This season of Lent we will be reflecting deeply together on the values that make us who we are as a faith community, including: Evangelism, Discipleship, Community, Compassion, Worship, and Commitment.
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Our Mission Teams Council is beginning the New Year by offering another UMCOR Disaster Response Training/serving opportunity, and here are the details and link for you to please register.
At this point in Advent, I like to imagine that Joseph and his very-pregnant wife Mary have set off on foot to Bethlehem, where they will be looking for “room in the inn.”
Christmas Eve 2018 marks the 200th anniversary of the first time the carol, “Silent Night,” was sung in worship.
We are activating our First Church Disaster Response Team this weekend to serve in our local Everman and Forest Hills areas assisting families impacted by recent major local flooding.
Methodist Justice Ministry helps children who have been the victims of physical abuse, sexual abuse, neglect, as well as babies born addicted to drugs.
The Methodist Justice Ministry empowers women and children to make new lives free of abuse, taking complicated and time-consuming cases that other agencies do not have the resources to address.
The Methodist Justice Ministry goes beyond legal work to also provide financial and material support, as well as professional counseling, personal encouragement, and friendship.
Giving made easy. That is what North Texas Giving Day is all about and it will be happening on Thursday, September 20.
When I turned 22 years of age (just a few years ago), I graduated from college and moved to Laredo, Texas, to teach and serve in one of our border United Methodist Mission Schools.