Welcome to Our Church
Thanks for visiting and welcome to the ministry of the Webster Memorial United Church,
a member congregation of the United Church in Jamaica and the Cayman Islands.
As you interact with us online, through our worship services, and our ministries, we hope that you will meet the Most High God in personal and life changing ways. May you be blessed by our offerings to God, drawn closer to him and to us the Webster Family, and may He grant you peace, joy, hope and the abundant life, through Jesus Christ our Lord.
One Big Family
The first Pastor, the late Rev. J.A. T Beattie, led the first official congregation on May 5, 1941, at the home of Margaret Stuart at 51, Half Way Tree Road.
Margaret's home, then called "Iona House" was where the first Church services were held, until lack of space, called for re-location to open air worship under a large "Guango tree" or a "Lignum Vitae".
Sunday, May 11, 1941, when the congregation met for its first Communion is considered as the official start of our Church.
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What We Do
Webster Memorial United Church, in obedience to God, will become a FAMILY CHURCH which grows through inspiring and challenging WORSHIP, welcoming and caring FELLOWSHIP, active EVANGELISM and deliberate DISCIPLESHIP, competent and sensitive LEADERSHIP and RELEVANT MINISTRY.
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WHAT'S HAPPENING
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Bible Study
Join us at 5:30p.m. for online Bible Study when Rev. Astor Carlyle and Ms. Sanchia Burrell continue to reflect on Suffering - the Call to the Cross, Not an Easy Chair. You can join in via Livestream or Youtube. Then join us Here at 6:00p.m. for online Prayer Meeting using the link and Access Code: 280-251
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The June Newsletter
Hot off the presses! Metaphorically speaking of course. Be sure sure to download your copy today.
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Website Updating
The Webster Memorial United CHurch Website is undergoing a change to be more aesthetically pleasing and to bring forth new features and capabilities. A fresh look, new features, easier navigation and most importantly, more opportunities for interaction will be implemented.
