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Escape the summer heat at a fun indoor playground in Colleyville! Kids from 10 months to 8 years old (and their grownups) are invited to join the Pastors June 19, 10 am-Noon, with playground, lunch and dance party provided.
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The joy of ministry is a gift from God, and we invite you to share in a sacred moment as we celebrate the ordination of Pastor Anne-Marie in the United Methodist Church.
Come celebrate Anne-Marie on Sunday June 15 at 10am in the church Narthex. This is a momentous occasion in Anne-Marie’s journey of faith and service, and your presence would be a blessing.
Join FUMC Colleyville Women’s Ministry for a fun and meaningful evening as we kick off summer together! Monday, June 16 at 6pm in the Event Center, we’ll enjoy a delicious dinner then prepare for our summer mission project: Feed Our Kids. After dinner, we’ll decorate lunch sacks that will later be filled with meals for children in our community facing food insecurity.
But it’s not all work! We’ll wrap up the evening with fellowship and ice cream sundaes! Please bring $5 to help cover dinner. All are welcome, please bring a friend and sign up HERE
Summer is the perfect time to curl up in your favorite lawn chair on the porch or on a chaise lounge by the pool and read a good book!
In June, join us in reading, “The Art of Pilgrimage: The Seeker’s Guide to Making Travel Sacred” by Phil Cousineau. This book is a guide to mindful, spiritual travel that inspires seeing the sacred in every journey. This book club will meet in person at the church on Wednesday June 18th, from 6-7:30pm, led by Pastor Mike.
In July, we’ll read “A Faith of Many Rooms” by Debie Thomas which explores how Christianity can embrace a faith that offers more room for diverse perspectives and experiences. Led by Pastor Anne-Marie, this book club will meet Wednesday, July 16 from 6-7:30 PM.
Copies of each of the books are available for pick up in the church office. Sign up for book club HERE
This summer, you can make a difference with Project Transformation. Spend two hours each day buddy-reading with elementary students, helping them improve their reading skills. It’s a meaningful way to connect and support these young learners.
FUMC Colleyville’s Project Transformation Week is happening from June 16-18 at Martin UMC, from 10am to noon! We hope volunteers can be present all three days since it helps build a relationship with the students.
Click HERE to sign up today and join us in making a positive impact this summer!
We’re excited to announce the launch of a new Sunday School class designed for adults with intellectual and developmental challenges. This welcoming and supportive class will offer a meaningful opportunity to explore faith and learn more about the Bible.
Starting June 1, the class will meet every Sunday from 10:15 to 11:00 a.m. in the Searchlight Center meeting room, located in the Lighthouse Youth Building.
We look forward to growing in faith together and welcome anyone who would benefit from this special time of learning and connection.
Youth are heading to Sager Brown! Sager Brown Depot is a key component of The United Methodist Committee on Relief’s outreach to the world. This organization is responsible for the compiling and shipping of desperately needed materials to folks facing disaster across the country.
June 22nd-June 27th, the Youth are joining the Sager Brown team! We will depart from FUMC Colleyville to Baldwin, Louisiana on Sunday, June 22nd. We will join in the work at the depot from Monday through Thursday, and we’ll return home Friday, June 27th!
Youth, if you’d like to join this impactful mission trip, please sign up as soon as possible. Registration will close June 1. Click HERE for more information and to sign up.
Now through June 1, we are collecting backpacks for GCISD Connect Back to School Fair. At the fair, parents for more than 1200 economically disadvantaged students will pick up their child’s school supplies and backpack, participate in free medical, dental, orthodontics, and vision screenings, learn about GRACE services, have the opportunity to pick up clothing, and learn about other local support programs.
Let’s come together to make a difference! By donating new backpacks, we can support the fair and bless families in need. If you’d like to be a part of this meaningful effort, bring a new backpack to the church office or on Sunday. Every backpack is a gift of hope!