Pacific Beach United Methodist Church welcomes all people, regardless of age, race, gender identity, gender expression, marital status, physical condition, sexual orientation, ethnic background, immigration status, or economic situation.
This Sunday we celebrate Trinity Sunday, which is not simply an opportunity to learn about a doctrine of the church, but more importantly, it’s a chance to contemplate the invitation to be in relationship with the Divine who, with an abundance of love and grace, interacts with us in a whole myriad of different ways.
This Sunday we celebrate Pentecost, recalling the coming of the Holy Spirit, what’s often referred to as “the birthday” or “the beginning” of the church. What changed with the inbreaking of the Holy Spirit? How did it empower people of faith to connect with one another, across all their differences? And does the Holy Spirit still have that power today?
This Sunday is Ascension Sunday, a day in the life of the church that is baffling, awe-inspiring and rich with meaning and invitation. What can this peculiar account of Jesus being “taken up” into the clouds mean for us, the church in Southern California in 2026?
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Top twenty tips on how to reduce the risk of becoming a victim of fraud We were privileged on Saturday, May 16, 2026 to welcome retired Deputy District Attorney Paul Greenwood for a free, in-person presentation on recognizing and avoiding fraud. You can view the recording of the seminar here: Resources You can download a condensed version of slides from Paul’s presentation here (PDF). Paul mentioned in Tip #17 that if you are considering a guardian/conservator for someone: Read this…
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In our prayerful journey through the season of Lent, we prepare ourselves for Easter and the celebration of resurrection! Don’t miss the many opportunities to move through this time of preparation and into celebrating Christ anew in our lives.
PB UMC is a congregation that worships God and serves our communities. There are many ways to be involved in worship, study groups, informal gatherings, feeding ministries, social justice, and more.