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Welcome to First Methodist Church! We are so glad you are here. Whatever your week has been like, whatever your life has been like, whatever you look like, and whether you believe what we believe or disagree with us, you are welcome in this place in the name of Jesus Christ.
Have a prayer request? Please text prayer requests to us at (806) 304-5905, or email prayer@firstmethodist.church.
If this is your first time here, we have a gift for you! Visit the welcome table in the foyer, and a member of our Guest Connections Team (they’ll be wearing a white name tag) will happily assist you.
Our nursery is available for infants to pre-k students. We believe in family worship, so your kids are welcome to stay in the worship service with you. We have a time for children during worship where kids are invited to come forward to hear from our children’s ministry team. If your children are joining you in worship, we offer “wiggle bags” filled with activities for your children to do during worship. Wiggle bags may be found in the back of the sanctuary.
If you know of someone in our congregation who has served in the Armed Forces, we want to recognize them during worship on Sunday, November 8. Please email laurie@firstmethodist.church with their name and photo as soon as possible.
Ignite (formerly the Wesley at WT) will be hosting a chili cook-off and dessert auction on Sunday, November 8, at noon in Fellowship Hall. Come hungry, and don't forget your wallets for the dessert auction! To sign up to bring chili or a dessert, please visit one of the Chili Cook-Off tables by the welcome areas.
Make an eternal difference in the life of a child across the globe — just by filling a shoebox with small gifts! Shoeboxes are available at the Operation Christmas Child display and must be returned to the church on November 16.
Members of First Methodist Church are invited to our annual Church Conference in November. The purpose of this conference is to vote on pastoral salaries, budgets, and ministerial candidates.
Women of all ages are invited to a morning of food and fellowship. Don't forget to invite a friend, daughter, sister, or someone else in your life for this event!
It's a normal night in Bethlehem with its shops, bakers, and traders. Yet in a manger lies a newborn baby — One who would be called the King of Kings. In December, families are invited to visit ancient Bethlehem as its townspeople wait for and celebrate the birth of Christ. You'll be able to explore Bethlehem's markets, interact with its citizens, and experience a live nativity scene!
