Enjoy a family-friendly dinner night out with your church family! Meet us at Rudy’s BBQ off of I35 near Teasley and treat yourself to an easy dinner out and visit with other FUMC Denton families. All are welcome!

Chili Serving & Competition Begin at 11:00 AM | Silent Auction Starts at Noon

Join us for FUMC Denton Youth's Annual Chili Cook Off and Silent Auction! This beloved fundraiser supports our youth mission trips and is a fun-filled tradition for our church family.

Chili will be served starting at 11:00 AM so everyone, including our early worship folks, can enjoy and participate in a friendly chili competition! Taste a variety of delicious recipes and vote for your favorite by dropping donations (cash, check, or Venmo) into the corresponding jar. The chili with the most donations wins!

Prizes will be awarded for:

• The Sunday school class or small group that cooks the most chili

• The individual chili that earns the most donations

Seating for dining in will be available in the Monroe Gym. Take-home servings will also be offered in the Miller Center for those who just want chili to-go. 

Don't miss the Silent Auction, featuring unique items donated by our youth and community members. Past favorites include themed baskets like the always-popular Buc-ee’s Basket, loaded with treats and merch! 

This is a donations-only event—no cost to enter or enjoy. Bring your appetite, your friends, and your generosity to support a great cause!

On Monday, January 20, the Church Office will be closed in observance of Martin Luther King Jr. Day. Let us take this time to honor his legacy, reflect on his teachings, and recommit ourselves to the ongoing work of racial reconciliation and justice in our world.

On Tuesday, January 21 our Church Office will be closed for a staff development day. We will resume regular business hours on Wednesday, January 22.

Join the United Women in Faith (UWF) Book Club for an engaging, monthly gathering of readers exploring powerful stories and diverse perspectives. Meeting on Zoom on the 3rd or 4th Monday of each month at 6:30 pm (unless noted otherwise), the Book Club dives into selections from the UWF Reading Program. Each book offers unique insights into themes of spiritual growth, social action, leadership development, nurturing community, and mission education. Participants can enjoy biographies, memoirs, and novels that foster lifelong learning and a deeper understanding of faith in action. All members of the congregation are welcome to join and explore books for all ages available through the UWF Reading Program.

January 21 (Tuesday!): The Girl With the Louding Voice, Abi Dare

Join our next Men’s Book Club at Zera’s Coffee, 420 E. McKinney, Denton. The book chosen is: Hellhound on His Trail by Hampton Sides. Discussion will be encouraged and occasionally we may even talk about the book. Even if you don’t read, come and enjoy the fellowship. Please contact Bob Voss 972-965-9605 for more information.

Book Description: NATIONAL BESTSELLER • On April 4, 1968, James Earl Ray shot Martin Luther King Jr. at the Lorraine Motel. The nation was shocked, enraged, and saddened. As chaos erupted across the country and mourners gathered at King's funeral, investigators launched a sixty-five day search for King’s assassin that would lead them across two continents—from the author of Blood and Thunder and Ghost

The North Texas Food Bank estimates that 34 percent of college students across the U.S. face hunger. Food insecurity can harm a student’s ability to reach their educational and professional goals. The Wesley Foundation and the North Texas Food Bank are working to close the hunger gap among students.

The Shiloh Food Pantry serves students and neighbors near campus. Active students as well as those not in school are welcomed. Clients do not need to show proof of income, address, or ID.

Below is a list of their current needs. 

• Pasta 

• Individually Wrapped Snacks

• Canned soups & chilis (especially vegetarian)

• Oatmeal and Cereal

• Toiletries -Body soap, shampoo, toothpaste 

• Household Cleaners/Laundry pods

• Toilet paper

• Plastic or paper grocery bags

Please bring your donations with you to worship on Sundays. Donations can also be brought to church to the Ivey Garden entrance of the church on Locust Street during the week, Monday-Wednesday, from 9-4 or Thursdays, 9-12:30.

Winter Potluck

Trippers are having a party! If you are a Tripper, have been a Tripper or want to become a Tripper you are invited to join us for lunch! On Thursday Jan. 30. we're having a Potluck Lunch Party in Miller Center from 11:00am-2:00pm.

Entertainment will be provided by Norris Perry who performs all over the metroplex.

Please sign-up to bring something using the button below. Download the trip flyer for more information.

Join Scott and Raegan for an engaging evening designed to help couples strengthen their relationships through connection, conflict resolution, and meaningful communication. Whether you’re looking to deepen your bond or pick up practical skills to navigate challenges, this night promises to be both enriching and fun!

Enjoy a delicious dinner in Miller Center, provided for all attendees, while childcare is available to make it a stress-free evening for families.

Registration is required to ensure your spot. Don’t miss this opportunity to invest in your relationship and connect with others in the community!

