First United Methodist Church of Tucson
Monday, September 08, 2008
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Welcome to
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FIRST CHURCH TUCSON
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Looking for a church home
in the heart of Tucson? We invite you to join us at
First United Methodist Church of Tucson. Come worship, learn and serve Sunday worship service at 10:00 am
Weekday study and prayer groups
Children's ministry
Community service opportunities
And more!
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Established in 1879,
First United Methodist Church of Tucson
is Tucson's oldest Protestant church
First First United Methodist Church Tucson is a fellowship of seekers, finders and sharers. In addition to Sunday worship services and Sunday School, we offer many opportunities for fellowship, volunteer service and community outreach.
* First Church received a grant to produce HIV/AIDS education materials to educate Swahili language speakers in Eastern Africa about HIV/AIDS. The grant was awarded by the United Methodist Church (UMC) Desert Southwest Conference (DSC) AIDS Task Force and used to fund production and distribution of audio copies of an HIV/AIDS education curriculum in Swahili. Natalie Brown, a recent University of Arizona graduate and First Church member, executed the grant and sent dozens of CDs, CD players and batteries to groups in Kenya and Tanzania.
* Excellence in Leadership Seminar - Saturday, September 6, 2008, 8:30 am to 2:30 pm. Led by Rev. Dan Hurlbert. Apply Disney know-how to church leadership and your own life. * Day Trip to Tubac - Thursday, September 25, 2008. Gather in the church parking lot and leave for Tubac at 9:30 am.
* Annual Corn Roast - Sunday, September 28, 2008 at 11:15 after worship. Music provided by the Canyonaires.
* Children's Musical "Through the Roof" - Sunday, October 12, 2008 during morning worship.
* 2008 Crop Walk - The annual Tucson CROP Hunger Walk is a local fund-raising event for Church World Service. It will be on Sunday, November 2 at 2 p.m. at Reid Park. Start planning to walk and/or support a walker.
Moving In Day. University of Arizona students returned to campus on Thursday, August 21 and several hundred of them enjoyed a cool lunch break in the church social hall. Many churches and religious groups reach out to students, offering them support, fellowship and friendship in faith. Tucson Citizen...