Worship, Invite, Serve, Equip
• Worship the Lord with joy and thanksgiving
• Invite all to have a relationship with Jesus Christ
• Serve in love to reach the highest good for all
• Equip ourselves to be and to make disciples of Jesus Christ for the transformation of the world
Latest News
Metropolitan United Methodist Church is looking for volunteers to live stream its Sunday Worship Services. Volunteers will be trained to use state-of-the-art live streaming technologies. For example, Blackmagic Design, PTZ Optics SDI cameras, ProPresenter and Wirecast software applications.
If you would like to join Metropolitan’s Media/Technology Team and is committed to streaming one (1) Sunday per month, please send an e-mail with your contact information to mumc21144@verizon.net and state your desire to join the team. Someone from the Media/Technology Team will contact you.
You do not need to sign-up to attend our worship services. Masks are not required. However, it is your choice. You may contact us with any questions at 410-768-5443. The services will continue to be live streamed via Facebook Live and Zoom.
Metropolitan’s Endowment Program allows anyone to donate to various missions and programs. Please check back as more details will be provided as to how you can donate.
Come See us for Sunday Worship
We hold service at 10am every Sunday and would love to have you!
Every Sunday
We hold service every Sunday. Rain, snow, sleet, or hail, we’ll be here for you!
Beautiful Music
Our Music Ministry puts together a beautiful lineup tailored to the sermon.
Unlock Happiness
Bring happiness to your life through our Lord Jesus Christ!
Our Belief
We strive to grow in love of God and neighbor and self as disciples of Jesus Christ in the Wesleyan tradition.
Church History
The year 1917 marks the beginning of the church’s history. A few members of the Queenstown community met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Grant Gaither, for the purpose of organizing a church to serve the needs of the community. The basic plans and programs were established and at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Gaither on 4th Avenue in Glen Burnie, a church was organized. The Reverend W. N. Holt was the first pastor of a small charge. He named the church after the larger Metropolitan Methodist Church of Baltimore with hopes that it would become another dominant church. The founders of the church were Augustus Travers, Charles Wallace, Charles Toogood, George Hall, Howard Gaither, and Rufus Harrod. Mr. Harry Donaldson built the original church and donated the bell. A bell ringing service was held in 1918.