The story of Moses is one of resilience, transformation, and faith. From a life of struggle and doubt to becoming one of God’s most faithful leaders, Moses’ journey reminds us that God’s call can meet us in the midst of our challenges and transform us. This February, join us as we explore Moses’ life and how his story invites us to face our doubts, embrace wonder, and rely on God and others to fulfill our calling.

Join us on Sundays for this transformative sermon series:

• 9:00 AM in Mosaic Worship

• 11:00 AM in the Sanctuary

• 11:00 AM at Open Worship

Come as you are, and let’s journey together toward a deeper faith and a braver love. See you there!

Join us for a Birthday Bash sponsored by United Women in Faith! This is a church-wide fellowship potluck lunch following the 11:00 services in Monroe Gym. Every month will have their own birthday table (with some overflow tables for the popular months) and you will be invited to sit at your birth month table. You'll find out who you share a birthday with and meet some new folks in your church family! This is an inter-generational event, so we will have fun activities for kids of all ages to enjoy.

You're also invited to bring a savory dish to share—but please don’t bring desserts. Birthday Cakes will be provided by UWF members and friends! Please bring your dishes to Monroe Gym Kitchen at anytime on that Sunday morning before this event.

Everyone is welcome to a church-wide community dinner on the 1st Wednesday nights of every month at 6pm in Miller Center. Build deeper relationships in your church community and enjoy your dinner at the church. You can bring your own dinner, bring something to share with the community, or just come hungry—whatever works for you works for us! There are lots of folks already here on Wednesday nights coming to choir, handbells, meetings, studies, etc. Feel free to come and then disburse to other Wednesday night activities. This will be come & go, no pressure to arrive at a specific time or stay long. See you there!

Join us for a fun Church Family Movie Night on Wednesday, February 7, at 6 PM in Miller Center! We’ll gather to watch the animated classic The Prince of Egypt, a powerful retelling of Moses’ journey of faith. Enjoy pizza, snacks, popcorn, and an evening of fellowship. This event is open to everyone, so bring the whole family, friends, and neighbors. Don’t miss this chance to relax, connect, and be inspired!

Join Taylor and Lizzy Williams for a thought-provoking one-time class on Super Bowl Sunday as we tackle the connections between religion, sports, and the culture that elevates sports to near-religious status. Discover how faith intersects with fandom and explore what it means when Texas's "real religion" is football. Whether you're a sports enthusiast or a curious observer, this discussion will offer insights into the spiritual dimensions of one of America's favorite pastimes.

This workshop is designed to present information about anatomy, puberty and adolescence, human development, sexuality, and being created in the image of God. This course is facilitated by Cheryl Bishop, Director of Family Ministry at FUMC Richardson. Cost is $45 per child.

Parent Session: Thursday, February 20 from 6:30-8pm
Student Session: Friday, February 21 from 6:30-9pm
Student Session: Saturday, February 22 from 9-3:30pm (Parents will join at 2:30pm for closing session) 

Join the United Women in Faith (UWF) Book Club for an engaging, monthly gathering of readers exploring powerful stories and diverse perspectives. Meeting on Zoom on the 3rd or 4th Monday of each month at 6:30 pm (unless noted otherwise), the Book Club dives into selections from the UWF Reading Program. Each book offers unique insights into themes of spiritual growth, social action, leadership development, nurturing community, and mission education. Participants can enjoy biographies, memoirs, and novels that foster lifelong learning and a deeper understanding of faith in action. All members of the congregation are welcome to join and explore books for all ages available through the UWF Reading Program.

February 24: All That is Secret, Patricia Raybon

Join us at Noon in Cole Chapel to begin the season of Lent on Ash Wednesday. This service will include the imposition of ashes and focuses on centering ourselves as we prepare to journey with Jesus to the cross and ultimately his resurrection on Easter morning.

Please enter the church through the Cole Chapel door that can be found on the corner of Locust and Sycamore Streets or the breezeway door on the Sycamore Street side of the church under the breezeway. Parking is available in the small lot behind True Leaf on Sycamore Street.

We hope you will join us for worship as we begin the season of Lent together!

Join us for worship at 6:30pm in the Sanctuary to begin the season of Lent on Ash Wednesday. This service will include the imposition of ashes and focuses on centering ourselves as we prepare to journey with Jesus to the cross and ultimately his resurrection on Easter morning.

Childcare will be available for ages 0-4. Please enter the church through the Mulberry door that can be found on the Mulberry Street side of the church in the center of the building. The elevator is on the left and the Sanctuary and childcare are on the 2nd floor. Parking is available in the church lot on the corner of Industrial and Mulberry and along Mulberry Street.

This service will be live-streamed on YouTube. For those of you joining from home, you are welcome to use any other household item as ashes—some popular choices include glitter, chalk, spices, and dirt for self-imposition at home. We hope you will join us for worship as we begin the season of Lent together!

Dive into the final book of the Bible, Revelation, and uncover its rich meaning beyond common misconceptions. Together, we’ll explore its powerful imagery and messages, sorting through what you may have heard and taking a deeper, closer look at what it truly says. Join us as we engage in thoughtful discussion and discover how this profound book speaks to us today.

