Byron Center United Methodist Church
Fall Kick-Off Sunday
BYRON CENTER UMC BEGINS ITS NEW PROGRAM YEAR ON SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 2025! Join us for service at 9:30 am. During Service children are dismissed to attend Kids Time which provides an in-depth look into God’s Word in a way the youth can understand. Immediately after Service and Fellowship at 11:00 am join us for Adult Sunday School for quality studying of the Word. Men's Group also starts this week on Wednesday (September 10, 2025) at 6:00 pm. Men's Group meets at Church in the Fellowship Hall. Women’s Gathering meets weekly on Thursdays from 10:00am to 12:00pm. At 10:00am they gather for an hour of fellowship and Bible Study. So much fellowship, come and see for yourself! For further information, please contact our office at 616-878-1618. ALL ARE WELCOME!
Come Worship With Us!
We welcome individuals from all walks of life! We understand that an individual's past does not change the love of Christ that is freely offered. Our hope is to be an avenue through which others can come to experience and know the Creator in very real ways.
Missed a week?
You can livestream our services and watch prior weeks on our YouTube channel by searching "Byron Center UMC" or clicking this link: BCUMC YouTube Channel. Once on our page, click on "Live" to see our services!
Praying for Our Community
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CELEBRATING 150 YEARS!
Did you know Byron Center United Methodist Church is the oldest Church in Byron Center, Michigan? We are 150 years old and going strong!!!
In 1860, a few Byron Center residents gathered in homes for bible study, which eventually led to the purchase of property on the corner of Prescott and Freeland in 1872. Fast forward to 2024, and our Methodist ministry remains in our original location continuing to honor our precious Lord. Throughout the years, we have seen a host of world and local events that helped to shape who we are today. We have faced spurts of growth and building expansion, times of struggles and hardships, welcomed a variety of dedicated pastors, and also used resources on the missions we support. Some of those missions of late include: our fall School Supply Drive, blankets for the United Methodist House, donations of goods to Byron Community Ministry, United Methodist Summer Camp scholarships, carrying the cross through town on Good Friday, annual participation in Byron Days with a free Family Fun Night, Hangar Youth Ministries, Mobility Worldwide, and UMCOR to name just a few. Our BCUMC goal is to continue to grow the faith journey that was started in 1860.