The New Beginnings Methodist Church in Gladwin officially disaffiliated with the United Methodist Church as of January 1, 2024. We joined the Global Methodist Church to pursue a more theologically sound and traditionally orthodox expression of the Faith. The First United Methodist Church in Gladwin began in 1883 and was located on Bowery Street. The church has moved since 1883 and now resides at their location at 309 S. M-18, often recognized by the three large crosses at the entrance.
Our Mission is to make disciples of Jesus Christ who worship passionately, love extravagantly, and witness boldly.
In our worship, we desire to surrender to and be fully devoted to one God—the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit. We are passionate about what is important to God.
Jesus calls those who follow Him to love God wholeheartedly and love their neighbors as themselves. Our desire is to demonstrate to the world the extravagant love of God in the person of Jesus Christ.
We have been entrusted with a lifesaving and transforming message that we must share with others. Our witness is bold, compelling and fearless. Our mission advances when individuals become disciples of Jesus Christ and join God’s mission to make more disciples.
The main worship service is at 10:30 am on Sundays. We have Sunday School before the worship service at 9:30 am. We offer a variety of ministries and programs for all ages, including children and mens groups, Bible studies, and outreach programs. Our ministries are designed to help our members grow in their faith and serve others in our community.
Sunday Worship Service at 10:30 a.m.
Monday Pastor's Bible Study 7:00 p.m.
Sunday worship starts at 10:30 AM
Adult Sunday school classes start at 9:30 AM
309 M-18, Gladwin, Michigan 48624, United States
Pastor: Andy Fralick Church Phone: (989) 426-9619 Email: nbmc309@gmail.com Pastor Phone: (989) 359-0461 Pastor Email: PastorAFralick@outlook.com
Giving is an important part of church life and is an act of worship. Giving helps us accomplish and expand our mission and ministry. It enables us to do good works within our community. It also helps us maintain and grow our physical church facility and invest in technology for new ways to gather, teach and worship.