Name: Kuna United Methodist Church
Address: 260 West 4th Street, Kuna, ID, 83634-2047, US
Telephone: 208-297-3448

Messy Christmas!

Free fun family event

Activites, Celebration, Dinner!

Bring the whole family for Christmas fun.

Sunday, Dec 15, 4:30-6:30pm

God is Born

Christmas begins with Advent, getting ready for God to be born and Christ to come into our lives.

12/1: The Royal One

12/8: The Delivering One

12/15: The Living One

12/22: The One Who Brings New Life

Sundays 10am.

Kuna United Methodist Church

Making Disciples. Test our Welcome.

Welcome to
Kuna United Methodist Church

We are a community of Christ-followers, growing in discipleship, making disciples, and inviting others to join us. We strive to focus on being like-hearted rather than like-minded, focusing on following Jesus together in our diversity.

Pastor Mia Crosthwaite

SUNDAY WORSHIP 10am

At 10am we gather to hear the Word of God, see God in each other, and be transformed by God in the sacrament of the Lord's Supper. We sing together & pray together. On the 1st & 3rd Sundays we celebrate the Lord's Supper (Holy Communion).

4th & Franklin in Kuna.

Live Streaming starts Sundays about 9:50am

About Us

Sunday Services — for video channel and weekly bulletin

Proud to host:

- Narcotics Anonymous group -

- Alcoholics Anonymous group -

- Girl Scout troop -

- Multi-church Men's Bible Study -

- Kuna Mom's Squad -

"Do all the good you can,
By all the means you can,
In all the ways you can,
In all the places you can,
At all the times you can,
To all the people you can,
As long as ever you can"

John Wesley

Alpha

Sunday afternoons

starting January 12th

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Do you have 5k friends but no one to call on a bad day? Are you spiritually curious? If you're looking for a judgment-free space to ask hard questions and share your own perspectives, there's a place for you.

Alpha is a series of conversations about things we all question in life: Why do bad things happen to good people? What's the purpose of life? What's next?

There’s nothing you can’t ask and everyone is welcome.

Join this Alpha group at Kuna United Methodist Church. We'll meet Sunday afternoons about twice a month, beginning January 12th.

Alpha is a time for deep discussion where nothing is off the table. You are welcome to try it one week to see if it’s a fit for you. There’s no pressure to return.

Learn more: www.AlphaUSA.org

Messy Church

Sunday, December 15

4:30-6:30pm

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Messy Christmas

Fun

Celebration

Food

Messy Church is unlike any church you've ever experienced:

All ages: kids, teens, adults, more adults
Activities that all relate to theme
Celebration: relevant prayer experience
Eat: always includes dinner

Advent & Christmas

Advent begins Dec. 1st
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Celebrate the season by beginning with Advent. Four Sundays in December we get ready for the coming of Jesus.

Sundays 10am

Then on Christmas Even with candles and music, we celebrate that God is born!!

5pm & 10pm

Christmas continues through early January & Epiphany.

Dec. 1: 1st Sunday in Advent, 10am

Dec. 8: 2nd Sunday in Advent, 10am

Dec. 15: 3rd Sunday in Advent, 10am

Dec. 22: 4th Sunday in Advent, 10am

Dec 24: Christmas Eve, 5pm & 10pm

Dec. 29: Carols & Cookies, 10am

Jan 5: Epiphany, 10am

Here are a few comments on previous series:

“I just listened to your sermon and Ginny's testimony. Powerful message! We all need to see each other's differences and recognize that we are all God's children. I did not realize Ginny's role in so many volunteer positions. Her participation in funding and building Kuna's alternative High School has made graduation a possibility for Kuna's "at risk" students. Thank you both for an inspirational presentation.”
“Thank you for your inspiring message calling for kindness in all we do, even politically. Right on and well done!”
“I LOVED your sermon today. I thought it was incredibly well done. And really pointed to the root of the issue of abortion, rather than the act itself.”
“Thank you for such a wonderful sermon yesterday. I know you had to pick your way through a minefield yet you expressed things beautifully!”