Bull Shoals United Methodist Church

Welcome to the Bull Shoals United Methodist Church website. 

Good morning Christians from Pastor Pete

Psalm 30:2 (NIV) 

O Lord my God, I called to you for help and you healed me.

Healing can take many forms - spiritual healing, emotional healing and physical healing.  All are available as we call on the Lord for help.  He is right here beside each of us and those we love today.

Due to the significant rise in COVID-19 cases in our immediate area, along with our desire to maintain the safety of our members, all activities and worship services are suspended until the end of the year.  We will assess the situation as the deadline approaches to determine if the suspension will be extended or lifted.

BSUMC Board of Trustees

Hello, hello, hello! Pastor Pete here to welcome you to our website.

Due to the concern for the health of our congregation members and neighbors during the Coronavirus crisis, we are not meeting as a congregation at this time.  However, our church and its members are still active and energized.  Our United Methodist Women call members of the congregation weekly.  Our Tuesday morning prayer group continues meeting on line, and your prayer requests can be submitted by clicking on Prayer on this website and following the prompts.We will continue to film the Sunday morning message and post it on the church web site for viewing in the safety of your home.  In addition, each day a short scriptural devotional, Good Morning from Pastor Pete, will also be posted on this web site.

We hope this challenging time will pass quickly and we will soon be back to our regular service with a full congregation safely in attendance.  At that time, we would like to invite you to come worship with us as we, together, seek the joyful loving presence of Jesus Christ.  In scripture we have the promise - seek and ye will find.  It is only in the seeking and the finding that the spiritual connection with God is complete.

Come grow with us. God bless you.

Pastor Charles “Pete” Beevers