First Christian Church (Disciples of Christ), Texas City, Texas

06/14/2026

Good morning!

06/13/2026

A good Saturday!

06/13/2026

06/13/2026

Today was a great day as we worked together to serve a meal to the folks who were attending the Chat N Chew monthly event. It feels good to work together...helps us all know one another better! Sue did a great job preparing the meal!

06/09/2026

First Christian Church Texas City is continuing to seek local gardeners—whether you have formal training or simply years of experience growing food in your own backyard.

We are exploring the possibility of creating a community garden that would help provide fresh produce to food-insecure seniors and children in our neighborhood. As we discern this opportunity, we want to learn from those who know gardening best.

If you have gardening experience and would be interested in sharing your knowledge, please complete the form below.

We would also be grateful if you would share this post within your networks. Your connection may help us find the people and partnerships needed to make this vision a reality.

Thank you for helping us cultivate a healthier and more connected community.

First Christian Church (Disciples of Christ), Texas City is exploring opportunities to expand community gardening efforts and connect residents with volunteer, leadership, and workforce opportunities. If you live in or near Texas City, we’d love your feedback!

06/07/2026

Welcome!

06/05/2026

06/05/2026

This Saturday, from 10- noon, you can help us turn plastic shopping bags into plarn (plastic yarn). These mats help unhoused people sleep on hot sidewalks or wet sidewalks.
Isn’t that worth a few hours on a Saturday morning….not to mention we have fun getting to know new folks while we work.

If you have clean, empty bags, please bring them with you…but we will have plenty ..so join us! We meet at St George’s Texas City 510 13th Ave N Texas City.

05/31/2026

First Christian Church Texas City is exploring starting a community garden in partnership with St. George Episcopal Church.

Our hope is to grow fresh food to support seniors and food-insecure children in our community.

Do you have gardening experience? Would you be willing to help? Do you know a local organization or individual who might be interested in partnering with us?

If you're interested, please take a moment to complete the short survey below. We would love to hear your ideas and learn how you might like to be involved.

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdSsf-IT285l2GlIqr3yICXHd8tvUpf3XK01Lh5bZRRgk5XsQ/viewform