Community Partners
Since 2013, The United Methodist Church of Vista has been honored and grateful to work with 63 Community Partners. As of 2024, the congregation has been privileged to invest almost $3,500,000 in this vital work. We welcome and celebrate the opportunity to continue our Community Partner Program during 2025.
More Information on Community Partners coming soon once we’ve finalized our 2025 Grants.
Ministries
Music
Our Worship service blends a variety of choir, handbell, organ, and praise band music. We have a little bit of something for everyone!
Handbell Choir rehearses every Thursday at 6 pm.
Chancel Choir rehearses every Thursday at 7:15 pm.
We are a welcoming group of musicians at all skill levels who enjoy gathering and making music. If you’d like to join us, please contact our Director of Music, Adam Ferrara.
United Women in Faith
A group for women to connect with other women within the faith
Church in Society
Formerly Reconciling Ministries, now a group to advocate for social justice issues and get involved in helping the community.
Youth Ministries
A group specifically designated to fostering growth in our Youth Program
Men’s Fellowship
A space for Men to connect with other Christian men
Outreach Showers & Meals
And Two Fishes does a plethora of community support including outreach showers & food drives for the local community.
Congregational Care
Congregational Care has a very active Team at UMC Vista. The many members who serve on this committee, whom we refer to as Shepherds of Care, bring their special gifts to help and assist those in time of need.
The Mission of the Congregational Care Team is to share God’s love and grace with all members by providing an umbrella of care, offering compassion, prayer, spiritual comfort, communion, and visitations. We also seek connectional resources when needed and are ready to assist at any time we are called. We strive to reflect God’s love by caring for one another.
Additionally, the Care Team makes certain that each Home Centered member has a Shepherd of Care to ensure no one is forgotten.
Dakota Koenig,
Certified Lay Minister
Chairperson of Congregational Care