Welcome! Thanks for taking a look at our church website. Brentwood Community United Methodist Church (BCUMC) is a reconciling congregration celebrating over 150 years of continuous ministry.
We know that finding a spiritual community that meets your needs personally or as a family can be a challenging task.
We welcome ALL people regardless of gender, race, class, age, ability, religious affiliation or sexual orientation. We value each one as a precious and unique child of God.
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People who heard Jacob Lukacs' talk during the August 4, 2024 service asked how they could contribute to his enrolling in the DC Dream Center Leadership School. You can use either the QR code below or CLICK HERE to read about the program and, if you are able, make a contribution.
Members have been receiving text messages from scammers posing as Pastor Hyesung Lee. These texts are typically asking for an urgent favor and are coming from a phone number that does not belong to Pastor Lee or the church.
DO NOT RESPOND TO ANY TEXT OR EMAILS! Please remember that Pastor Lee would not contact a member directly with an emergency request for cash, gift cards or any favors. If you are unsure if an email or text is “real”, please contact the church office, or reach out to Pastor Lee, or Lay Leaders, Dave Funk or Heidi Stark before taking any action. AGAIN, DO NOT RESPOND TO ANY TEXT OR EMAILS without verifying the validity of the message!
For Palm Sunday, the congregation gathered outside and entered the church waving palm branches, singing “Hosanna”.
Words and music by Carl Tuttle, 1985
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CLICK HERE to watch the short video.
The Good Friday Tenebrae Service recounts the last three days of Holy Week (Maundy Thursday, Good Friday, and Holy Saturday). The service is characterized by the gradual extinguishing of candles as readings from scripture are read, symbolizing the darkness of the Passion of Christ and the eventual triumph of light in His resurrection.
Twenty-four folks braved the chilly (but wonderful) Sunrise service.
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During these days of post-COVID, there are four ways you can safely worship with us.
- Worship with us in person: masks are strongly encouraged, but we will respect each person’s choice to wear or not wear a mask.
- Join us in a Zoom meeting and you can interact with the Pastor during the service.
- Watch the service live on our YouTube channel.
- Watch a recording of the service later in the week.
Details for on-line options are below.
Because some people cannot worship with us in church, we will continue to provide our services live on Zoom. For those members of our congregation who have a camera and microphone on their device, the service is available LIVE on a ZOOM video conference. People on the ZOOM video conference can see and hear what is happening in the Sanctuary and they also can participate in the worship service during the sharing of Joys and Concerns.
For those members of our congregation who do not have a camera and microphone on their device, the service is available LIVE on a LIVE STREAM. People watching the LIVE STREAM can see and hear what is happening in the Sanctuary. (Note: Click on the small square in the lower right corner of the video to see the service in a full screen.) We use the YouTube streaming service. Some members of the congregation have been able to watch the service using the YouTube app on their big screen smart TVs.
For members of the congregation who cannot worship with us on Sunday mornings, we record our worship services for later viewing. We try very hard to make the recording available around 7:00PM Sunday evenings. (Note: Click on the small square in the lower right corner of the video to see the service in a full screen.)
| Join us in the church sanctuary Sunday at 10:15AM for in-person worship!! |
Rev. Hyesung Lee’s message for Easter Sunday, April 20, 2025:
“Beyond the Stone”
Gospel Reading: Mark 16:1-8
Pastor Hyesung Lee
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COVID-19 GUIDELINES UPDATED (March 1st, 2022)
“Do No Harm, Do Good, Stay in Love with God Always!” (General Principal of Wesleyan Methodist Discipleship)
For the safety of all, and in alignment with the state and county advice we continue to strongly suggest wearing a mask in public settings. We will continue respecting each person’s choice to wear or not wear a mask in any circumstances. No one should be asked ‘why?’ In addition, please, if you are sick stay at home. COVID-19 GUIDELINES will be displayed on each wall of the rooms in the church.
Brentwood Community United Methodist Church Ad Council
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