EDUCATION

MINISTRY

SUNDAY SCHOOL

YOUTH & YOUNG ADULT

SAUMC BIBLE STUDIES

Responsible for ensuring that

Christian learning takes place in everything we do.

Education Ministry

Our Education Ministry is responsible for ensuring that Christian learning takes place in everything we do. Sure, we have fun and enjoy our activities in the spirit of Christianity.

We administer and coordinate programs, activities, and Bible studies to help facilitate the spiritual growth of believers into the likeness of Christ.

Sunday School

Our Sunday School is our largest audience and rightly so because it is the teaching ministry of the church. It is stated in The Book of Discipline of the United Methodist Church, “In each local church there shall be a church school for the purpose of accomplishing the church’s educational ministry.”

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Here at SAUMC, we are challenged to create communities (classes) in which PEOPLE of all ages experience God’s active presence in their lives. Attending Sunday School does not stop at any age—it is a FOREVER journey. With a good Sunday School attendance and participation, all programs and activities will fall into place.

Advent & Bible Studies

Education Ministry Activities & Events

Black History

Martin Luther King, Jr.

Easter

Youth Sponsorship to Camp

Honoring of High School Graduates

Sunday School

Christmas

School Supplies/Back to School Give-A-Way

Mother's Day

Father's Day

SAUMC Saints

A few of our activities and programs include the following: Advent and Lenten Bible Studies; Martin Luther King, Jr. Birthday; Black History Month; Easter and Christmas Programs; Mother’s Day and the famous Father’s Day Prom; school supplies give-a-way; youth sponsorship to camp; and honoring of high school graduates.

Connect . . .

HOW TO JOIN:

Go to www.standrewsftw.org, email info@standrewsftw.org, or call the church office at 817-336-2117.

In addition to Facebook, Sunday Worship service is now also broadcasting live on:
YouTube, Twitter, and here on our homepage in an effort to make service accessible to those who are not on Facebook, not able to attend church in person yet, and the community.
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