Saved by grace.
Gathered as family.
We are a warm church family committed to supporting people in our community and around the world. At Mt. Zion, we embrace you just as you are and truly hope you find a sense of belonging with us.
You belong here.
We look out for one another and lend our support, particularly when times get tough.
Diverse ideas and viewpoints are welcomed, and we respect other faiths as well. Whether you have been part of the church your whole life or are just starting to explore faith, there is a seat for you at Mount Zion.
Grace is a gift.
We truly feel that it is through God’s grace that we are given the wonderful promise of eternal life. We can’t earn grace. It’s a gift from God, and all we must do is embrace it. God cared for us deeply, sending his only Son, Jesus, to take our place and bear our sins. Grace is a wonderful gift from God to all of us, no matter who we are or what we’ve done. It is through God’s grace that all things are possible.
“For by grace you have been saved through faith, and this is not your own doing; it is the gift of God—not the result of works, so that no one may boast.”
Ephesians 2:8–9
A beacon of hope.
Our vision is to be a thriving, Christ-centered community that transforms lives and impacts our town and beyond with God’s love. We aspire to welcome all people to experience the life-changing power of Jesus, grow in their faith, and live out their purpose. Through intentional discipleship, compassionate outreach, and empowering leadership, we seek to inspire generations to follow Jesus and make a lasting impact on our world.
Growing in faith four ways.
As a congregation of The United Methodist Church, our mission is to serve and transform lives through worship, fellowship, study, and service, both within and beyond the church.
Worship
Giving God gratitude and praise.
Fellowship
Building meaningful friendships that matter.
Study
Growing in our relationships with each other, and most importantly with God.
Service
Using our spiritual gifts to help others.
“For I was hungry and you gave me food, I was thirsty and you gave me something to drink, I was a stranger and you welcomed me.”
Matthew 25:35
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Pastor James Page, Jr.
Pastor Page leads the three congregations of the Mt. Zion–Willisville Chapel Cooperative Parish.
Meet Pastor PageMt. Zion–Willisville Chapel Cooperative Parish
Mt. Zion Hamilton, Mt. Zion Leesburg, and Willisville Chapel in Upperville share one pastor and worship together on 5th Sundays.
About the parishThe United Methodist Church
We are part of the Virginia Conference of The United Methodist Church.
Virginia ConferenceHear it live at 9:30 AM.
In the sanctuary, or on the same Zoom link every week.