New Union UMC

The year was 1780. The place was on the western frontier of the newly established United States of America, Davie County, North Carolina. A society of believers had been established, a circuit preacher made regular stops and the Rev. Francis Asbury, soon to become the Bishop of the newly established Methodist Episcopal Church in America, stopped for a visit and preaching. The roots of New Union United Methodist Church were established during the “beginnings” of a new nation and a new American denomination through preaching and organizing efforts out of Beal’s Brush Arbor and Meeting House. Some years later in the midst of civil war, people of New Union roots once again had to evaluate their identity; they chose for unity rather than division. This year, 2015, we celebrate at least 235 years of life and ministry through the Lord Jesus Christ in Davie County, North Carolina.
You are already a part of a geographical community, neighborhood or town. But are you part of a group of people who watch out for one another, support each other in difficult times, and celebrate good times? At New Union UMC, we think a true community does all that and more. We want to be a place where everyone is accepted and feels a sense of belonging. We are a place where you can come and grow with Christ!

Come see if we are the place for you!

Christ be with you!