sharing together. growing together. serving together.

At Bonsack United Methodist Church, we strive to alleviate the physical, emotional, and spiritual hungers of the world - especially those in the Greater Roanoke Community. Get involved by joining us on Sunday mornings, and throughout the week in ministry and service.



IN-PERSON and online service on sundays

at 10:30 a.m.

All are wel come!

Nursery (infant through preschool) is provided during the worship service

children's church (KINDERGARTEN through fifth grade) is provided as part of worship

adult sunday school class meets at 9:30 am each sunday in room 104

Youth Group (Grades 6-12) meets SUNDAYs from 6 - 8 PM






the church office is open on tuesdays from 9 am until noon and at other times by appointment.  


see the calendar page for more events


Bonsack United MEthodist Church

4493 Bonsack Road, Roanoke, VA 24012

540-977-4212

Email:  office@bonsackumc.org

website:  www.bonsackumc.org

Facebook:  bonsackmethodist

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reconciling ministry





An Open confession from the People of Bonsack United Methodist Church to the LGBTQIA+   Community

 

You are the beautiful and beloved child of God, yet we declared you an abomination.

You are formed in the image of Jesus Christ, but we said you should be something other than the one God created you to be.

You are worthy of love and relationship, but we denied you the opportunity to marry in our sacred spaces.

You are called to lead the people of God, but we asked you to change in order to fulfill your calling.

 

We should have been your family, but we cast you out; we should have loved you, but hate spewed from our lips. We should have shared the hope of the Scriptures, but we made the Word of God into a weapon against you. We should have cared for you in your times of fear, anxiety, distress and discernment, but we turned you away.

 

We, the Church of Jesus Christ, confess these sins. We acknowledge the hurt we have caused and the lies we inserted as truth. We vow to turn from our broken ways. We beg your forgiveness. We ask God's help to be the family of faith you have always deserved, a family of love, acceptance, admiration, belonging and shared purpose. We covenant to be a community in which you feel safe and loved. We pledge to be your allies in the fight for justice.

 

Forgive us, we pray. In the name of Christ.


“There is neither Jew nor Gentile, neither slave nor free, nor is there male and female, for you are all one in

Christ Jesus.”  Galatians 3:28


“God has shown me that I should not call anyone impure or unclean.”  Acts 10:28


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SPOT:  Support of Parents of Transgender People will meet on Tuesday, September 9, from 6:30 to 8 PM in Roanoke.  Find out more at:  www.lgbrta.org/spot-registration/