First-Time Visitor
Welcome!
First United Methodist Church of Jacksboro is a place where people can come exactly as they are and be
LOVED and ACCEPTED.
We strive to create an environment where everyone is family and all can experience
the Love and Grace of Jesus Christ.
We'd love to have you visit us this Sunday!
LOVED and ACCEPTED.
We strive to create an environment where everyone is family and all can experience
the Love and Grace of Jesus Christ.
We'd love to have you visit us this Sunday!
When we Gather
Sunday School
9:45 am
Adults
FUMC Fellowship Hall Classrooms
High School
The Parish (115 Knox Street)
Middle School
Upstairs Classrooms at FUMC
Nursery and Elementary School
Children's Wing at FUMC
Adults
FUMC Fellowship Hall Classrooms
High School
The Parish (115 Knox Street)
Middle School
Upstairs Classrooms at FUMC
Nursery and Elementary School
Children's Wing at FUMC
Sunday Worship
10:50 am
FUMC Sanctuary
FUMC Sanctuary
What To Expect
A typical Sunday morning at FUMC* begins at around 9:30, when people start arriving for the Sunday School hour. Doughnuts, pastries, orange juice and coffee are served in the Fellowship Hall for anyone who would like to enjoy a little breakfast while visiting before class begins.
Sunday School begins at 9:45 and lasts until about 10:30. At that time, the choir meets in the choir room for practice, and folks begin making their way into the Sanctuary to prepare for the service.
Promptly at 10:50, the bells ring, signaling the start of the service.
We follow a pattern of worship that includes music, announcements, prayer, group speaking, and singing of hymns before the sermon. Special music is performed during the offering, which follows the sermon. A closing hymn, followed by a benediction, concludes the service.
Sunday School begins at 9:45 and lasts until about 10:30. At that time, the choir meets in the choir room for practice, and folks begin making their way into the Sanctuary to prepare for the service.
Promptly at 10:50, the bells ring, signaling the start of the service.
We follow a pattern of worship that includes music, announcements, prayer, group speaking, and singing of hymns before the sermon. Special music is performed during the offering, which follows the sermon. A closing hymn, followed by a benediction, concludes the service.