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An open and welcoming church located in the beautiful Delaware River town of Frenchtown, NJ All are welcome... always.

05/01/2026

This Sunday at Frenchtown UMC, we continue our All My Days series as we explore how God's purpose in our lives is found in the words
"Thy Kingdom Come on earth as it is in heaven".
Come join us at 11:15 AM this Sunday. 16 Third Street

04/21/2026

At Frenchtown United Methodist Church this Sunday, we continue our series on prayer. This Sunday, we will continue our exploration of the prayer that Jesus taught his disciples by dwelling with the phrase, “Hallowed be thy name.” Devotion is time set apart (the meaning of “sacred”) to honor something or someone we love. When Jesus called God’s name “hallowed,” he was drawing us to the sacred nature of the holy. When we pray, we set apart our time and attention to things that matter deeply. Who and what do we deem “worthy” and what happens when we make praise a regular expression? Our focus or prayer this Sunday will be about “Praise”. How are we being called to set apart our time and attention to witness holiness and offer praise?
Join us at 11:15 AM at 16 Third Street.

04/14/2026

This Sunday at Frenchtown United Methodist Church's Dinner Church service, we celebrate the second week of our "All My Days" series, joyous in God's PRESENCE.
God is not distant. God is not disinterested. God is present. God is a loving parent. God is as close as your next breath.
Join us for dinner and conversation at 5:00 PM.

04/10/2026

Join us this Sunday as we begin a beautiful new series "All My Days" as we explore our prayer lives using the ancient and traditional use of prayer beads as a way to connect with the Holy and each other.
Sunday mornings 11:15 AM

04/06/2026

For the next eight weeks, we are going to be focusing on learning more about how prayer can help us calm and center ourselves in a world that feels increasingly chaotic. Jesus had a rich prayer life. Whether it was public prayers and blessings or private prayers on the mountain or in the garden, praying was a deeply connecting practice for him. Sometimes prayer can be a bit abstract for us. We may not be sure about incorporating it into our lives. That’s ok. Jesus’ disciples weren’t sure either and so they asked him to help them. He gave his disciples a template for ways to relate to God in prayer. In this new worship series, we are going to sink deep into the “when, where, what, and why” of prayer as Jesus showed his disciples.
All participants will be gifted with a prayer bead strand that we will be using in our worship and at home as we learn to regulate our nervous systems by connecting to God in a tangible way. Prayer beads are part of our Christian and Protestant tradition and, more broadly, part of the human tradition.
I hope you will join us when you can over the next eight weeks of this series.

Frenchtown United Methodist Church
Sundays at 11:15 AM (April 19 and May 10 Dinner Church 5:00 PM)

03/13/2026

On Sunday 3/15, join us for Dinner Church at 5:00 PM.
Dinner Church enables us to find a connection with God and one another over a delicious meal that we prepare together.
As we enjoy our dinner, we'll share stories of the best (and maybe the worst) bosses we ever had in our respective workplaces. What made them the best? What about them made us want to show up for work day after day?
Come tell your stories and be fed in the process.
16 Third Street

01/17/2026

EDIT: Dinner Church canceled this evening due to weather. Stay safe, everyone!
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This Sunday evening at Frenchtown UMC's Dinner Church, we ask the same question asked by just about every kid at some point in the back seat of the car: “Are We There Yet?” Come to Dinner Church at 5:00 PM Sunday January 18 and tell your story about a time something took longer (way longer) than you expected. Maybe it was something big like a flight to the far reaches of the world, or something small like getting through the line at Motor Vehicles. What were the challenges? What did it teach you about yourself? About others?

12/23/2025

For Christmas Eve this year, we are joining with our brothers and sisters at Kingwood United Methodist Church 257 Route 519 at 5:00 PM,
Please join us as we continue our Advent / Christmas series "What Do You Fear".
Remember, God's good news of great joy is louder than fear. Come celebrate with us.

12/14/2025

Tomorrow at Frenchtown United Methodist Church, join us for Dinner Church at 5:00 PM as we continue our special Advent series "What Do You Fear"?
At Dinner Church, we tell stories and build fellowship at the table. Tomorrow night, you're invited to share a time when you took a first tentative step even though you were afraid. What was stopping you? How did you find the strength to take the step? Did that give you courage for the next time?
16 Third Street Frenchtown

11/28/2025

This Sunday is the first Sunday of the Advent Season, and we will begin a new series in which we ask the question, "What do you fear"? Luke’s Gospel begins the story of Jesus with this opening line: “In the time of Herod…” This detail may seem minor to modern readers; however, it reveals layers of information about the fearful world Jesus entered, one filled with rampant oppression, economic disparity, uncertainty, and instability. A world not so unlike our own. And yet, throughout the stories of Christ’s birth, we hear the whispers of angels delivering a surprising message: “Do not fear.” When Mary, Joseph, the shepherds, and the magi are each called into God’s redemptive story, they do not deny their fears—they move through them. They ask questions, hold fast to courage, trust in good news, and say, “Here I am, Lord.” When we find ourselves in fearful times, can we acknowledge our fears while also insisting on hope?

Join us each Sunday in Advent as we find that hope together. 16 Third Street
11/30, 12/7, 12/14 at 11:15 AM
12/21 at 5:00 PM for Dinner Church

11/25/2025

Thank you to our wonderful Cooking Club Volunteers for making all of the Thanksgiving meals for the Open Door Community Pantry!! 🦃🍗❤️

Address

16 Third Street
Frenchtown, NJ
08825

Telephone

(908) 996-3117

Website

https://www.kingwood-frenchtownumchurches.com/

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