In the Heart of the City,
In the Name of Christ!

Sundays

Sunday School Class: 9:45am
Worship: 11am

A Warm Welcome

Central Houston Methodist Church is a new church in the Global Methodist denomination that adheres to the orthodox Wesleyan traditions that have historically defined Methodism. We are “In the heart of the city, in the name of Christ,” and we welcome you into our growing community of faith.

Connect With Us

We would love to meet you! The congregation of CHMC is warm and welcoming, and we would love to share the peace of Christ with you. As we abide in Christ as a church community, we prioritize connecting with His people.

Committed to Serve

Our church body is committed to serve in and around our community and world. We show up, pitch in, give generously and seek to give back to those less fortunate than we are.

 

Earlier this month, Pastor Clint Wyllie brought a powerful message from Galatians 2:17-21 titled “Not Mine.” In this passage, the apostle Paul addresses the tension between faith and the law, emphasizing that salvation is not something we can achieve through our own efforts, but is only possible through the grace of Jesus Christ. ⁠
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Pastor Clint Wyllie unpacked Paul’s declaration that “I have been crucified with Christ,” reminding us that, as believers, our identity is no longer rooted in our own actions or accomplishments. ⁠
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Instead, our lives are defined by Christ’s sacrifice and His power at work within us. Through this lens, the pursuit of righteousness is not about fulfilling the law, but about living out the freedom found in Christ.⁠
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As we reflect on these verses, we are invited to examine where we may still be holding onto our own striving or self-reliance. A reminder that the grace of God is a gift, not something we can earn. 🩶⁠
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Earlier this month, Pastor Clint Wyllie brought a powerful message from Galatians 2:17-21 titled “Not Mine.” In this passage, the apostle Paul addresses the tension between faith and the law, emphasizing that salvation is not something we can achieve through our own efforts, but is only possible through the grace of Jesus Christ. ⁠

Pastor Clint Wyllie unpacked Paul’s declaration that “I have been crucified with Christ,” reminding us that, as believers, our identity is no longer rooted in our own actions or accomplishments. ⁠

Instead, our lives are defined by Christ’s sacrifice and His power at work within us. Through this lens, the pursuit of righteousness is not about fulfilling the law, but about living out the freedom found in Christ.⁠

As we reflect on these verses, we are invited to examine where we may still be holding onto our own striving or self-reliance. A reminder that the grace of God is a gift, not something we can earn. 🩶⁠

#CentralHoustonMethodist
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The new year is in full-swing, so we wanted to send a reminder for anyone who may be new to Central Houston Methodist. 🤍 We'd love to have you join us for worship in the sanctuary this Sunday, right after Sunday school classes.⁠
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Worship is a time to come together, lift our voices in praise, and reflect on God's Word. Whether it’s your first visit or you’ve recently started attending, we hope you’ll feel welcomed and supported as part of our community.⁠
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Start the year with us in a meaningful way, experiencing fellowship and growth in faith. See you Sunday! ⁠
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#CentralHoustonMethodist

The new year is in full-swing, so we wanted to send a reminder for anyone who may be new to Central Houston Methodist. 🤍 We`d love to have you join us for worship in the sanctuary this Sunday, right after Sunday school classes.⁠

Worship is a time to come together, lift our voices in praise, and reflect on God`s Word. Whether it’s your first visit or you’ve recently started attending, we hope you’ll feel welcomed and supported as part of our community.⁠

Start the year with us in a meaningful way, experiencing fellowship and growth in faith. See you Sunday! ⁠

#CentralHoustonMethodist
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Start your New Year with us at Central Houston Methodist Church! 🌟⁠
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As we welcome 2025, we’d love to have you join us. Whether you’re new to the area or just looking for a welcoming community, there’s a place for you here. ⁠
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Together, let’s grow in faith, build lasting connections, and make 2025 a year of purpose and hope. We can’t wait to welcome you!⁠
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#CentralHoustonMethodist⁠

Start your New Year with us at Central Houston Methodist Church! 🌟⁠

As we welcome 2025, we’d love to have you join us. Whether you’re new to the area or just looking for a welcoming community, there’s a place for you here. ⁠

Together, let’s grow in faith, build lasting connections, and make 2025 a year of purpose and hope. We can’t wait to welcome you!⁠

#CentralHoustonMethodist⁠
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Happy New Year from Central Houston Methodist! 🥳💚✨️ With the arrival of 2025, we want to take a moment to express our heartfelt gratitude for your generous stewardship throughout 2024. ⁠
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Whether through your financial contributions, time, or prayers, your support has allowed us to continue serving our community and growing in faith together, and we are deeply thankful for each of you.⁠
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We’re excited for what 2025 holds, and we look forward to continuing this journey together with you. Wishing you and your loved ones a blessed and joyful new year!⁠
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#CentralHoustonMethodist

Happy New Year from Central Houston Methodist! 🥳💚✨️ With the arrival of 2025, we want to take a moment to express our heartfelt gratitude for your generous stewardship throughout 2024. ⁠

Whether through your financial contributions, time, or prayers, your support has allowed us to continue serving our community and growing in faith together, and we are deeply thankful for each of you.⁠

We’re excited for what 2025 holds, and we look forward to continuing this journey together with you. Wishing you and your loved ones a blessed and joyful new year!⁠

#CentralHoustonMethodist
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As we prepare to step into the new year, we reflect on the significance of communion in our faith. The act of sharing in the body and blood of Christ is a reminder of God’s presence with us—yesterday, today, and into the future. ⁠🕊️⁠
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Communion represents both remembrance and hope. It calls us to remember the sacrifice of Jesus, and in doing so, to live out His love in our daily lives. ⁠
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On this New Year’s Eve, let us take time to pause, reflect, and prepare our hearts for the year ahead. Just as we gather for communion, may we also gather together in the community of faith, supporting one another as we walk forward into 2024 with hope and renewal.⁠
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#CentralHoustonMethodist

As we prepare to step into the new year, we reflect on the significance of communion in our faith. The act of sharing in the body and blood of Christ is a reminder of God’s presence with us—yesterday, today, and into the future. ⁠🕊️⁠

Communion represents both remembrance and hope. It calls us to remember the sacrifice of Jesus, and in doing so, to live out His love in our daily lives. ⁠

On this New Year’s Eve, let us take time to pause, reflect, and prepare our hearts for the year ahead. Just as we gather for communion, may we also gather together in the community of faith, supporting one another as we walk forward into 2024 with hope and renewal.⁠

#CentralHoustonMethodist
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