Join the United Women in Faith (UWF) Book Club for an engaging, monthly gathering of readers exploring powerful stories and diverse perspectives. Meeting on Zoom on the 3rd or 4th Monday of each month at 6:30 pm (unless noted otherwise), the Book Club dives into selections from the UWF Reading Program. Each book offers unique insights into themes of spiritual growth, social action, leadership development, nurturing community, and mission education. Participants can enjoy biographies, memoirs, and novels that foster lifelong learning and a deeper understanding of faith in action. All members of the congregation are welcome to join and explore books for all ages available through the UWF Reading Program.

March 24: The Sun Does Shine: How I Found Life and Freedom on Death Row, Anthony Ray Hinton

Join the United Women in Faith (UWF) Book Club for an engaging, monthly gathering of readers exploring powerful stories and diverse perspectives. Meeting on Zoom on the 3rd or 4th Monday of each month at 6:30 pm (unless noted otherwise), the Book Club dives into selections from the UWF Reading Program. Each book offers unique insights into themes of spiritual growth, social action, leadership development, nurturing community, and mission education. Participants can enjoy biographies, memoirs, and novels that foster lifelong learning and a deeper understanding of faith in action. All members of the congregation are welcome to join and explore books for all ages available through the UWF Reading Program.

April 28: Start With Hello: (And Other Simple Ways to Live As Neighbors), Shannan Martin

Join the United Women in Faith (UWF) Book Club for an engaging, monthly gathering of readers exploring powerful stories and diverse perspectives. Meeting on Zoom on the 3rd or 4th Monday of each month at 6:30 pm (unless noted otherwise), the Book Club dives into selections from the UWF Reading Program. Each book offers unique insights into themes of spiritual growth, social action, leadership development, nurturing community, and mission education. Participants can enjoy biographies, memoirs, and novels that foster lifelong learning and a deeper understanding of faith in action. All members of the congregation are welcome to join and explore books for all ages available through the UWF Reading Program.

May 19: The Book Woman's Daughter, Kim Michele Richardson

Get ready for a fun-filled day of shopping and exploring at the world-famous Canton Flea Market with the FUMC Denton Trippers! Join us on Friday, May 30, 2025, for a day of discovering unique treasures and enjoying the bustling atmosphere of one of Texas’s most beloved markets.

• Departure: The bus will leave promptly at 9:00 AM from FUMC.

• Arrival at Canton: Around 11:00 AM.

• Shopping Time: Explore the market at your own pace from 11:00 AM to 3:00 PM. Carts will be available for rent to help with mobility and carrying your finds.

• Return Home: We’ll leave Canton at 3:00 PM and arrive back at FUMC around 5:00 PM.

• Cost: $35 per person.

Don’t miss this chance to experience a fantastic day trip! Reserve your spot today and get ready for a day of fun, fellowship, and fantastic finds.

Join the United Women in Faith (UWF) Book Club for an engaging, monthly gathering of readers exploring powerful stories and diverse perspectives. Meeting on Zoom on the 3rd or 4th Monday of each month at 6:30 pm (unless noted otherwise), the Book Club dives into selections from the UWF Reading Program. Each book offers unique insights into themes of spiritual growth, social action, leadership development, nurturing community, and mission education. Participants can enjoy biographies, memoirs, and novels that foster lifelong learning and a deeper understanding of faith in action. All members of the congregation are welcome to join and explore books for all ages available through the UWF Reading Program.

June 23: Starfish, Lisa Fipps

Join the United Women in Faith (UWF) Book Club for an engaging, monthly gathering of readers exploring powerful stories and diverse perspectives. Meeting on Zoom on the 3rd or 4th Monday of each month at 6:30 pm (unless noted otherwise), the Book Club dives into selections from the UWF Reading Program. Each book offers unique insights into themes of spiritual growth, social action, leadership development, nurturing community, and mission education. Participants can enjoy biographies, memoirs, and novels that foster lifelong learning and a deeper understanding of faith in action. All members of the congregation are welcome to join and explore books for all ages available through the UWF Reading Program.

July 28: We Cry Justice: Reading the Bible With the Poor People's Campaign, Edited by Liz Theoharis

Join the United Women in Faith (UWF) Book Club for an engaging, monthly gathering of readers exploring powerful stories and diverse perspectives. Meeting on Zoom on the 3rd or 4th Monday of each month at 6:30 pm (unless noted otherwise), the Book Club dives into selections from the UWF Reading Program. Each book offers unique insights into themes of spiritual growth, social action, leadership development, nurturing community, and mission education. Participants can enjoy biographies, memoirs, and novels that foster lifelong learning and a deeper understanding of faith in action. All members of the congregation are welcome to join and explore books for all ages available through the UWF Reading Program.

August 25: A Right Worthy Woman: A Novel, Ruth P. Watson