In 1964, when a group of selfless leaders gathered to create the First Methodist Church of Fort Worth Foundation, their idea was to design a mechanism that would encourage what is known as planned or Legacy gifts.
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Your gifts make it possible for First Church to share the Good News with so many! That is definitely something for all of us to cheer about!
What is Christianity to you? What does it mean to have faith in Christ?
In a culture driven by novelty, commerce, and productivity, and measures of success in that reality, we’re not so good at keeping time. Rather time seems to have its hold on us.
Every baptism is special, but it was really SPECIAL and fun when four babies – which included a set of triplets – were welcomed into our First Church faith community this last Sunday.
This is my last week here in Fort Worth as I will be moving back home to Atlanta to pursue my Master of Divinity at Emory University.
We are continuing our Sanctuary worship series with a focus on the symbols of the Holy Spirit that we find in our beautiful worship space.
This Sunday our theme is “Veneration” and our scripture is from Matthew 25, the Parable of the Last Judgment. Perhaps of all the teachings of Jesus, this parable is the clearest about how we are to live and treat one another and at the same time one of the most challenging. It shows us how to venerate Jesus through the way that we live and serve.
We were called to a life of freedom in Christ. We were called to create, to laugh, to enjoy being alive for its own sake, to rejoice in the love of our Creator, and who that Creator created us to be. Failures included.
United Methodist Women (UMW) held their closing meeting the garden this week – the first in-person meeting they have had since February 2020.