Welcome to Laurel Heights

Sunday Sanctuary Worship Online

Join us for worship right here Sundays at 11:00 a.m.

Our Sanctuary services of worship are live streamed at laurelheights.org/online-worship and our Facebook page at 11:00 a.m. Sunday mornings. Services will remain available for viewing until the following Sunday.

Mission Opportunities

May Mission of the Month:

Church Under the Bridge (CUB)

Family Mission Opportunity

We are getting ready for Project Transformation and we have supplies that need to be sorted! Bring your whole family and help us get ready for summer. Contact Laura Healy.

Covid-19 Vaccination Clinic

Thursday, May 20 from 9:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.
Free to all. Volunteers are needed to help folks fill out paperwork.

The Laurel Heights Messenger

Stay up to date with this weekly publication of Laurel Heights United Methodist Church.

To subscribe to a printed version, please contact the church office at (210) 733-7156.

Come and See

Come and See What God Has Done
is a 25–minute online worship service and podcast. that are meant to meet us where we are, in our homes, in our joys, in our doubts, and invite us to release, to rest, and to restore.

You are invited. Always. Without end. Amen.

Podcast interview with Ryan Campen:
Saturday, May 15 at 9:00 a.m.

Worship Service:
Come and See: Restore
Saturday, May 22 at 6:00 p.m.

Resources for Racial Justice

Explore important conversations, prompts for contemplation, resources for group study, and for personal study and reflection.

 

We recognize racism as sin and affirm the ultimate and temporal worth of all persons. We rejoice in the gifts that particular ethnic histories and cultures bring to our total life. We commend and encourage the self-awareness of all racial and ethnic groups and oppressed people that leads them to demand their just and equal rights as members of society.”

(Social Principles, ¶ 162 B)

COVID-19 Information and Updates

Laurel Heights is paying careful attention to advisories from the Centers for Disease Control, the City of San Antonio Metropolitan Health District, and the Río Texas Conference of the UMC. Church leadership is continuously monitoring the situation in order to determine how and when to revise protocols. We will continue to inform the congregation of developments as they occur.