Greetings, Church Family It has been so good to watch the sanctuary slowly refill on Sunday Mornings this Spring! CoVid has presented a long hard pull for all of us, and it is good to see it slowly loosen its
Help with flood recovery at Doylesville UMC – Sat, April 24
Doylesville is a small rural church located about 1 mile from the Kentucky river, but next to a tributary that feeds into the river. The entire area was recently flooded, and it took 6 days for the waters to subside
Weekly Update (4-7-2021)
Hi, Church Family! It was fantastic to be able to worship together with so many of you in person this last Sunday as we celebrated Easter. We look forward to seeing more and more of you as the CoVid fog
Weekly Update: 4-1-2021
Greetings, Church Family! As I write this, it is the morning of Maundy Thursday. On this day in the life of the church, we recall the events of Jesus’ last evening together with his disciples. A lot of things happened
Prayer Requests:
Prayer Requests: We invite you to leave your prayer requests in the comment box below. Also, fell free to to reply to a request as a way of letting others you know you are praying for them.
Weekly Update (3-24-2021)
If you read last week’s update, there’s probably not a lot new for you in this one. I do want to ask you to be in prayer for Sequoia and her family. Sequoia’s mom entered the hospital over the weekend
What have you learned from the pandemic? Please share!
Pastors Bruce and Jamie will be starting a series soon on lessons learned from the pandemic. We’d love for this to be a conversation within our church family. Would you be a part of this conversation by submitting your thoughts
God Sightings
God Sightings: It is part of our faith that God is alive and active in the world around us. While we can often be blind to God’s presence, from time to time our eyes are opened and we get a
Weekly Update (3-17-2021)
Greetings, Church Family. Madison County’s slow but steady improvement on the Covid scale continues. Today’s posted stats show us just barely outside the “Yellow” zone for new cases in the county. As the situation continues to improve, we will be
Serve the Hungry from the FUMC Parking Lot
Being located in downtown Richmond, we are surrounded by individuals and families who are hungry for a good meal. We are once again partnering with other churches and organizations to offer a free lunch each day from the FUMC parking