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PLANS FOR RE-ENTRY
Updated: September 16, 2020
In-Person Worship Protocols
We are happy to announce a return to a restricted version of in-person worship beginning on Sunday, September 20, 2020, at 9:30 a.m. for the Connexion service and 11:00 a.m. for the Traditional Service. Because of the ongoing pandemic, we are limited to 50 people total in attendance; therefore, we are requiring that you make reservations. You may click here to register online or you can call the office to make your reservation.
*There will not be Nursery available for either service.
For safety’s sake, we will strictly enforce the following protocols.
*There will not be Nursery available for either service.
For safety’s sake, we will strictly enforce the following protocols.
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You may not enter if
--you have a fever, --feel sick, --have had contact with someone known to be positive for Covid-19 in the previous 14 days. |
You may enter if you
--wear a mask at all times, --stay 6 feet away from people not in your family group, --use hand sanitizer, --offer air hugs and air high fives only! |
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Grace to you and peace in the name of our Lord Jesus! That’s how we begin our worship services at First United Methodist Church.
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First Word News
First Word Monthly is published the first Thursday of the month. First Word Weekly is published every Thursday.
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Our HistoryMethodism in Fort Smith began in 1833 when the Reverend John Harrell was sent to the small riverfront community of Fort Smith as a Methodist Circuit Rider.
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What We BelieveFirst United Methodist Church is a part of the United Methodist Conference under the direction of the Arkansas Conference.
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FoundationThe Foundation is here to secure, expand, and enhance the work of First United Methodist Church.
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