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Worship with us on Sunday mornings at 10 AM...
10 am in the Sanctuary & online
101 E. Jefferson Street, Charlottesville, VA 22902
Email: churchoffice@cvillefirstumc.org
Phone: (434) 296-6193
Sermon Series
May 1, 2022
3rd Sunday of Easter - Creation Care Sunday
Rev. Pat Watkins, guest preacher
“A Covenant with the Earth”
Genesis 9:8-17 | Luke 10:25-37
May 8, 2022
4th Sunday of Easter
“How to Wake the Dead”
Acts 9:36-43 | John 10:22-30
May 15, 2022
5th Sunday of Easter
“Getting Out of God’s Way”
Acts 11:1-18 | John 13:1-35
May 22, 2022
6th Sunday of Easter
Rev. Deborah Lewis, guest preacher
May 29, 2022
7th Sunday of Easter
“Disturbing the Whole City & Disturbing the City Whole”
Acts 16:16-34 | John 17:20-26
Spotlight on First U.M.C.
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"The Whole City" interview with Mike Mather
As part of our new series of interviews for The Whole City podcast, Rev. Alex talked with Mike Mather about his book Having Nothing,...
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News from the Baltic Seminary
FUMC has a partner church relationship with Kaunus UMC in Lithuania, one of the Baltic states that borders Russia. The pastor, Remigijus...
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Vacation Bible School
MONUMENTAL! Celebrating God’s Goodness! 2022 Vacation Bible School! FUMC and Aldersgate UMC are partnering for Vacation Bible School for 4...
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Sundays at First UMC
First UMC is open for in-person worship at 10:00am each Sunday. What to expect when you arrive: - Observe the summery pool noodles which will...
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Latest Church Announcements
With so many changes to our daily routines and schedules it can overwhelming trying to keep track of what has been canceled, postponed,...
United Methodist News
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Autonomy, international division mark United Methodist tradition
The recent move by United Methodists in Bulgaria and Romania to leave the denomination is the latest in a history of separations within the Methodist tradition.
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Asking the hard questions about race
A native of Puerto Rico, the Rev. Giovanni Arroyo knows firsthand what it’s like to be a minority in America, and that experience informs the way he pursues his mission as The United Methodist Church’s point person on inclusion.
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Churches condemn hate, urge action after shootings
After what officials quickly identified as a white supremacist attack in Buffalo, New York, United Methodists are responding with prayers and calls to do the hard work of addressing racism. United Methodists also are responding to a mass shooting at a California church.