In January you received by US Mail your 2018 End of the Year Contribution Statement. With this statement came a notice that your upcoming statements will arrive via email, unless you tell the business office otherwise.
Dr. Tim Bruster continues the FUMCFW Lenten Worship Series, This Is Us, with an exploration of the value of Community — and what our call to support one another really means.
Most of us have heard of “small groups” in a church setting for as long as we can remember. The loose definition is any kind of group that gathers regularly to study, pray, discuss, share, and learn from one another in the Christian context.
“It’s true, isn’t it,” Mike asks our Stewards, “that some of the best ways for us to serve, worship and applaud God begin with joy and laughter!”
Following the General Conference in St. Louis there have been many expressions of pain and feelings of uncertainty in our church family. Here are a few of my own thoughts I’d like to share with you regarding the aftermath of this pivotal meeting.
Plastic = Progress in our Sanctuary March 11 – 13. Wheelchair accessible seating installation and ceiling plaster repairs necessitate covering the organ pipes with plastic, but the Sanctuary is open and ready for worship this Sunday!
FUMCFW’s Kids Hope USA mentoring teams make weekly visits to students in two elementary schools in Fort Worth ISD.
Stay up to date with the latest announcements presented by Dr. Mike Marshall.
Dr. Tim Bruster continues the FUMCFW Lenten Worship Series, This Is Us, with an exploration of the value of Discipleship — and how to monitor our spiritual health in much the same way as we monitor our physical health.
