On October 16, 2011, the Rev. Paul Goodrich uses Acts 3:1-8 as a basis for his sermon, “We Have a Story to Tell”. Click on a link below to listen, watch or download today’s sermon.

For October 9, 2011, the Rev. Paul Goodrich uses Matthew 6:25-34 to develop the sermon, “How Many Times Does He Have To Tell Us?” Click below to listen, watch or download today’s sermon.

October 2, 2011 is World Communion Sunday. This is a day when the most Christians around the world receive the sacrament of Holy Communion at the same time. The Rev. Paul Goodrich uses Luke 22:14-23 as a starting point for his sermon, “How Should We Come To The Table?” Click below to listen, watch or download.

On September 25, 2011, the Rev. Paul Goodrich uses Ephesians 2:17-22 to deliver the sermon, “Where the Church Is At Its Best”. Click on a link below to listen, watch or download the sermon.

Following the sermon, Mendie Brauner and Mary Lynne Barham lead the service of dedication for those who will serve the church as acolytes for 2011-12.

Pictured at right is the family of Donovan & Kathie King who transferred their membership to FUMC this Sunday.

For September 18, 2011, the Rev. Paul Goodrich uses II Corinthians 4:7-10 as a basis upon which to build the sermon, “Problems, Problems, Problems.” Click below to listen, watch or download today’s sermon. (Below) First United Methodist Church is pleased to welcome into membership today Tim Martini. Tim is pictured with his wife, Allison and children, Will and Hailey Harrison. Also joining today is the family of Stan and Jennie Murrow (Right) shown with their children: Matthew, Logan and Paige.

For September 11, 2011, The Reverend Paul Goodrich begins his sermon by recognizing persons present who serve as EMT’s, firefighters, police officers or military service as our church pays tribute to those who serve during times such as the terroristic attack of September 11, 2001. Next, Rev. Goodrich uses Romans 8:31-35 & 37-39 upon which to ask the question in his sermon, “Where Are We Today?” Following the sermon, the Rev. Troy Sims calls forward those who have worked in the church’s Prayer Shawl Ministry for recognition and dedication of their work. Those pictured are Deena Haarmann, Cindy Carss, Nancy Orr and Wanda Schenert. You may listen, watch or download today’s sermon by clicking on a link below: