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Easter Blessings to One and ALL! What's Happening!
United Methodist Men (UMM) invite YOU to to attend a presentation titled Natick and the Road to Revolution presented by Dr. Niki Lefebvre, Executive Director of the Natick Historical Society. Dinner provided - $10 suggested donation to offset costs.
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Visit our Calendar to see more about what's happening at Fisk.Mission StatementFisk Church is a faithful community
Drawing others to Christ Growing in our faith and trust in God Sharing God's light through prayer and witness Serving others through mission and outreach 
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We WELCOME All
You are invited!
Fisk is a vibrant christian faith community located in the Metrowest area. Small groups are at the core of Fisk's community life. There are fellowship, prayer, and bible study opportunities for people of all ages, stages and seasons of life. Sunday School classes for children are held each Sunday morning at 9:30 am, preceding the traditional worship hour. Nursery care available during the worship service. There are active United Women in Faith and United Methodist Men units open to all women and men of the church.
Click on the Newsletter and Sermons menu for copies of our monthly newsletter, The Messenger.
Come visit us on a Sunday. Sunday School at 9:30am. Worship at 10:30am. We invite YOU!
Click on the Newsletter and Sermons menu for copies of our monthly newsletter, The Messenger.
Come visit us on a Sunday. Sunday School at 9:30am. Worship at 10:30am. We invite YOU!
Special Events and Notices
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United Methodist Men - Tuesday, April 14, 6pm.The United Methodist Men (UMM) of Fisk UMC invite YOU to to attend a presentation titled Natick and the Road to Revolution presented by Dr. Niki Lefebvre, Executive Director of the Natick Historical Society. Dinner provided - $10 suggested donation to offset costs.
Dr. Lefebvre’s talk primarily focuses on Natick's Indigenous and Black Revolutionary War soldiers who nevertheless fought for the cause of the Patriots and about the history of Natick that they carried with them into battle. It covers a long stretch of the town's history, roughly from 1651 to 1783. |
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Earth Day All Around Natick - May 2 & 3,2026.
Come find us on the Natick Common for Earth Day Celebration. UWFaith/UMM will host a booth at the Natick Common on Saturday, May 2nd from 9am to 1pm. Volunteers are needed, can you cover even one hour? or set up or cleanup?
We will promote our collection of soft goods and textiles to be brought to our yard sale on May 9 and handout Pink bags
We will promote our collection of soft goods and textiles to be brought to our yard sale on May 9 and handout Pink bags
Save the Date: Yard Sale for Mission, May 9, 8:30am to noon
Sunday School every Sunday, at 9:30am through June 7, 2026
Join us Sundays 9:30 a.m.-10:15 a.m.in room 2, (next the nursery)!
Children from kindergarten through Middle School will meet together for an opening in Room 2 where there will be singing, praying and overview of the curriculum material. It will be a jam packed and interesting section. When this is completed the Middle School children will join Mrs. Carney in what was called the Youth Room across from the sanctuary. Mrs. DiSciullo will have the other students in Room 2.
Children from kindergarten through Middle School will meet together for an opening in Room 2 where there will be singing, praying and overview of the curriculum material. It will be a jam packed and interesting section. When this is completed the Middle School children will join Mrs. Carney in what was called the Youth Room across from the sanctuary. Mrs. DiSciullo will have the other students in Room 2.
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For Spiritual Growth & Reflection- April 2026
April 5 – Resurrection/Easter Sunday-Communion Sunday Reading: John 20:1-18 Liturgist Amy Ciccarelli DeSouza Coffee Hour hosted by: Aljani Stanley and Deborah Hernandez April 12 Scripture Reading: TBD Gospel: John 20:19-31 Reflection: Deborah Hernandez Liturgist: Janis Cail Coffee Hour: Available to host April 19 Scripture Reading: TBD Gospel: Luke 24:13-27 Reflection: Dr. Dorothy J. Phillips Liturgist: TBD Coffee Hour: Available to host April 26 - Staff Appreciation Sunday Scripture Reading: 1 Peter 2: 19-25 Gospel: John 10:1-10 Liturgist: TBD Coffee Hour hosted by: Staff Parish Relations Committee “Read as you study, study as you live, and live well!" + Pastor Alecia |
Prayer Box / Prayer Wall
Prayer is the master key that can open and close all doors. When you find the need to pray with the assurance that others are praying for and with you, leave a prayer in the prayer box on the front lawn of the church, on-line on our website, or just call and speak with Pastor Alecia. (617) 966-7048. If there is an additional need, join the Prayer Line: Every Wednesday, from 6:00 p.m. - 6:30 p.m. Dial: 1- (716) 427-1083, Access code: 580274# Remember that no one walks alone. We at Fisk UMC, are willing and ready to travel the journey with you. 
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Our New District information:District 6-Hub #5
Commonwealth East and Commonwealth West District Offices have combined administrative assistant work.
Email address:[email protected]
Website:www.neumc.org/CE
District Superintendent: Rev. Byungmoo Lee
Address: 2600 Massachusetts Ave, Lexington, MA 02421 Email address: [email protected]
Administrative assistant for our DS is: Gina O’Shea: [email protected]; Phone: 978-682-7676 ext. 290
Commonwealth East and Commonwealth West District Offices have combined administrative assistant work.
Email address:[email protected]
Website:www.neumc.org/CE
District Superintendent: Rev. Byungmoo Lee
Address: 2600 Massachusetts Ave, Lexington, MA 02421 Email address: [email protected]
Administrative assistant for our DS is: Gina O’Shea: [email protected]; Phone: 978-682-7676 ext. 290
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Fisk Memorial United Methodist Church
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We WELCOME All
Fisk United Methodist Church is a loving community of believers and servants with open hearts. We extend our welcome to all people, celebrating differences in age, economic reality, nationality, race, sexual orientation, gender identity, abilities, and limitations.
- We invite all to find a spiritual home with us and to share in the fellowship, worship, sacraments, ministry, responsibilities, and blessings of participation in our congregation.
- We affirm the gifts and graces of all persons.
- We are committed to be a fellowship in which all persons feel a part of our family.
- And, we invite you to work for justice with us.
