About Us

Our Mission, Vision and Values

Our Mission: Prompted by Revelation 21, we believe that God is calling Minneapolis to be a New City where All Tribes are Welcomed in, where there is No More Violence, and where the Whole Earth Is Renewed.

Our Vision: To create inspired and skilled communities that join God in transforming the world.

Environmental Sustainability

Norhteast United Methodist Church works hard to be an environmentally sustainable organization. Here are some of the steps we’ve taken toward that goal:

Paper cups and plates have been vanquished from our facility! We use our china – even for small meetings – and wash it in the dishwasher.
We compost. We compost our coffee grounds, fruit and vegetable scraps from community meals. We compost our alter flowers. And, when we harvest food from our community garden, we compost the leaves and vines.
We recycle. Plastic, phone books, paper, metal cans. We recently entered into a fundraising agreement with K & K Metal Recycling. We save all our non-ferrous metals and send them to K & K. They weigh them and send the church a check for the metal.
We’ve installed rain barrels at the church and at the parsonage. We use the rain water to water the flowers in our garden.
We’ve also installed a timed sprinkler system in our garden to control our water usage.
We’ve installed bike racks on the Cleveland St. side of the church. Ride your bike to church!

Small Groups

Our Mission: Prompted by Revelation 21, we believe that God is calling Minneapolis to be a New City where All Tribes are Welcomed in, where there is No More Violence, and where the Whole Earth Is Renewed.

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Leadership

Rev Tyler Sit
Lead Pastor

Rev. Tyler Sit is a lover of Minnesota, a United Methodist pastor, and the son of a Chinese immigrant. Sit earned a BS in Communication Studies from Boston University and a Masters of Divinity from Candler School of Theology, and he has lived in four continents. He is the author of Staying Awake: The Gospel for Changemakers, which Barbara Brown Taylor endorsed saying ‘…it makes me want a do over on Christianity.” Sit has formal training as a prison chaplain, community organizer, and social entrepreneur. Sit started New City Church, and has been featured in the New York Times, The Atlantic, Minnesota Public Radio, and more for his work. He and his partner, Brian, live in Minneapolis. Learn more at TylerSit.com (TylerSit.com)

Sana DelCorazón
PASTORAL INTERN

CALLIE MENSLER
WORSHIP LEADER

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