Contact & Location for United Church
Service Times for United Church
Sunday
Worship
About United Church
The United Church of Two Harbors is a unified congregation that traces its roots to 1887 when the Presbyterian presence first arrived in town, followed by the Methodist congregation in 1889. These two denominations officially merged on July 22, 1969, to form the single congregation that welcomes worshippers today. Housed in the beautiful former First Presbyterian Church building constructed in 1906, the congregation is known for its commitment to community outreach and global missions, with a particular focus on hunger relief. The church is fully affiliated with both the Presbyterian Church (USA) and the United Methodist Church, and actively welcomes LGBT Christians as full partners in ministry. Visitors will find a historic space featuring original stained glass windows that were lovingly restored in 2008, and the building offers full accessibility with street-level entrances and facilities for those with mobility needs.
First-Time Visitor Info for United Church
Service Format: Worship services are held at 10:30 a.m. on Sunday mornings and are livestreamed on YouTube. Visitor Tips: The building features original stained glass windows from 1906, is fully handicap accessible with a street level entrance on the northwest corner, and a lift provides access to the Fellowship Hall. Ushers and office staff are available to answer questions from first-time visitors. Denominational Background: As a congregation fully related to both the Presbyterian Church (USA) and the United Methodist Church, the service typically reflects a blend of both Reformed and Methodist traditions.
Note: Church information may be outdated. Please verify details with the church directly before visiting.
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