Ramsey Church (Ramsey Memorial UMC)

About Ramsey Church (Ramsey Memorial UMC)

Ramsey Memorial UMC is located in south Richmond on Hull Street Road, serving a residential neighborhood with deep community roots. As a Methodist congregation, the church maintains the denomination's commitment to service, discipleship, and accessible worship. The church is known for combining traditional Methodist values with contemporary community engagement, drawing members from across the Richmond area who seek both spiritual growth and practical outreach. The church offers multiple programs designed to serve different ages and interests throughout the week. Sunday School provides religious education for children and adults, while the United Methodist Women's group fosters fellowship and service among women in the congregation. The Youth Group engages young people in faith formation and community activities. For those interested in worship arts, the Handbell Choir performs during services. Small groups meet regularly to deepen spiritual connections and Bible study, creating spaces for intimate community within the larger congregation. A nursery and children's church are available during main services to support families with young children. Ramsey Memorial UMC is located at 5900 Hull Street Road and welcomes visitors during Wednesday hours from 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM and Sunday hours from 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM, with the primary Sunday worship service at 10:00 AM. The facility is fully wheelchair accessible and provides ample parking for attendees. Coffee and fellowship time follow services, offering opportunities for conversation and connection. For those unable to attend in person, the church offers live stream access to services. More information about programs, events, and church activities is available at ramseychurch.net.

About Methodist Churches

Methodist churches trace their roots to John Wesley's 18th-century revival movement within the Church of England. They emphasize God's grace available to all people, personal holiness, and social justice — known as "works of piety and mercy." Worship is typically blended, mixing traditional hymns (including Wesley's own compositions) with newer music. United Methodist congregations, the largest Methodist body in the U.S., are connectional — meaning local churches are linked through a shared structure of districts and conferences. Methodists practice infant baptism and open communion, welcoming all who seek Christ to the Lord's Table.

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