Love, Joy, Peace...
Our Mission Statement
"Giving and growing in God's grace through relationships, worship, and service."
FOR OUR VISITORS
Frequently Asked Questions
The United Methodist Church is a global community that believes in opening hearts, minds, and doors through active engagement with the world around us. Our mission is simple: to make disciples of Jesus Christ for the transformation of the world.

There is a large parking lot by the front door with plenty of spaces for all.

We worship in a traditional UMC style, yet we are relaxed and laid back. Our hymns are accompanied by piano.

Communion is served by intinction on the first Sunday of the month.

Most dress casually.

Sunday School meets at 3:30pm at the church every Sunday. There is an Adult class and a combined Children/Youth class.

We do have a nursery available for babies and toddlers to use during worship service. Children typically remain in the sanctuary but have activity binders with puzzles and things to use during worship service.

Talk with Pastor Amy to find out more about membership. Email: pastor@longleafumc.org

Meet Our Staff

Pastor
Amy Roller
Pastor
Longleaf’s Pastor is Amy Roller. Amy has previously served several churches in south Mississippi. Before being appointed to Longleaf, Amy served as pastor of Dixie UMC in Dixie. Previous to that she has served as pastor of Oak Grove UMC in Hattiesburg, Richton UMC in Richton, and as associate pastor of Central UMC in Meridian. Amy grew up in north Mississippi and is a 1999 graduate of South Panola High School (Go Tigers!) and a 2002 graduate of Delta State University (Go Okra!) She met and married Rev. Paul Roller at Asbury Theological Seminary, and they graduated in 2007. They have two precocious and lively daughters. Amy’s hobbies include ballroom dancing, yoga, and jigsaw puzzles. Email: pastor@longleafumc.org
Worship Leader
Tae Young Hong
Pianist
Originally from South Korea, Dr. Tae Young Hong is an Assistant Professor of Music at William Carey University where he teaches music theory and serves as staff collaborative pianist. He obtained his Doctor of Arts degree in Music Education at William Carey. He also holds a Bachelor of Music degree in Piano Performance from the institution and Masters degree with dual emphasis in Music Theory/Composition and Piano Accompanying from the University of Southern Mississippi. He is a published composer of chamber and choral music and plays multiple instruments including piano, acoustic guitar, electric guitar, upright bass, and drums.
Youth Pastor
Melony Posey
Worship Leader
Short biography - Coming soon