This week @ UCUMC 10|9|2026
Guest Preacher Rev. Dr. Carl Arrington
Prior to retiring in July 2021, Dr. Arrington served for six years as the District Superintendent of the Appalachian District of the Western North Carolina Conference of The United Methodist Church. Previously, he served as the pastor of Berry Temple-Wilson Chapel United Methodist churches in Asheville North Carolina, Simpson-Gillespie United Methodist Church of Charlotte, North Carolina, and Chestnut Grove United Methodist Church in King, North Carolina. During the early 2000’s he served as the Minority Program Director for RAIN (the Regional AIDS Interfaith Network) in Charlotte.
From 2006-2012 he served as the Director of African American Ministries and Coordinator of Social Justice Ministries for the Southeastern Jurisdiction of The United Methodist Church at the Lake Junaluska Conference & Retreat Center. While in this position he designed programs to address the unique needs of African American congregations and the pastors of the Southeastern Jurisdiction and beyond as they sought to create vibrant and growing congregations. Building upon those experiences, he currently offers leadership coaching and training services for clergy and congregations.
Dr. Arrington is an ordained Elder in the Western North Carolina Conference of The United Methodist Church and a graduate of UNC-Chapel Hill and Duke Divinity School. He earned his Doctor of Ministry degree from Drew University Theological School of Madison, New Jersey.
Most importantly, he is the proud grandfather of the two most adorable grandchildren in the world.
From 2006-2012 he served as the Director of African American Ministries and Coordinator of Social Justice Ministries for the Southeastern Jurisdiction of The United Methodist Church at the Lake Junaluska Conference & Retreat Center. While in this position he designed programs to address the unique needs of African American congregations and the pastors of the Southeastern Jurisdiction and beyond as they sought to create vibrant and growing congregations. Building upon those experiences, he currently offers leadership coaching and training services for clergy and congregations.
Dr. Arrington is an ordained Elder in the Western North Carolina Conference of The United Methodist Church and a graduate of UNC-Chapel Hill and Duke Divinity School. He earned his Doctor of Ministry degree from Drew University Theological School of Madison, New Jersey.
Most importantly, he is the proud grandfather of the two most adorable grandchildren in the world.
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Highlights
Common Ground Fellowship
October 29th, 2026
Join us for a conversation with Leanna Pai (Ben and Susan Pai's daughter), Director of Advocacy and Clinical Services at Safe Alliance. Leanna will share about the important work Safe Alliance does to support individuals and families experiencing domestic violence, including the resources and services available in our community. Lunch of soup and sandwiches will be provided....
Christmas for Everyone Volunteer Opportunities
October 27th, 2026
Christmas for Everyone has many moving pieces and we need you. Here you will find volunteer job descriptions for the Christmas for everyone event. Please consider signing up to help create a magical night for our community. ...
UCUMC Adults
Weekly Giving
Please note that UCUMC has a new mailing address:
University City UMC
PO Box 480021
Charlotte, NC 28269
University City UMC
PO Box 480021
Charlotte, NC 28269
Budget Gifts Received (10/4/26) - $15,468
MTD Budget Goal - $13,750
MTD Receipts - $15,468
YTD Budget Goals - $607,750
YTD Budget Receipts - $583,399
Reach - $20,788 (Reach new year 11/1/25)
Restore, Renew, Rekindle
Amount Pledged - $422,599
Amount Given - $313,599
Amount Spent - $225,043
MTD Budget Goal - $13,750
MTD Receipts - $15,468
YTD Budget Goals - $607,750
YTD Budget Receipts - $583,399
Reach - $20,788 (Reach new year 11/1/25)
Restore, Renew, Rekindle
Amount Pledged - $422,599
Amount Given - $313,599
Amount Spent - $225,043
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