Spiritual Growth
| Adult Bible Studies and Classes FUMC offers a variety of Bible studies and book studies through the church. We offer studies for men, women and young adults. |
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Men’s Ministries Our church offers several choices of men's fellowship and bible study. A men's group meets on the East Campus on Saturday mornings. The United Methodist Men meet in the Fellowship Hall on the West Campus once a month on the first Monday of the month. |
| Women’s Ministries The United Methodist Women of FUMC has four circles that meet at various times of the day or evening at church or hosted by one of the members in their home. All ages are welcome to all of these groups. |
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Small Group Ministries Walk to Emmaus Adult Men and Adult Women The Emmaus Weekend is a spiritual journey to have a closer walk with Jesus. There are separate walks for men and for women. There are two walks per year, one in the spring and one in the fall. The walk starts on a Thursday with a meal and send-off and concludes on Sunday night with Communion. For all of the above groups please contact Mary Beth Tate for additional information at 561-395-1244 x23. |
Children and Youth
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Sunday Morning Children’s Ministry Our church has amazing Sunday School classes for children. Children from 3 years to high school will find classes just for them at our 9:30 am and 11 am services on the East Campus and the 9:30 am and 11:30 am services on the West Campus. Children will learn biblical truths through games, crafts, stories, multimedia presentations, and bible studies. Our caring team will welcome them, teach them, and guide them in their Christian growth. For more information, contact our Children’s Ministries staff at: 561-395-1244, extension 43 Debbie Rose Melissa Walls Nursery is also available. The church provides exceptional childcare in a safe, secure, loving atmosphere to all families participating in the ministries of the church including all regular and special worship services. There is no charge for this. |
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Middle School Youth Programs Jill Kinbacher |
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High School Youth Programs We have a year round active youth program for ages 6th – 12th grade. Each Sunday we meet for a time of fellowship with games, a message, worship, small groups and food. In between our middle and high school programs we serve dinner at no charge to students but if your child has any special food allergy or need please let us know at time of dropping off or send a note. During the school year we meet weekly for our regular program minus holidays and noted days off. We also have retreats and trips a few times during the year. During the spring we have a confirmation weekend in which any student entering 6th grade or older may be confirmed into the Methodist church. This weekend usually entails going away Friday – Sunday, having teaching sessions during the weekend of what it means to be a member of the United Methodist Church, and a learning experience to visit Holy Land in Orlndo. After the weekend, the students will have an opportunity in church to be confirmed, and baptized if not already, into the United Methodist Church. During the summer we take a break from our normal youth program to have a time of various activities such as bowling, boomers, movies, baseball games, pool parties, cook-outs and many other fun adventures. Each summer we have the opportunity to go on a mission trip to be used by God to reach out to communities and people in need. For more information, contact the director of student ministries at: |
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Vacation Bible School (VBS) |
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Boy Scouting Our church sponsors Cub Scout Pack 337 for boys grades 1-5. Boys enjoy hands-on activities like crafts, camping, and working on earning merit badges. Our church also sponsors Boy Scout Troop 337. The Troop supports the values as created by the Boy Scouts of America. The goal is to teach each boy leadership, self-confidence, self-reliance, maturity, responsibility, reverence, citizenship and life skills. www.scouting.org www.scouting.org/venturing.aspx |
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Girl Scouting
In Girl Scouting; girls will develop to their full potential, relate to others with increasing understanding, skill and respect, develop a meaningful set of values to guide their actions, contribute to the improvement of society through the use of their abilities and leadership skills, working in cooperation with others. |
