“…nobody who has walked the path we have walked will deny that we have been deeply blessed by God.”
Update: 12-1-2022
‘Famsgiving’ FUMC youth reunion is Wednesday, Nov. 23
Come enjoy breakfast for dinner the night before Thanksgiving with those who have been involved with the Richmond FUMC youth group over the years! We’ll meet in Fellowship Hall at 6:30 p.m. on Wednesday, Nov. 23. If you are a
Messy Church on Nov 16 – POSTPONED
Due to illness during the current flu outbreak, we’ve decided to postpone the Messy Church event scheduled for Wednesday, November 16. We’ll hold our next Messy Church in early 2023. Messy Church is a church for everyone: children, teens and
Make a Difference in a Child’s Life with “Operation Christmas Child”
For many years, FUMC has participated with Samaritan’s Purse “Operation Christmas Child” to deliver Christmas shoeboxes to children around the world, along with the gospel message. The boxes go to many places all over the world sharing the love and
Holiday Events
Emerge Youth – Fall Retreat 2022 @ Aldersgate Camp
They were…called trouble-makers. …accused of “turning the world upside-down.” …blamed for “creating a disturbance.” Who were they? Believe it or not, they were followers of Jesus. The book of Acts tells the story of the Christians who
Game night Friday, Nov. 4, at Richmond FUMC
Come play games Friday, Nov. 4, from 7-9 p.m. in the fellowship hall (sanctuary building) at Richmond First United Methodist Church! We’ll have board games, card games, kids’ games, etc. — something for everyone! You’re welcome to bring snacks and/or
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Weekly Update (5-19-2022)
It’s hard for me to believe that summer is upon us. With summer come Vacation Bible School. The dates for our “Food Truck” themed VBS are June 6-10. For more details, check out this post. By now, you should have
May 25
In fall of 2021, our church leaders anticipated a difficult start to the 2022 calendar year. We did our best to put together a budget that seemed reasonable at the time, and promised ourselves we would give things another look