Juniata United Methodist
Church
808 N 4th Street, Altoona, PA 
814-942-6065
Office Hours - Monday- Thursday 9:00 - 3pm
In-person Services  Canceled through to End of January
Service available on radio, Facebook and Website to YouTube.com
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Our History

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Juniata United Methodist Church is an old established church with a new identity. In  2004, three United Methodist Churches in the Juniata area of Altoona  (Gethsemane, Wesley, and Otterbein) came together to form a new church called  Juniata United Methodist Church. 

These three  churches have over 300 years of combined ministry in the Altoona area through  the Methodist Episcopal, United Brethren in Christ, Evangelical, Evangelical United Brethren, and United Methodist denominations. Through two mergers (in 1947 and 1968), we are now United  Methodist in denomination. 

We are a Trinitarian church of the Wesleyan, Otterbein, and Albright traditions, proclaiming Jesus Christ as Lord and Savior for all people. We believe that God’s love, centered in the sacrificial death of Jesus is sufficient for all the needs of our time, especially for the forgiveness of sins confessed by repentant seekers of hope, peace, and love.


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