The Mission parking lot has been transformed into a sacramental table that respectfully feeds people in body, mind, and spirit.
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Please join me Sunday for the historic Next90 vote by voting “YES” and then again on September 17 to “get up and give” to these life-changing organizations as part of North Texas Giving Day.
Over these past 4 months, I have been unbelievably grateful for First Street Methodist Mission for a variety of selfish reasons. I wanted to offer this love letter to the ministry that has ministered to me in these past 4 months. So to Linda, Bernie, Kathryn, the volunteers, the board, and all of you have donated: thank you.
I hope you heard Rev. Lance Marshall and Dr. Mike Marshall share the exciting news on Sunday morning about current giving here at FUMCFW. Total giving — giving that supports designated ministries, programs, Next90, and partner organizations — is up an amazing 30% in comparison to 2019. Thank you! First Church’s response should not be surprising, because after all, that is part of our DNA – putting discipleship into heartfelt action.
Taking my turn at the Mission on Monday, I was not involved in actually serving the sack lunches to our homeless neighbors; I was working in another part of the building. But I happened to look out the window where I was and saw this man who had received his…
Imagine you are homeless . . . walking all day . . . hot & sweaty. You sleep in a shelter, under a bridge, or in a tent.
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.”
Giving made easy. That is what North Texas Giving Day is all about and it will be happening on Thursday, September 20.
One in four children face hunger in our community. Help us give the gift of food this holiday season through our annual Red Bag Food Drive.
Please bring blankets to First Street Methodist Mission | Monday – Thursday | 8:00 am – 4:00 pm | OR the donation bins at the East, West & Garden entrances | Sunday mornings