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Way Forward Town Hall Meeting: Want to know about the Commission on the Way Forward, the Special Session of the 2019 General Conference, and the future of the United Methodist Church? Join us at one of two informational Town Hall meetings. The meetings will feature slides from two Annual Conference presentations by Bishop Sudarshana Devadhar and Rev. Tom Berlin. There will also be time for question and answers. Come out and find out more about what this important time of decision making in the life of our denomination. Meeting times are Thursday, September 20 from 6:30 – 8:00 pm or Sunday, September 23 from 11:15 – 12:45. We will meet in Dew Hall.
​LEADERSHIP RETREAT
All leaders and any who are interested in the future of Glyndon UMC are invited to a mini-leadership retreat at Westminster UMC from 9 am – 12 pm.  The theme of our mini-retreat is the same as the theme of our Capital Campaign:  Renew, Restore, Reach Out.  As we gather we will renew our spirits for the task of leadership, restore our focus on our 5 year goals, and reach out to one another to celebrate successes and share burdens.   Please sign up in the lobby and indicate if you would like to car pool. ​
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Monthly Mission Opportunities

 WORSHIP SCHEDULE
  • 8:15am Morning Glory Breakfast​ (Second Sundays)
  • 8:45am Morning Glory Praise
  • 8:45 PeaceBringer's
  • ​9:15 Childrens Choir
  • 10:00am Traditional Worship and Sunday School
  • 11:15 The Gathering
Communion on the first Sunday of each month.

                   Worship & Building Access Notes
  • Our church building is handicapped accessible, and several parking spaces are reserved for close access to our building access and ramp to avoid climbing stairs. You can enter the sanctuary without using stairs from front entrance or parking lot entrance.
  • An AED (automated external defibrillator) is available in the lobby off of our parking lot.. 
  • A wheelchair is available for emergency use. See ushers for assistance.
  • An assisted learning system is available for those who need it during worship services. Pick up your own radio in ushers room so you can listen to the service.
  • As an extension of hospitality, please refrain from, or minimize, the use of fragrances so those with allergic sensitivities, will be able to worship in comfort. 
Our ushers are available to assist in addressing your questions on locations of specific activities or areas.within our church campus, and are eager to provide you with reference materials about our church. 

​If you are looking for a new church home and would like to set up an appointment to meet with Pastor Dawn to learn more about the church, see her after the services or fill out a visitors card and place it in the offering plate and Pastor Dawn will contact you.


Casserole Sunday:  Our church has committed to provide casseroles once a month for Our Daily Bread, an organization located in Baltimore City that provides meals every day of the year for those in need to help prevent hunger.  If you would like to help out, bring your frozen or fresh casseroles to our church kitchen (place in freezer) the last Sunday of each month, or any Sunday you would like to help. We will see they are delivered along with food from other churches in our community.

Food Sunday:  The second Sunday of every month is Food Sunday, We collect non-perishable food items for delivery to the Community Crisis Center that serves surrounding communities of Glyndon, Reisterstown, and Owings Mills, helping those in need during difficult times. Bring your donated items to our church and place them in labeled totes and baskets located in our lobby as our congregation prays for those receiving these gestures of Christian love and support.

Friends on Wilkens: On the third Thursday of every month, we gather casseroles, salads and snacks at 7:30pm at the church, to be distributed directly to those in need in Southwest Baltimore City at 9:00pm that same evening, so they will get to enjoy a home cooked, healthy meal while homeless and battling with unemployment, sex trafficking, and addictions. We provide food and extend the love of God and the hope that can strengthen them to overcome the challenges in their lives. Sign up in Cloister Hallway or see Kathy Rittler for more details.