James Jackson United Methodist Men
On the second Sunday of each month, our United Methodist Men meet for breakfast, fellowship, and an inspiring presentation. Named after a long-time member and cook, this men’s group is one UMM web of the largest men’s gatherings in our area.
Community, health, and Christ are topics for programs at each of these meetings. On holidays family members are invited for food and fellowship. UMM is not only a dynamic small group at Central, it is a community. UMM strongly supports Habitat for Humanity. At least once a year they participate in building a house. They also support CVAN, CCM, Missionary Baptist Church Breadbasket, Opportunity House, The Arey UMAR Home, and others in our area. Globally they support Central’s Costa Rica Mission and Operation Christmas Child.
United Methodist Men hosts fellowship events like the Kannapolis Cannon Ballers baseball games, family picnics, and Mother’s Day breakfast. Their newest fundraiser is a Wild Game Feast in February. They organize and cook for a church-wide picnic at Frank Liske Park.
The Mission of this grand group is “To make men better disciples of Christ through fellowship, education and service.” The James Jackson United Methodist Men always welcome new members; the only requirement is to come and enjoy the food and fellowship.
Please contact Dan Barrier, President if you have suggestions for future programs.
Central United Methodist Church
30 Union Street N.
Concord, NC 28025
704.786.4109
We are located across the street from the Library in Downtown Concord.
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In light of the CDC, North Carolina Governor Roy Cooper and the Western North Carolina Conference guidelines, mask wearing at Central United Methodist Church is now optional in all inside services and events. We do stress to be mindful that the youngest among us still cannot be vaccinated and thus special precautions should be taken in the children’s areas. If individuals prefer to wear masks, we still offer masks in the narthex and extend grace to each other for personal preferences.