First United Methodist Church-Jefferson City, TN

09/14/2026

Yesterday we reflected on God's Protection and remembered the God who made a way through the sea. There will be moments when we cannot see what lies ahead. But faith reminds us that we are not asked to walk alone. As you move through this week, may you trust that God is present—even when the path is not yet clear.

09/13/2026

Good morning! Today we gather for worship and the message "God's Protection."

When the people of Israel faced the sea with no apparent way forward, God was already present and already making a path. Whatever uncertainty you may be facing today, you do not face it alone.

Join us at 10:00 a.m., in person or online, as we worship together.

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09/11/2026

Have you ever faced a situation where you couldn't see a way forward? This Sunday we continue our worship journey with "God's Protection," from Exodus 14:19–31.
With the sea before them and danger behind them, the people of Israel were afraid. But God was present—and God made a way.

Join us Sunday at 8:00 am or 10:00 a.m. as we reflect on the God who walks with us through uncertain moments and leads us forward in hope.

Come as you are. There is a place for you here.

09/10/2026

Beyond excited to offer the first concert of the 2026-27 Thomas S. Teague Concert Series--and the evening before the Mossy Creek Corn & Bacon Festival. Acclaimed jazz pianist Wendel Werner is set to fill the house. Make it a weekend to remember. Jazz on Friday night; festival on Saturday. Set your calendar now. See you there!

09/07/2026

Yesterday we reflected on God's Deliverance and the powerful reminder that God does not forget God's people.

As you move through this week, may you remember that even when the way forward is unclear, God is still present and still at work.

May you find courage to take the next step and trust the One who leads us from fear toward freedom.

09/06/2026

Today we begin a new worship journey with "God's Deliverance."

In the story of Exodus, we are reminded that God sees, hears, and responds to the cries of God's people.

Whatever you are carrying today, come as you are. Join us at 10:00 a.m. as we worship the God who leads us toward freedom and hope.

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09/03/2026

Sometimes we need to be reminded that God sees us.

This Sunday we begin a new worship series with "God's Deliverance," based on Exodus 12:1–14.

The people of Israel had waited a long time for freedom. Yet God had not forgotten them.

Wherever you may feel stuck, burdened, or in need of a new beginning, God's story reminds us that freedom and hope are never beyond God's reach.

Join us for worship Sunday at 10:00 a.m., in person or online. There is a place for you here.

08/31/2026

Yesterday we concluded our journey through Five Marks of a Methodist by reflecting on the call to love others. The five marks are not separate virtues—they form a way of life. We love God. We rejoice in God's goodness. We give thanks. We pray continually. And from that relationship with God, we learn to love others with the same grace we have received.

As you move into this week, may your life bear these marks, becoming a living witness to Christ's love in the world.
"Beloved, since God loved us so much, we also ought to love one another." — 1 John 4:11

08/30/2026

Good morning! Today we conclude Five Marks of a Methodist with "Loves Others." May our worship today remind us that the love we have received from God is meant to be shared with everyone we meet.
Join us at 10:00 a.m. We are grateful to worship with you.

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08/27/2026

How do people know we belong to Christ? One answer is simple: love.

This Sunday we conclude Five Marks of a Methodist with "Loves Others," from 1 John 4:20. When God's love fills our hearts, it naturally overflows into the lives of those around us.

Join us this Sunday at 8 am or 10 am as we celebrate the final mark of a faithful disciple.

Everyone is welcome.