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Saint Peter's United Methodist Church
Montpelier
VA
23192
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Who we are
We are a faith community committed to following the life and teachings of Jesus. We worship Him with joy and encourage a life of prayer, Bible study, and service. We strive to be Jesus’ faithful disciples by loving as He loves through living a life of witness and mission.
We are a people of hope who believe that the promises of Jesus Christ can transform lives.. Ultimately, the mission of each United Methodist Church is to make disciples of Jesus Christ for the transformation of the world.
We invite you to visit so we can get to know each other.
We are a people of hope who believe that the promises of Jesus Christ can transform lives.. Ultimately, the mission of each United Methodist Church is to make disciples of Jesus Christ for the transformation of the world.
We invite you to visit so we can get to know each other.
Location of worship / Church Address
15599 Mountain Rd
Montpelier,
VA
23192
United States
Phone: (804) 883-5596
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Church Pastor
Rev. Yun Kim
Pastor
15599 Mountain Rd
Montpelier,
VA
23192
United States
Phone: (804) 883-5596
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Quote of the Day
Nahum 1:7
The LORD is good, a strong hold in the day of trouble; and he knoweth them that trust in him.
The LORD is good, a strong hold in the day of trouble; and he knoweth them that trust in him.
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United Methodist Church
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Rev. Yun Kim
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I was born in Seoul, South Korea. My parents were Methodist, so I naturally adapted myself to Christianity. I personally met God when I was 17. The God of love I experienced is almost indescribable in the human sense. In March of 1995 I began studying at Mokwon University Theolgical School in South Korea. I am a graduate of Wesley Theological Seminary in Washingtotn, DC.
I met my wife, Jenny, when I was 15. We were married in December 2003. Now I am the father of two daughters, Emily and Abigail.
I previously had the privilege of serving two faithful communities of God. I was the pastor of Brucetown UMC in the Winchester District and an associate pastor of the Korean United Methodist Church of Greater Washington.
I met my wife, Jenny, when I was 15. We were married in December 2003. Now I am the father of two daughters, Emily and Abigail.
I previously had the privilege of serving two faithful communities of God. I was the pastor of Brucetown UMC in the Winchester District and an associate pastor of the Korean United Methodist Church of Greater Washington.
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SueEllen Terrell
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Driving Directions to Saint Peter's United Methodist Church
Travel/Directions Tips
St. Peter’s Church is located at 15599 Mountain Road, on U.S. Rt. 33 four miles east of the village of Montpelier and four miles west of the traffic light at Ashland Road and about 12 miles west of I- 295. Enter the church property by turning from Mountain Road onto St. Peter’s Church Road and then into the parking area.
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Parking is available in front and beside the church with additional parking located behind the church. The worship center is located on the west end of the building [farthest end from Richmond] and doors on the front and back afford entrance to the welcome area and sanctuary.
Saint Peter's United Methodist Church Montpelier Service Times
Our St. Peter’s family worships at 10:00 AM every Sunday.
Our service blends traditional and contemporary elements. We include special time with the children, a sermon, congregational sharing of joys and concerns, and prayer.
Service Times last updated on the 1st of February, 2021
Our service blends traditional and contemporary elements. We include special time with the children, a sermon, congregational sharing of joys and concerns, and prayer.
Service Times last updated on the 1st of February, 2021
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Wear whatever feels comfortable to you. Some folks dress in the “Sunday best,” and others are comfortable in jeans and t-shirts. You are welcome here just as you are.
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Saint Peter's United Methodist Church History
St. Peter’s Church traces its earliest history to congregations and class meetings which met on sites between Mountain Road on the south and Old Ridge Road (near the Ashland Berry Farm) on the north. Few records remain of these 18th and early 19th century Methodists. In the 1780s, Bishop Francis Asbury established what many historians believe to have been the first Sunday School in America, in the home of Thomas Crenshaw, on Mountain Road not far from the present site of St. Peter’s.
In 1850, remnants of the earlier congregations moved to property on Route 611 (now St. Peter’s Church Road), a scant ½ mile south of the present church. At first the congregation worshipped in an arbor of trees; Peter Massie, a charter member and trustee, built a white frame church by 1852. After its completion, the church was named St. Peter’s, partly for the fisherman-disciple and partly for the man who helped establish the congregation.
In 1850, remnants of the earlier congregations moved to property on Route 611 (now St. Peter’s Church Road), a scant ½ mile south of the present church. At first the congregation worshipped in an arbor of trees; Peter Massie, a charter member and trustee, built a white frame church by 1852. After its completion, the church was named St. Peter’s, partly for the fisherman-disciple and partly for the man who helped establish the congregation.
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