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Sunday July 26, 2026 to Thursday July 30, 2026
Every night from 6:00 pm to 8:15 pm
Free Dinner served each night from 5:30 pm to 5:50 pm, see our Facebook page for the menu
Welcome
Union City Wesleyan Church
We're a Bible-believing church in Union City, Michigan — and we're glad you found us.
Whether you've been following Jesus for decades or you're just starting to wonder if any of this is true, you'll find a home here. We gather every Sunday for real, practical teaching from Scripture, worship that's passionate but never showy, and a community of people at all different stages of life and faith. Come as you are — casual dress, honest questions, and all.
New Here
What to expect
Thinking about visiting? We know walking into a new church for the first time can feel a little uncertain. On our New Here page you'll find everything you need before Sunday — what to expect when you walk in, what we're like, and what we have for your kids. No surprises, no pressure.
Service Times
and Location
At Union City Wesleyan Church, we're always excited to welcome new visitors. We hope you'll join us for a service, and we want to make your visit as comfortable as possible when you come to 10:45 a.m. service.
Our Christian church is located at 202 St. Joseph St in Union City, Mi, and parking is located to the east of the church.
If you have mobility restrictions or young children to carry, feel free to use one of the spots closest to the door. We like to keep them free for visitors and people who need assistance.
Give
Online
God's people have always been characterized by giving, but the way they've given has changed over time. For example, people no longer bring goats, sheep, calves and grain to God as they did in the Old Testament. Giving money is simpler, cleaner and theologically sounder since Jesus has made the ultimate sacrifice. As the way that money is exchanged changes, we at Union City Wesleyan Church are extending members a new way to offer their financial gifts to God.
