“WHAT IS IMPOSSIBLE FOR MORTALS IS POSSIBLE FOR GOD.”
Our building renovations are complete and your extraordinary generosity has made this possible. Your faithfulness has help pay for over 60% of the project cost. We are launching a capital funds campaign to help us manage our remaining financial obligation. The campaign is “Imagine the Possibilities.”
With our newly renovated and attractive facilities, MUMC now has:
- Greater capacity to influence our community for Christ,
- The capability to grow numerically as we attract young families with children,
- The space to expand into new areas of ministry,
- A large attractive welcoming and fellowship area,
- Improved worship space for Ignite,
- Classrooms with technology to aid in Sunday School and adult education.
IN MINISTRY FOR MORE THAN 200 YEARS
BIG MOMENTS OVER THE LAST TWO CENTURIES
Nearly three decades ago, there was the bold vision and decision to totally relocate our church campus, building new facilities to accommodate our growth needs and better serve our congregation and the surrounding community.
The congregation took another bold step just a few years ago to renovate existing facilities, as well as build new facilities. The result has made our buildings more accessible and welcoming.
RENOVATIONS COMPLETE
FACILITIES MORE INVITING & FUNCTIONAL
• Preschool & CDC areas are more welcoming & practical for kids as well as safer & more secure.
• Connection Center renovations have made the Ignite service more functional & exciting.
• Common areas, such as lobbies & Cafe, provide us room to gather with friends and guests.
• Sunday School rooms with added technology.
• New administrative offices have enhanced staff effectiveness & improved ability to collaborate.
$7.2M
Total Cost
60%
Project Paid
$13,500
Monthly Payment
$1.5M
Goal To Raise
A Brief History in Time

Giving is for 3 years, over and above your regular giving.
This chart has been designed to illustrate the numbers of givers we need at each level to contribute in order to reach our goal of $1.5M. This initiative will need the generous giving of all and the extraordinary giving of a few. The only way we are going to reach our final goal is for some of those at the top of the chart to contribute.
Consider giving cash, stocks, bonds, real estate, life insurance policies or cash value of policy, antiques, works of art, jewelry, coin or stamp collections, income tax refunds, or assets in irrevocable or revocable trusts.
What is meant by the words, ‘Not equal giving but equal sacrifice’?
This simple phrase points to a significant spiritual lesson regarding generosity and giving and that is this: God does not ask us to give equally…that is, to give the same amount that others may give. Instead, God asks us to give in relation to our financial capacity. If we share anything equally, shouldn’t it be a similar degree of sacrifice associated with my gift? In other words, the amount any of us may give is measured in the eyes of God by what that gift personally cost me in terms of sacrifice. When discerning what he would give to God, King David once said, “I will not make a gift to God that cost me nothing” (2 Samuel 24:24). When discerning what you will give in this campaign, start by asking God what an equal sacrifice might be for you and your family?
Frequently Asked Questions
“WHAT IS IMPOSSIBLE FOR MORTALS IS POSSIBLE FOR GOD.”
Our building renovations are complete and your extraordinary generosity has made this possible. Your faithfulness has help pay for over 60% of the project cost. We are launching a capital funds campaign to help us manage our remaining financial obligation. The campaign is “Imagine the Possibilities.”
With our newly renovated and attractive facilities, MUMC now has:
- Greater capacity to influence our community for Christ,
- The capability to grow numerically as we attract young families with children,
- The space to expand into new areas of ministry,
- A large attractive welcoming and fellowship area,
- Improved worship space for Ignite,
- Classrooms with technology to aid in Sunday School and adult education.
IN MINISTRY FOR MORE THAN 200 YEARS
BIG MOMENTS OVER THE LAST TWO CENTURIES
Nearly three decades ago, there was the bold vision and decision to totally relocate our church campus, building new facilities to accommodate our growth needs and better serve our congregation and the surrounding community.
The congregation took another bold step just a few years ago to renovate existing facilities, as well as build new facilities. The result has made our buildings more accessible and welcoming.
RENOVATIONS COMPLETE
FACILITIES MORE INVITING & FUNCTIONAL
• Preschool & CDC areas are more welcoming & practical for kids as well as safer & more secure.
• Connection Center renovations have made the Ignite service more functional & exciting.
• Common areas, such as lobbies & Cafe, provide us room to gather with friends and guests.
• Sunday School rooms with added technology.
• New administrative offices have enhanced staff effectiveness & improved ability to collaborate.
$7.2M
Total Cost
60%
Project Paid
$13,500
Monthly Payment
$1.5M
Goal To Raise
Head Pastor
Gary Gibson
I give thanks daily for your faithfulness and generosity. You, the people of MUMC, are committed to ministry in our community and because of you we are making a difference. MUMC is positioned for even greater days ahead. I hope you are beginning to imagine the possibilities that are before us as we seek to serve our community. Please be in prayer about your participation. Imagine the Possibilities isn’t about simply paying the debt. It is truly an investment in the lives of people.
Campaign Chairperson
Monty Boyd

Campaign Coordinator
Marilyn Lewis
A Brief History in Time

Giving is for 3 years, over and above your regular giving.
This chart has been designed to illustrate the numbers of givers we need at each level to contribute in order to reach our goal of $1.5M. This initiative will need the generous giving of all and the extraordinary giving of a few. The only way we are going to reach our final goal is for some of those at the top of the chart to contribute.
Consider giving cash, stocks, bonds, real estate, life insurance policies or cash value of policy, antiques, works of art, jewelry, coin or stamp collections, income tax refunds, or assets in irrevocable or revocable trusts.
This simple phrase points to a significant spiritual lesson regarding generosity and giving and that is this: God does not ask us to give equally…that is, to give the same amount that others may give. Instead, God asks us to give in relation to our financial capacity. If we share anything equally, shouldn’t it be a similar degree of sacrifice associated with my gift? In other words, the amount any of us may give is measured in the eyes of God by what that gift personally cost me in terms of sacrifice. When discerning what he would give to God, King David once said, “I will not make a gift to God that cost me nothing” (2 Samuel 24:24). When discerning what you will give in this campaign, start by asking God what an equal sacrifice might be for you and your family?