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How To Join
If you do not have a church home, or have
yet to receive Christ as your Lord and
Savior, we invite you to unite with us. You
may accept the Invitation to Discipleship
during one of our worship services, or you
may meet the pastor directly after worship
services.
There is a point in every worship service
(Invitation to Discipleship) when the pastor
will ask you to pray. If you feel God has
spoken to your heart, you would leave your
seat and walk s towards the altar. If you
are unsaved, this is the first step towards
you accepting Christ as your Personal
Savior. If you are saved, but do not have a
church home, this serves as your first step
towards reuniting with the Body of Christ,
and connecting with our church family.
Persons who have accepted the Invitation to
Discipleship are not required to speak
before the church. A new members
representative will escort you to a private
room for brief discussion the details of
your membership here at St. James United
Methodist Church.
If you wish to speak to Pastor concerning
your desire to make a Public Commitment to
Christ outside of the setting of a worship
service, we are here to accommodate you.
Please call the church office to arrange an
appointment.
Discipleship
St. James United Methodist Church is
called to be a caring community of
Christians committed to developing a
personal relationship with our Lord that
eventuates into a ministry of
evangelization, edification, and
emancipation in the church and the
community.
"Making Disciples to Make a Difference"
To serve as disciples making a difference,
we must first prepare ourselves for service.
Doing so requires that each member get
connected by making a Membership Connection:
By accepting the Invitation to Discipleship
at St. James, you not are only declaring
Christ as your Lord and Savior, but also
demonstrating your desire to fellowship with
and be nurtured by this body of believers.
The first step in making that happen is to
getting to know your church family. The New
Members Ministry serves as your first
point-of-contact for information about our
church, and communication with our church.
They are responsible for building a
relationship with our new members that will
eventuate into life-long connections with
the church membership in particular, and the
community overall.
The next thing to do is to
enroll and complete our church New Members
Orientation Session.
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