With deep gratitude, we celebrate James Melton and his faithful service as Director of Security.
With deep gratitude, we celebrate James Melton and his faithful service as Director of Security.
As we reflect on 2025, we do so with deep gratitude. Thank you for walking together as we continue to live into God’s call for our shared life and ministry.
One of the meaningful things our 6th graders do during Confirmation is create a stole.
I hope your Advent worship has filled your life with joy and meaning.
Rooted & Rising, our November series, is all about God’s faithfulness in every season of life.
We’re here to remind each other that questions and doubts are good things. These things are what motivate us to work towards a deeper and richer faith life and spirituality.
We’re here to love our students and walk alongside them to help shape their faith lives!
The Justin Building continues to be a place where relationships are built, people show up for each other, and God’s presence is known.
First and foremost, thank you. Your generosity is what fuels our church’s mission to be a faithful presence of Christ in Fort Worth and beyond.
Seniors, we are so proud of you, the people that you are and the people you are becoming. We cannot wait to see where this new chapter takes you.
Every year our Third Graders each get their own Bible, presented by their church that loves them.
During the season of Lent, the Youth Ministries will follow the big church’s sermon series: Let Go.
All the way back in September, our wonderful 6th graders began their journey through the Confirmation program here at First United Methodist Church of Fort Worth.
As we sang, prayed, embraced one another, and shared our reflections, I felt as though I was weaving all those moments into a tapestry of healing and hope.
I sincerely appreciate your love for Christ, your generous hearts, and your support of our congregation.
Youth Choir still sings for the Christmas Eve 7:00 pm service. And I would love for you to join us.
Over the month of November, we spent our Sunday mornings working our way through a series called New Beginnings.
I can’t wait for Revolution Weekend 2025, and hope to see many of y’all there!
Revolution Weekend is the place so many of our students have found community, belonging, identity, faith, purpose and calling.