United Methodists of South Arkansas

09/01/2026

Support your local food pantry. 99% of Arkansas United Methodist Churches have a food ministry -- help your neighbors in need.

09/01/2026

09/01/2026

Who is looking for creative ways to share with your small group, youth group, confirmation class or Sunday School class?

Get your Methodist history in a fun and colorful timeline from Wesley Bros creator Rev. Charlie Baber. Highlighted events range from the 1700s with John and Charles Wesley to the 1968 merger that formed The United Methodist Church. Go to UM History Hub to purchase and download a copy (link in comments) and discover other resources from GCAH.

08/23/2026

Join us as we pray for our church and the great future God has in store for us!

08/23/2026

08/23/2026

Sunday, 13.—At seven I preached at Haxey on “What must I do to be saved?” Thence I went to Wroote, of which (as well as Epworth) my father was rector for several years. Mr. Whitelamb offering me the church, I preached in the morning on “Ask, and it shall be given you”; in the afternoon, on the difference between the righteousness of the law and the righteousness of faith. But the church could not contain the people, many of whom came from far and, I trust, not in vain.
At six I preached for the last time in Epworth churchyard (planning to leave the town the next morning) to a vast multitude gathered together from all parts, on the beginning of our Lord’s Sermon on the Mount. I continued among them for nearly three hours, and yet we scarcely knew how to part. Oh, let none think his labor of love is lost because the fruit does not immediately appear! Nearly forty years did my father labor here, but he saw little fruit of all his labor. I took some pains among this people too, and my strength also seemed spent in vain; but now the fruit appeared. There were scarcely any in the town on whom either my father or I had taken any pains formerly but the seed, sown so long since, now sprang up, bringing forth repentance and remission of sins. ~ John Wesley (journal, June 13, 1742)

08/20/2026