Sanctuary
Join us in-person or online Sundays at 10:00 am. Experience traditional worship, complete with full liturgies and sacred music from our choirs, in our historic Sanctuary.
In-Person or Online Sundays at 10:00 am
At First United Methodist Church, we’re anchored by history and tradition, yet we move fearlessly toward the future – toward our own spiritual development and that of others, of a thriving and inclusive Dallas, and of a world free from poverty and hate. We believe our greatest call is not just to believe in God, but to serve as living examples of God’s presence and grace in the world.
Our worship experiences, whether in-person or virtually, are designed for you to experience a connection with the Holy. Worship is a participatory experience that can powerfully influence our mind, body and spirit. Come worship with us!
Join us in-person or online Sundays at 10:00 am. Experience traditional worship, complete with full liturgies and sacred music from our choirs, in our historic Sanctuary.
In-Person or Online Sundays at 10:00 am
We’re online Sundays at 11:00 am. Experience a contemplative service geared towards peace, centering and growing an understanding of how scripture can guide our day-to-day lives.
Online Sundays at 11:00 am
In-Person Sundays at 2:30 pm. A relaxed worship experience including prayer, reflection, storytelling, and sacred and secular music.
In-Person Sundays at 2:30 pm
Missed a Sunday? Visit our worship archive to see past services from Sanctuary worship, Online worship and the Collective.
Ready to experience FirstChurch in person? Read about who we are and connect with us to plan your visit.
In need of prayer or other pastoral care? Make a request online or talk to one of our ministers about specific support for your situation.
Find out more about the ministries of FirstChurch by age group or program area. Or, you may find your way to connect by serving in special church opportunities or in other FirstChurch-sponsored ministries and organizations.
The Collective is a new experience where all, regardless of where they are on their spiritual journey, can come together and feel the love of God and connection to neighbor through worship, conversation and learning.
The last 18 months have forced us to think differently about the space we occupy and where we see God show up. This campaign is an opportunity to support FUMC Dallas as we collectively work to create new spaces for people inside and outside our walls to discover God’s love and grow in faith.
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