Anchor Park United Methodist Church
2300 Oak Drive
Anchorage, Alaska 99508
907-277-0152
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On-line or in person, we are a
welcoming, loving and serving church 
Welcoming people of all race, class or lifestyle to experience God's love through all ministries of our church |
Loving God and neighbor, knowing love will encourage our diversity and span our differences.
Serving our community and world through serving the poor, homeless, hungry, orphaned, addicted and imprisoned.
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To comply with CDC and WHO recommendations as well as our bishop's direction regarding the prevention of the spread of
COVID -19 we have taken these precautions:
"As the pastor, I appreciate your consideration and patience during this difficult time for our world and the churches. Our Church Council and Reimagining Team have been in conversation with many folks in the church during these past few weeks. We move forward, not necessarily of one mind but with hearts committed to 'Do No Harm, Do Good, and Keeping to the Guidelines of God' as the Rev. John Wesley encouraged the Methodist people centuries ago. Please contact me by phone or email if you have any questions or concerns."
Be Safe and Stay Well!
Pastor Ken
COVID -19 we have taken these precautions:
- We have re-opened our doors for in-person services. However, please observe social distancing between household groups, and wear a mask. We will have music but we will not having congregational singing. If you prefer to worship from home, our services will be live-streamed Sunday mornings! Visit our Facebook page at 11am. Or take advantage of our Sermon-by-Phone option. YouTube will have the service available after the first part of the week.
- The APUMC office is open 9am to 2pm Monday - Thursday, but you can ALSO reach us via phone or email. Please don't hesitate to contact us and stay safe.
- As our ministries and regular events start back up, COVID -19 precautions remain in place, and you are asked to wear a mask and observe social distancing practices.
"As the pastor, I appreciate your consideration and patience during this difficult time for our world and the churches. Our Church Council and Reimagining Team have been in conversation with many folks in the church during these past few weeks. We move forward, not necessarily of one mind but with hearts committed to 'Do No Harm, Do Good, and Keeping to the Guidelines of God' as the Rev. John Wesley encouraged the Methodist people centuries ago. Please contact me by phone or email if you have any questions or concerns."
Be Safe and Stay Well!
Pastor Ken