During 2023, a small group of believers met weekly to do an in depth study of the entire Bible, beginning with Genesis in January and ending with Revelation in November. We met for two hours once a week to read scripture, answer questions, and...
For more than 30 years, FUMC Hurst has been unwavering in its commitment to the students and educators in our community. More recently that support has grown into a formal adoptive relationship through HEB ISD’s Adopt-A-School program...
In 2020, FUMC Hurst has continued in its sacred partnership with Trinity Habitat For Humanity with a financial contribution of $10,000 that brings our church to more than $500,000 in lifetime giving. This partnership began well over 20...
The uncertainty of the global pandemic has driven people of faith to their knees in prayer. Our Prayer Fence, located on the south end of our church property, is a place for all to offer prayers of thanksgiving and gratitude, to cry out to God in...
During the pandemic of 2020, colleges and universities closed and most students went home to finish the semester. However, not all students were able to go home and one hundred students at Texas Wesleyan University in Fort Worth had to remain in...
Ima Jean Boenker Recipients Amanda Morrissey My name is Amanda Morrrissey, and I have been a member of FUMC Hurst for 13 years. In my time here, I have volunteered in many areas, including youth and children's ministries and Chancel Choir. I am...
In 1870, Rev. Marion Isham organized a Methodist Protestant congregation, which became known as Isham Chapel. The congregation initially met in a log cabin school house, near the northeast corner of present-day Precinct Line and Trammel-Davis Roads.
The Upper Room is a global ministry that offers many publications, programs, prayer support, and other resources to help believers of all ages and denominations move to a deeper level of faith and service to God. One of the programs of Upper Room...
Walking is my preferred choice of exercise. I enjoy a little bit of nature, stay close to home and no matter where I am, I can usually find a place to walk. It is also a time to meditate and pray. I walk in the street for it is usually smoother...
At the beginning of 2019, our Adopt-A-School Ministry Team set out to strive for excellence in the ways we support HEB ISD students, teachers and administrators. Our goal was to work closely with our schools, listen well and help to meet needs...
Did you know that FUMC Hurst has adopted five HEBISD schools as part of the Adopt-A-School Program? The newest school on that list is Donna Park Elementary.
