First United Methodist Church  |  Love Spoken Here
Service Times
Sundays 10:00am
Childcare Provided

First United Methodist Church  |  195 Huntsville Rd., Eureka Springs, AR 72632  | Reconciling Congregation/Non-discriminatory | P#:479-253-8987  |  Contact Us
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Worship // Sundays 10:00am

Do you ever wonder about your salvation? Worried that you may not be 'saved'? Fearful that you are predestined for Heaven or Hell? It's time we explore the idea of salvation thru a Methodist lens, so join us throughout April as we explore God's love for all people.....


 Worship at First UMC is welcome to everyone! We start at 10:00am ad usually last about an hour. There is a nursery for restless little ones, children's Sunday school during service for age 5-14 after the children's sermon during worship. 

We pray, sing, stand, sit and we end each service by receiving Communion. As United Methodists we welcome all people to participate in Communion whether or not you've been a member of a church, baptized or not, you and your children are welcome to the table.

For more information for new timers, click here.
Worship at First UMC
Worship Stewards

We are always in need of people to greet, usher, read scripture and serve Holy Communion. If you'd be interested in serving as a worship steward, click here for more information.
Why do we do that?
Holy Communion
 Every Sunday we take time to Worship by receiving Holy Communion. Throughout the centuries the Church has celebrated this sacred sacrament. In the UMC we believe that Holy Communion was instituted by Jesus as a "means of grace", which means that it is a way that God offers us grace. Although, grace is available at any time God choses to act graciously towards us, Jesus has promised that when we receive Holy Communion we can be assured that God is acting graciously towards us. We believe that the bread and wine can be taken in a number of different ways. We chose intinction (we dip the bread in a common cup). We also believe that the bread and wine do not belong to the Church but are God's means of grace and therefore everyone is welcome to receive them regardless of their church membership.