A child care program for Mobile area children age 6 months through 5 years. Learn More
United Methodist Women
Our UMW collects the labels from Campbell soup cans for Labels for Education. A collection box is on the ledge in the lobby.
Community Groups
You are invited to join one of our 5 small groups who gather in homes regularly for fellowship, prayer and study. Learn More
Web Banners
Put a banner and link on your personal web page for all of your Saraland and Mobile church friends and family. Learn More
United Methodist Men
Come to our monthly breakfast for all men on the 3rd Sunday of the month at 7:00 AM. Also, bring your aluminum cans to the church for UMM to recycle. All proceeds benefit the UMM Scholarship Program.
Sunday School
A variety of classes are offered Sunday mornings at 10:00 am for adults and children.
Discovery 101
An invitation to discover more about Saraland UMC. This 1 hour class is held once a month on the Second Sunday. Contact Betty Moye to sign up. Learn More
St. Francis Street
An SUMC team cooks and serves breakfast on the second Saturday of each month for the homeless at the downtown Mobile church. Sign up to help!
A great Fox 10 News story on the first annual Interfaith Build with Habitat for Humanity!
On Sept. 11th and Oct. 18th of 2009, Saraland United Methodist Church took part in a very special community project. We were part of the first ever Habitat for Humanity Interfaith Build in Mobile County. Many people came out to saw, hammer, lift and build a brand new house for a Mobile mother of 4. Trip Jennings and Auburn Hudgins organized this wonderful outreach into the community. If you are interested in helping Habitat for Humanity, visit their website at www.habitatmobile.org or call their Mobile office at (251) 476-7171.
What is Habitat for Humanity?
Habitat for Humanity is a faith-based organization that builds simple, affordable homes in partnership with people in need. Because of Habitat’s no-profit, no-interest loans, and because homes are built primarily by volunteers, mortgage payments can be kept reasonable to those unable to obtain conventional financing for a home. Habitat homeowners are required to invest 300-400 hours of sweat equity, depending on family size, time spent building their own home and homes for other people. Call (251) 476-7171 for more information.
