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welcome friends ::
We’re glad you’re here at our place on the internet. Our worship services are designed for people of all ages, including children. We extend an invitation to you to be our guest at an upcoming service and look forward to meeting you in person. We offer a new Glory! Gospel Worship XPerience on Saturday evening at 6pm in the Wesley Center. On Sunday mornings, we offer three Traditional Worship services in the Sanctuary and two Contemporary Worship services in the Wesley Center. Sunday School is held at 9:30 and 11am. We hope that this website provides the opportunity to learn more about our church and its ministries. If you have any questions, please feel free to call us at 281-488-5110 and we can point you in the right direction. May you encounter God in a fresh way.

our vision ::
...is to be a community of Christian believers committed to loving as Jesus loved, welcoming seekers of the faith, and reaching out with caring hearts and hands to all who are in need.

our mission ::
...is to make disciples of Jesus Christ for the transformation of the world.

We appreciate your visit to clearlakemethodist.org!

Announcements

Glory! Gospel Worship XPerience! - Saturdays, 6pm


You Are Invited to a Glorious Gospel Worship XPerience!
Saturdays, 6pm, Wesley Center

The Glory! Gospel Worship XPerience is for everyone! You are invited to come and bring anyone:
* Anyone who is interested in a different worship XPerience
* Anyone who likes Gospel music
* Anyone who is seeking a closer walk with Christ
* Anyone who thinks that church is becoming culturally irrelevant

Why is this worship service named Glory! ?
The Glory of God is an image of our Lord’s greatness, transcendence, splendor, beauty, magnificence, radiance and rapture. God’s presence and is a natural outcome of worshipping God in spirit and in truth. Paul calls Yeshua "the Lord of glory" (1 Cor 2:8) and speaks of "the glory of God in the face of Christ" (2 Cor 4:6). One of my favorite scriptures about Glory is "Christ in you" is "the hope of glory” (Col 1:27). However, our scriptural theme is: I have seen you in the sanctuary and beheld your power and your Glory (Psalm 63:2)
- Rev. Lillie Ferrell

Ash Wednesday Services - February 22 ::


Ash Wednesday Services - February 22 ::

Early Service, Sanctuary
12 Noon -12:30pm
[ Childcare Upon Request Only ]

Light Lunch, Fellowship Hall
12:30-1pm

Wednesday Night Dinner, Wesley Center
5:30pm (Make Reservations like Normal)

Evening Service, Sanctuary
6:30pm
Childcare Provided

Brad Sherryl's 'Red Letter Jesus' - March 25 ::

Coming Soon - Brad Sherryl's "Red Letter Jesus" ::
Sunday, March 25, 7pm - Wesley Center



Off-Broadway Actor Brad Sherrill Performs “Red Letter Jesus”
Sunday, March 25, 7pm – Wesley Center

    It took nearly five months for Atlanta-based actor Brad Sherrill to memorize all 20,000 words of The Gospel of John (2009 CLUMC performance). He had plans to present it just once at his home church in Atlanta. But since 2001 Sherrill has performed John’s gospel over 600 times off –Broadway and in professional theaters and churches throughout the U.S., Canada, the U.K. and Ireland. On Sunday, March 25 in the Wesley Center, Sherrill will present his new adaptation and live performance of “Red Letter Jesus” (based on Jesus’ words spoken in the gospels of Matthew, Mark and Luke). “Red Letter Jesus” will have its official theatrical debut at the Theatre in the Square in Atlanta during February/March 2012 but has already been performed on a U.S. tour of churches.
    Sherrill, a 24-year member of the Georgia Shakespeare theater company in Atlanta, now devotes eight months of the year to the ongoing U.S. tour of his faith-based theater work. “Red Letter Jesus,” which includes an original visual presentation from Israel and Jordan created by his collaborator and multimedia designer Mark Hickman, is Sherrill’s third live theatrical offering based on biblical texts. He also premiered his original adaptation of Prophets (2011 CLUMC performance), based on the texts of Isaiah and Jeremiah, at Georgia Shakespeare in Atlanta in 2010.

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