177 Years in Ministry
Our goal is to bring people from different cultures together. Our next step is to build Action Boutique center for the community with hands-on stations to help children and adults to learn science, develop new skills and imagination.
In the last two years we developed several new places online and in-person;
Our vision is to help people find joy in their lives and understand that God is with us in the midst of this. Our church offers a safe place to all people. We are a small church family with a heart of Jesus. We have enough space for everybody.
Stewardship is at the heart of the Wesleyan revival, and John Wesley considered it an integral component of Christian discipleship. It was a consistent theme of his preaching and personal practice. Giving of financial resources was a necessary spiritual discipline of every member of the Wesleyan classes and societies. For Wesley, no one was exempt from the commandment to love God and neighbor, and giving was an expression of that love. Jesus is clear that giving generously is the primary indicator of the nature of a person’s discipleship. This seems almost shocking. It’s not prayer, or study or service, but generosity is the primary indicator of our discipleship.
You can also donate by mailing your check to Francis Street First UMC, 110 N 12th Street, Saint Joseph, MO 64501.
Contact Jennifer Tanguay or/and Susan Gentry at office@fran1st.org if you have any questions about your donations.
