The Cross Cultural Conversations Group has been meeting via Zoom since the beginning of the pandemic. So, it was a joy when we gathered IN PERSON last week at the home of Prem and Hima Babbili. We visited, ate delicious Indian food, listened to...
Welcome Matt Rodgers The Staff Parish Relations Committee recently announced that Matt Rodgers will be our new Director of Youth Discipleship and we look forward to welcoming him to FUMC! Matt grew up in Olney, Texas and has an education...
When the announcement came in February that Rev. Philip Rhodes would become the next East District Area Superintendent, June seemed so far off but…here we are. Philip pastored at the First United Methodist Church of Hurst since 2005 and...
Every year at First United Methodist Church of Hurst there is an Egg Hunt…rain or shine. In 2019, the spring showers forced the Egg Hunt inside the building for the first time almost 10 years. That change brought a slightly new look to the...
This time last year in a post entitled “Looking Back” we mentioned that we were “On the eve of 150 years…” During the coming new year of 2020, we, FUMC Hurst, were to be “looking back” over those 150...
First United Methodist Church of Hurst has been providing Thanksgiving Bags to our community since the 1980’s. For most of the last 25 years, members of the Discovery class have led this project. Though for several years, during the early...
What is now known as the United Methodist Women, had humble beginnings in 1919 as the Ladies Aid Society. Currently, more than 100 women (and men) are involved with UMW.
150 for the 150th was the theme for the 27th Annual Wilson Canafax Golf Scramble for Missions held on Sunday, September 13th at the Sky Creek Golf Club in Keller. Proceeds from this event are used to support the mission budget of our church. It...
For more than 30 years, FUMC Hurst has been unwavering in its commitment to the students and educators in our community. More recently that support has grown into a formal adoptive relationship through HEB ISD’s Adopt-A-School program...
In 2020, FUMC Hurst has continued in its sacred partnership with Trinity Habitat For Humanity with a financial contribution of $10,000 that brings our church to more than $500,000 in lifetime giving. This partnership began well over 20...
The uncertainty of the global pandemic has driven people of faith to their knees in prayer. Our Prayer Fence, located on the south end of our church property, is a place for all to offer prayers of thanksgiving and gratitude, to cry out to God in...
