worth of every human being. Let us honor his memory by actively pursuing justice, embracing diversity, and advocating for the transformation of our communities and systems.