Our Church community centers provide invaluable community services, such as food pantry, parenting classes, and more.

Learn more about our work.

Stain glass In memory of Olive C. Stander and Eliza A. Stander

Our Church sets the foundation for strong a community in Louisville, Nebraska. We are dedicated to Christ Jesus Our Lord and desire to grow in our faith through the advancement of our adult and child education, poverty relief, community events and other beneficial local activities.

In addition to our community services, we organize regular meetings and activities so that our members can join together and support our communities from day to day.

We are always happy to meet new people - everyone is welcome!

HOLY WEEK

•  April 1 Palm Sunday - The Children's Choir will sing @ UMC 10am Service. (Please have your children downstairs by 9:45am after Sunday School)
•  April 5 Maundy Thursday @ UMC 7:00pm   
• April 6 Good Friday Service @ Christian Church 7:00pm - Showing the movie The Encounter" refreshments will be served.
•  APRIL 8th   EASTER SUNDAY

Sunrise Service@ 7:00 AM @   Pastor Cathy's place. 9096 358th Street, Murdock, NE  68407

Coffee ad Rolls following service

10:00 AM Service - Louisville UMC 

No Sunday School on Easter

Come join us for our regular worship times:

Worship Service 10:00 AM
Communion 1st Sunday each month

Sunday School and Adult Bible Class       9:00 AM - Education Building

Come join us for our summer worship time:

no Sunday School

Blended Service begins June 6th       10:00 AM only

First Sunday of each month please join us for communion:

followed by pot luck dinner in the fellowship hall

WHO WE ARE

Our Church is a non-profit, religious organization based on the principles set forth by John Wesley; our founder.  We provide outreach and resources to people and families who are experiencing temporary set-backs due to unemployment, illness or other life-changing events.

Learn more about our people.

"We lost our home during the recent wildfires.  Without the generous support of the members of the Louisville Methodist church, I don't know how we would have coped during those difficult times."

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