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.
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Ways to Give
Online Giving
Give NowCheck or Money Order
Make payable to FUMC Fort Worth; deliver to the Business Office, the Main Church Office, or via mail to 800 W. 5th St., Fort Worth, Texas 76102.
Text to Give
Text 817-241-2327 and enter the amount in the message bar. You must have a ShelbyGive account set up with the church in order to Text to Give.
ShelbyNEXT | Giving App
Download the app to give from your smartphone. Learn more.
Guest Blogger: Linda Abel, RN, President of Dementia Friendly Fort Worth
As we are reaching out to train people in businesses, organizations, and institutions as part of the Age-Friendly Dementia-Friendly certification program, and as we work on fundraising and organizational needs, it is easy to lose sight of our mission.
Giving made easy. That is what North Texas Giving Day is all about and it will be happening on Thursday, September 20.
Some of you know that my call to ministry emerged from my experiences of struggle and support after being diagnosed with cancer soon after my 13th Birthday.
Guest Blogger: Linda Abel, RN, President of Dementia Friendly Fort Worth
“I wish I knew then what I know now.” I have said that a lot these past two years since I became involved in our dementia ministry.
Among the many challenges in our time, there is one potential crisis that our church can have a big and positive impact on, both locally and nationally.
Guests Blogger: Linda Abel
When dementia comes to call — on an individual and his or her surrounding family and friends, even those of those of us who care very deeply can feel helpless and confused, even afraid of saying or doing the wrong thing. Questions abound. What can we do to help?