The long lead up to, and the whole day’s events, (especially the halftime show!) is a fast-paced, three-ring-circus extravaganza. Now I like circuses, and watched most of the event last week, including the commercials. On one level, and for so many, it is the epitome of excitement and celebration of “winning” in our culture.
Antonio is a man who was 58 years old at the time, worked in the city government’s offices, and was there for a good part of his life. Antonio and his wife have three children: two girls and a boy.
I remember that, during the Sunday service in my home church, there was a time for some members to participate with a brief testimony of gratitude to God for something or to sing a special song.
My boldness is paying off. Today I am living a joyful Christ-filled life that overflows with blessings as numerous as the stars in the heavenly skies.
I thank my God every time I remember you. Philippians 1:3
FUMCFW is honored to be in collaboration with three nonprofit organizations that are located on our campus.
On behalf of the Commission on Finance and the Business Office, we thank you for your generosity in the way of your time and financial support.
We have 344 K-5th children registered for Fall Academy, plus lots of 4-year-olds who will be in choir. Whee!
I have had an unbelievable time this summer with this crazy staff and chaotic teens.
“Breaking bread together” through our Wednesday Night Potluck is another way we “do church.”
I have to admit even after being a member of First United Methodist Church since 2012, I had NO IDEA the breadth of services offered or the number of lives touched by the Mission.
This is our Youth Choir singing inside the Illinois Memorial at the Vicksburg Battlefield. The song is a traditional Spiritual that celebrates faith during hard times — Over my head, I hear music in the air.
Growing up, I spent the majority of my time at church, church camp, or doing church-related things.
My name is Ainsley Bond and I am the new FUMC Youth Ministries Intern!
Pastor Lance’s recent comment over the Memorial Day weekend about people watching worship on livestream from their lake house was certainly an accurate chuckle, but it is a reality that most likely will continue through the summer.
At the First Street Mission, our prayer is that we run ourselves out of business. For decades, hundreds of volunteers have worked tirelessly to provide for the basic needs of neighbors who are experiencing poverty and homelessness.
When there is a culture of gratitude that celebrates and appreciates acts of kindness, generosity grows.
The K-5th grade Mission classes did a great job decorating terra-cotta pots and planting small plants! Please stop by the 2nd floor this Sunday, May 7, to purchase a plant for Mother’s Day!