Castleton United Methodist Church
Connection & Community
you can build your life on
Be Connected
Be Supported
Be Secure
Too often, as adults, we struggle to find meaningful connections in life.
Our relationships tend to come from places like work or activities our children are involved in. Inevitably, those seasons change, leaving us feeling unsettled and disconnected.
We believe you are meant to be seen and known
That is why, at Castleton UMC, we work to connect you to meaningful and lasting relationships that enrich life for you and your family.
Strong Relationships
The people we surround ourselves with can impact the trajectory of our lives. We help you find strong relationships that make your life better.
Firm Support
Life certainly has its ups and downs. With strong relationships as your support system, you’re free to pursue the life you are called to live.
Solid Foundation
Our world has been nothing if not uncertain in recent years. The relationships you have should provide certainty and security in your life.
“Castleton UMC has been a fantastic community partner for us! From participating in public safety walks, hosting our Crime Summits, to helping organize and staff the Mobile Food Pantry with volunteers and MUCH more; we know we can always rely on CUMC to step up when a need arises.”
North Shadeland Alliance
Making connections doesn’t have to be difficult
We offer three simple ways to connect with people in the church and surrounding community. Jump in wherever you feel comfortable!
Connect Socially
Connect Meaningfully
Connect Spiritually
AND (&) Campaign Dinner & Docu-series
Sundays, February 2, 16 & 23 | 5:00-7:00 PM | Fellowship Hall
As a predominantly White congregation, it is easy for us to unintentionally give Black History Month (February) token acknowledgment. But as a congregation that desires to take justice seriously, to take loving our neighbors seriously, and, most importantly, to take Jesus seriously, we want to give Black History Month the attention it deserves.
In that spirit, we are going to have Dinner & Discussion together on three of the four Sunday evenings in February. (Feb. 2, 16, 23…skipping Super Bowl Sunday, Feb. 9). We will meet from 5 to 7 PM in the Fellowship Hall.
We want to grow in our perspective and appreciation of our Black brothers and sisters and their experiences. Utilizing a three-episode documentary produced by the AND (&) Campaign, we will learn about the history of the Black church tradition in America.
This will also serve as another building block in our year of being rooted and grounded in LOVE. To learn more about the AND Campaign, visit their website at andcampaign.org.
Our Community Partners
