Thank you again for joining us for our Sunday worship services on the Emory UMC website! You can watch the livestream of our Sunday service below. Our worship service is held on Sunday’s at 9:30am – 10:30am EST. Bulletins are available for download below under each specific service listing and a recording of service will be posted later in the day. If you have trouble viewing the stream, please let us know at techteam@emoryum.org.
Join us at 9:30 Sunday for our traditional Easter Worship Service. Love. Hope. Joy. What are you really looking for this Easter? Easter egg hunt? Chocolate bunnies? Baby bunnies? We can help you find those this Easter…we can also help you find more than that. Emory UMC located in the heart of Ellicott City, Maryland is here to help our community find the deeper, more fulfilling things they’re searching for – giving you ways to open your hearts, reach out to others and embrace the miracle of God’s love.
Unfortunately this Easter (2026), we will not be holding our annual Cross Walk, Good Friday Service and Easter Sunrise Service due to extenuating health circumstances of our leadership. We will return next year. We will only be holding our 9:30am Easter Service at Emory UMC 3799 Church Rd, Ellicott City, MD 21043. Hope t0 see you there!
Join us at 9:30am at Emory UMC this week for Sunday worship service. We will be live-streaming service for those unable to attend in person.
Join us at 9:30am at Emory UMC this week for Sunday worship service. We will be live-streaming service for those unable to attend in person.
Join us at 9:30am at Emory UMC this week for Sunday worship service. We will be live-streaming service for those unable to attend in person.
Due to icy conditions on and around the Emory campus, we will not be holding worship service on Sunday 02/01/2026. Stay warm and we’ll see you next Sunday!
Join us at 9:30am at Emory UMC this week for Sunday worship service. We will be live-streaming service for those unable to attend in person. We will be holding Communion during worship service this week and have Rev. Phil Ayers as our guest pastor. The Trustees are working on getting paths at the church cleared of snow and ice for entry, so we are planning to still hold service as long as more winter weather doesn’t arrive beforehand. Please check back on the website for information on whether plans change and any closings occur. See you on Sunday!
Join us at 9:30am at Emory UMC this week for Sunday worship service. We will be live-streaming service for those unable to attend in person.
Join us in Historic Ellicott City for our Christmas Eve Candlelight Service on December 24th at 5:00pm this year. This service is filled with scripture, song and candlelight as we rejoice and celebrate the birth of our Savior, Jesus Christ. We will be live-streaming service for those unable to attend in person.
You are always welcome to visit Old Ellicott City and join us any Sunday at 9:30am. All are welcome!
Join us at Emory at 7:00 pm on Monday December 22nd for a Blue Christmas(Longest Night) worship service. We will be live-streaming service for those unable to attend in person.
A Blue Christmas Service, also known as a Longest Night service, is a time when we gather together to worship and to acknowledge those “blue” feelings we can get around the holidays. We aim to support each other as we experience grief and loss, but also to move us toward the hope that comes with the birth of Jesus Christ. Please join us for this time of rest and encouragement – whether you have lost a loved one, especially recently, are struggling with your faith, or are simply stressed out by the holidays.
On the evening of the longest night, we will sing together, hear God’s Word together, pray together, light candles together, and commune together.
You can download the bulletin and other documents for the service below:
Join us at 10:00am this week at Gary Memorial UMC (2029 Daniels Rd, Ellicott City) for a special joint Sunday worship service with Gary Memorial UMC with a performance by the Marriotts Ridge High School Madrigal Singers. We will not be live-streaming service from Emory this week.
The Marriotts Ridge High School Madrigal Singers is the premiere vocal ensemble at Marriotts Ridge High School, consisting of 32 students in grades 9 – 12. The Madrigals perform some of the highest levels of music available from Renaissance to contemporary chamber choir repertoire. They have received superior ratings in local and regional adjudications since the school’s opening in 2005, and have won five choral grand championships in Tennessee, Florida, South Carolina, and Virginia. The ensemble has had the pleasure of performing at such prestigious venues as the National Gallery of Art in Washington, D.C., the Blue Ribbon School Awards Ceremony in Annapolis, the Maryland governor’s mansion, The White House, and The Kennedy Center. This dedicated group of singers has toured throughout the state of Maryland, and up and down the east coast.
