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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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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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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.
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More church support for African agriculture
During a virtual meeting of United Methodist Global Ministries, church leaders voted to continue supporting the Bishop Yambasu Agricultural Initiative and other long-term priorities, such as global health, disaster response and migrant workers.
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Charles Yrigoyen remembered as pastor and scholar
The Rev. Charles Yrigoyen Jr., a leading United Methodist historian, oversaw the denomination’s Commission on Archives and History for nearly 24 years. He died at age 84.