God calls us to be disciples of Jesus, building community through
service and fellowship and sharing the love of Christ with all.
“The United Methodist Church of Westford is an open and welcoming community of Christian
Faith. Without any exceptions, we welcome anyone who seeks to love and to serve God.” Learn More
On All Saints Sunday, we remember those who have touched our lives and whose faith, love, and kindness have helped shape who we are. We miss their presence, but the blessings they shared with us continue to live on in the ways we love, care for, and encourage one another.
In the Beatitudes, Jesus reminds us that a blessed life is not necessarily an easy life or one that the world celebrates. It is a life shaped by humility, mercy, compassion, a desire for justice, and a commitment to peace. When Jesus says, “Blessed are the poor in spirit,” he offers a challenging message in the world of the Roman Empire, where loyalty to authority, the stability of the empire, and clear lines between insiders and outsiders mattered so much. The empire valued certainty and allegiance, but Jesus called blessed those who were humble enough to recognize their need for God. To be poor in spirit is not to be weak. It is to remain open to learning, searching, asking questions, and allowing God to change us.
As we remember the saints who have gone before us, we are invited to think about how their faith continues to shape our lives. How can we carry their blessings forward through humility, mercy, compassion, justice, and peace? We cannot simply hold on to the blessings we have received. We are called to share them with others. The story of faith continues through us, in the lives we touch and the love we offer. This is the blessing we carry forward.
Matthew 5:1-12
November 1, 2026
All Saints' Sunday
Pastor Jinyong
Special Music
UMCW Adult Choir
Join us in-person every Sunday at 9:30 am or online.
November 1, 2026
Remembering the Faithful Departed
On All Saints’ Day we will remember the people that were saints to us in a video moment.
If you would like a dear friend or loved one to be remembered, please click the button below to provide their name(s).
Please submit by Friday, October 30.
Don't forget to change your clocks before going to bed on Saturday.
Annual Community Harvest Supper
Saturday, November 7
Seatiing Choose from two seating times: 5:00 pm or 6:00 pm
Join us for a delicious Thanksgiving dinner that you don't have to prepare! Our Annual Community Harvest Supper includes turkey and fixings, vegetables, potatoes and gravy, topped off by assorted homemade pies.
Tickets will be available at the door on the day of the dinner.
Adults ($14.00), Children 3-12 ($7.00), and Children Under 3 (Free)
Please show your support by attending and inviting your friends and neighbors. We're building community—all are welcome!
Questions? Click here.
2027 Stewardship Pledge Commitment
Your gifts will help our church continue to minister to our community and the world. We ask that you take a moment as you move toward 2027 to dedicate yourself and commit your pledge to give to our church—of your presence, time, and money—as you are able. A pledge by you is a statement of intent with the recognition that you may be able to give more or less throughout the year. Your pledge and donations are known only by our Financial Secretary. Commitment Sunday will be November 15.