Guest blogger: Jennifer Bond
Each week as we leave the sanctuary we ask this question. When then say “We will go out to be God’s people in the world.” What does that look like? What does that really mean?
Guest blogger: Amy C. Atkins, Committee on Finance Chair
This fall, during our stewardship campaign, we asked you to imagine what we could do. As I think about this task, I like to reflect on what we have done.
Guest Blogger: Dave Alvarado, Stewardship Ministry Leadership Team
My wife Allison and I host a Healthy Plate Discipleship breakfast several times a year, so we spend a lot of time talking about the areas of discipleship — Worship, Play, Pray, Learn, Serve, and Give.
Guest Blogger: Gabby Wilkinson, Youth Ministries Intern
My name is Gabby Wilkinson, I am currently a senior Speech-Language Pathology major at Texas Christian University, and I am the newest Youth Ministry Intern for FUMCFW!
Guest Blogger: Jenny Spidell, Youth Ministries Intern
The bittersweet side of a call to ministry is having to step away from the place that you call home, because there’s only so much growth you can do in a place that’s known you since you were eight years old.
Guest Blogger: Linda Abel, RN, President of Dementia Friendly Fort Worth
As we are reaching out to train people in businesses, organizations, and institutions as part of the Age-Friendly Dementia-Friendly certification program, and as we work on fundraising and organizational needs, it is easy to lose sight of our mission.
Guest Blogger: Jenny Spidell, Youth Ministries Intern
With our “Go & Be” theme in mind, I figured I would take the time to reflect on who God is calling me to be, what God is calling me to do, and where God is calling me to go.
Guest Blogger: Molly Atkins, Middle School Program Coordinator
I am so excited and blessed to be a part of this team, and be able to play into these youngsters’ lives!
Guest Blogger: Claire Manno
Claire Manno is a wonderful cheerleader for FUMCFW’s Youth Ministry. Youth Ministry allowed Claire to experience church from a perspective different than that of children’s or adult ministries.