First United Methodist Church of Kaufman

First United Methodist Church of Kaufman We’re a community of faith dedicated to sharing the love of Christ — with one another, our neighbors, and the world. During the ministry of the Reverend O.P.

Together, we’re growing in grace and joy as we serve the Lord. The First United Methodist Church of Kaufman was organized in 1845 as the Kingsborough Methodist Episcopal Church South and the Reverend William K. Wilson as appointed to serve as pastor in February 1846. The present site was purchased and the first building was erected in 1857. Thomas, the second church building was constructed in 187

6 at a cost of $400. This was a one-room, white frame steepled structure of traditional architecture. In 1909, the Reverend A.R. Nash was serving as pastor when the third church building was constructed. This brick structure, still in use, possesses several unusual features. It is modified Gothic architecture with large columns at the entrance and large, beautifully designed and colored antique stain glass windows. The vaulted ceiling in the sanctuary is metal decorated with embossed patterns. A unique, century-old brass chandelier that originally hung in the Kaufman County Courthouse lights the interior. Installed in the bell tower is a chime system that plays hymns on the hour and for special church holidays such as Christmas and Easter. A historical marker placed in front of the Sanctuary designates the area as a State of Texas historical site.

06/07/2026

Sunday Morning Worship

06/07/2026
🌞 Good morning, friends! 🌞Worship begins at 10:15 AM — and you're invited.🙌 Can't join us in person? Watch live on Faceb...
06/07/2026

🌞 Good morning, friends! 🌞

Worship begins at 10:15 AM — and you're invited.

🙌 Can't join us in person? Watch live on Facebook or on YouTube:
📺 https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC-uBZW0fIit-ptufHJBhO3Q

Today's message is To Be a Blessing from Genesis 12:1–4.

God calls Abram not only to receive a blessing, but to be a blessing to others. As we gather this morning, we'll reflect on how God continues to work through ordinary people to share His love, grace, and hope. 💛

Come as you are—there's a place for you here.

✨ Join Us This Sunday at 10:15 AM! ✨This week, Pastor Rhea shares a message from Genesis 12:1–4 titled To Be a Blessing....
06/06/2026

✨ Join Us This Sunday at 10:15 AM! ✨

This week, Pastor Rhea shares a message from Genesis 12:1–4 titled To Be a Blessing.

When God calls Abram, the promise isn’t just for Abram himself. God blesses him so that he can be a blessing to others. This passage reminds us that God’s gifts, grace, and love are meant to be shared. 💛

What if one of the ways God wants to work in the world is through us?

Come as you are—there’s a place for you here.

🌟 Weekly Update 🌟Be sure to check out our latest newsletter for all the upcoming events, worship times, and ways to get ...
06/05/2026

🌟 Weekly Update 🌟
Be sure to check out our latest newsletter for all the upcoming events, worship times, and ways to get involved. We can’t wait to see you this Sunday!

https://www.mychurchcast.com/UserFiles/Docs/12357/Newsletter-06052026.pdf

🌞 Good morning, friends! 🌞Worship begins at 10:15 AM — and you’re invited.🙌 Can’t join us in person? Watch live on Faceb...
05/31/2026

🌞 Good morning, friends! 🌞

Worship begins at 10:15 AM — and you’re invited.

🙌 Can’t join us in person? Watch live on Facebook or on YouTube:
📺 https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC-uBZW0fIit-ptufHJBhO3Q

Today’s message is The Mystery Remains from Genesis 1:1–2 and John 1:1–3.

Some things about God remain beyond our understanding—but that doesn’t mean we can’t trust Him. Join us as we reflect on the mystery, wonder, and faithfulness of the God who was there in the beginning and is with us today. 💛

Come as you are—there’s a place for you here.

✨ Join Us This Sunday at 10:15 AM! ✨This week, Pastor Rhea shares a message from Genesis 1:1–2 and John 1:1–3 titled The...
05/30/2026

✨ Join Us This Sunday at 10:15 AM! ✨

This week, Pastor Rhea shares a message from Genesis 1:1–2 and John 1:1–3 titled The Mystery Remains.

On Trinity Sunday, we remember that God is greater than our understanding. Even when the mystery remains, we can trust the One who was there in the beginning and is with us today. 💛

Come as you are—there’s a place for you here.

Address

208 S Houston Street
Kaufman, TX
75142

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 4pm
Tuesday 9am - 4pm
Wednesday 9am - 4pm
Thursday 9am - 4pm
Friday 9am - 1pm
Sunday 9am - 12pm

Telephone

+19729322838

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