In-Person, Indoor Worship Resuming on Sunday, November 1.
If you would like to gather in-person for worship, we will begin on Sunday, November 1 following closely our Church Covid-19 Preparedness Plan. All who gather in-person will be expected to abide by the expectations within the Plan. For anyone who chooses not to attend in-person they can view our live stream of worship on our church Facebook page.
You can view the Order of Worship by clicking the blue button on the right. Families can also click on the red button to the right for a shared weekly activity to do at home. You can also give your offering via your bank or credit card by clicking on the green button on the right.
All Are Welcome.
No Exceptions.
You are a
Child of God!
First United Methodist Church in Lindstrom is a welcoming, accepting, and authentic community of faith.
Together at First UMC we grow as disciples of Jesus trusting in His forgiving grace and endless mercy. Our goal is to always strive to stay faithful to the three scriptural imperatives of the United Methodist Church: 1.) To Grow in Love toward God and Neighbor (Matt. 22:37-40), 2.) To Reach New People (Matt. 28:19-20), and 3.) To Heal a Broken World (Luke 4:16-21).
To stay true to these, is to stay true to Jesus and his life and ministry.
God loves all people.
So do we.
Please take a look around our website and Facebook page. We hope you will contact us if you have any questions.
The Real Miracle!
Dear Friends,
“Here’s my lunch, Jesus!”
What a great worship we had last Sunday as we were reminded to “go to other side of the lake” with Jesus to get away, to rest, and to pray. Where is that “other side of the lake” for you? I pray that you are able to find rest and renewal this Summer in the midst of your usual day-to-day busy-ness and sometimes chaotic lives.
This Sunday, July 29, we begin a four-week series of lessons from the gospel of John that speak about Jesus as the Bread of Life. We’ll begin by looking closely this week at the miracle of the feeding of the 5000 found in John 6:1-15.
We know this story well and always assume the miracle in it is the amazing multiplication of food that ends up feeding all with even several baskets left over. But is that the REAL miracle in the story?
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