God
We believe in one God — Father, Son, and Holy Spirit — Creator and sustainer of all that is.
One church, two campuses, una familia. Come as you are and take your next step with a community learning to follow Jesus together.
At Northern Hills UMC, we recognize that everyone is created in God’s image and is worthy of dignity and respect. We embrace individuals to transform God’s world. As you explore this website and the various ministries that you’ll find here, we hope you’ll find something that helps you thrive, and we’re open to learn how we can best walk with you.
Northern Hills is a United Methodist congregation centered on Jesus Christ, rooted in Scripture, and shaped by God’s grace. Our Bible-based preaching helps us hear God’s good news, grow as disciples, and carry Christ’s love into everyday life.
We believe in one God — Father, Son, and Holy Spirit — Creator and sustainer of all that is.
We believe God came among us in Jesus Christ. Through his life, death, and resurrection, we see God’s redeeming love and receive the hope of new life.
We believe the Holy Spirit is present and active, guiding, comforting, challenging, and empowering us to follow Jesus.
We believe the Bible is the primary authority for our faith and practice. We read it prayerfully, trusting the Spirit to form us through its witness.
We believe the church is the body of Christ, called to worship God, make disciples, and join God’s work in the world.
We celebrate Baptism and Holy Communion as signs and means of God’s grace. All are welcome at Christ’s table.
We believe salvation is God’s gift, offered through grace. God’s grace seeks us, forgives us, transforms us, and helps us grow in love of God and neighbor.
Belief becomes visible in the way we welcome, love, challenge, and form one another.
We make room for people before they have everything figured out. You are welcome here.
We honor the God-given dignity of every person and seek to love our neighbors without exception.
We believe love calls each of us to grow, change, and practice the way of Jesus.
We learn to follow Jesus together through worship, Scripture, prayer, community, and service.
Our Wesleyan heritage emphasizes grace, love of God and neighbor, and faith put into action. As United Methodists, we are connected with other congregations in mission and service — in San Antonio and around the world.
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Each campus has its own welcome and rhythm. Wherever you first meet NHUMC — through worship, the Day School, a class, or a neighborhood ministry — you belong to one church family.
Traditional and Contemporary worship on Sundays, Wednesday Nite Life midweek, children’s and student ministries, the Day School, and dozens of groups through the week.
Plan a visit →La Roca bilingual worship, the Food Pantry, ESL & Citizenship classes, an on-site Wesley Nurse, and children’s outreach — a full campus serving its neighborhood.
Explore the Ministry Center Campus →Traditional, contemporary, and fully bilingual services under one church — four expressions so there’s a seat that fits you.
Compare worship styles →Bible studies, groups, classes, and service teams meet throughout the week — faith practiced together, not saved for Sunday.
See the week →Our outreach is built as ongoing relationship — the pantry, the classes, the nurse. Presence that lasts, not a visit.
How we walk alongside →A friendly team across both campuses — pastors, ministry directors, and the welcoming faces you’ll meet first.
The NHUMC Leadership Board’s purpose is to ensure the implementation of God’s mission and vision of NHUMC. The mission of the United Methodist Church is to make new disciples of Jesus Christ for the transformation of the world. Our vision is to REACH others for Jesus, TEACH the ways of Jesus, and LOVE the world for which Jesus died, so that God is glorified through His son.
The NHUMC Leadership Board is the governing body of Northern Hills United Methodist Church. It provides oversight for the church’s mission, finances, property, personnel, policies, and long-term stewardship. The Board carries the responsibilities traditionally held by the Administrative Council, Finance Committee, Trustees, and Staff-Parish Relations Committee.
Elected lay leaders are the voting members of the Board. Pastoral and executive staff participate as non-voting members, bringing ministry and operational perspective to the Board’s work.
To contact a member of the Leadership Board, please contact the church office at 210-654-0881.
Northern Hills is a United Methodist congregation on the north side of San Antonio, serving the neighborhoods around Loop 1604 and, through the Ministry Center Campus, the community along Naco Pass.
Pick a Sunday, walk in, and let us say hello.