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January  11th     
Speaker & Special offering for the Methodist Childrens Home

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Training Opportunity!

January 24th 
Town & Country 
Leadership Training
8:30 -  11:30 am
1st UMC - Kaufman
Speaker - Elaine Heath

 

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First United Methodist Church


208 South Houston Street
Kaufman, TX 75142
972-932-2838
972-932-2683 fax


Worship Times:
8:30   - Contemporary
10:30 - Traditional


Sunday School
9:30am-10:15am  Sundays


Office Hours
Monday - Thursday
9:00am - 3:00pm
 

Friday 9am-noon

 

 

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Scriptures and Sermons

Jan 4th

Epiphany Sunday  
Holy Communion 

Matthew 
12:1-12

"The Magi"

Jan 11th

1st Sunday after
 the Epiphany
The Baptism of the Lord

Genesis 1:1-5 & 
Mark 1:1-14
 

 "Being the 
Beloved"

Jan 18th

2nd Sunday after 
the Epiphany

Matthew
 4:12-22
 

"The Mysterious
 Voice"

 

A Word from our Pastor
First United Methodist Church is committed to being inviting, inclusive, and empowering.  more ...

 

                              

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New Community Outreach 
- A Resource for Healing and Growth -

Counseling for Adults, Teens, and Children - now available in Kaufman

Appointments available each Tuesday at 1st UMC - Kaufman.  For more information or to schedule an appointment:

www.pcec-counseling.org

 

      

                           

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