Sunday Worship and Fellowship Time!We will continue to meet on Zoom for Worship, followed by Fellowship through the summer at 10:30am. The connection information will remain THE SAME each week.
Sunday Virtual Worship
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The Christmas Nativity 2017
Mission Statement
Fisk 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 Visit our Calendar to see more about what's happening at Fisk.
At this time we are required to practice social distancing, which is key to human survival at this time, we can still stay connected; email, text, or a phone call.
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For Personal Reflection & Spiritual growth
For continuous spiritual growth and reflection, read the following Scriptures that have been selected for our worship this month. January 3 Isaiah 60:1-6 Matthew 2:1-12 January 10 Acts 19:1-7 Mark 1:4-11 January 17 1 Corinthians 6:12-20 John 1::43-51 Psalm 139:1-6, 13-18 January 24 1 Corinthians 7:29-31 Mark 1:14-20 January 31 Deuteronomy 18:15-20 Mark 1:21-28 |
Our New District information:District 6-Hub #5
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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 both children and adults are held each Sunday morning at 9:20 am, preceding the traditional worship hour. Youth programs for younger and older youth meet Sunday afternoons and occasional week nights. There are active United Methodist Women and United Methodist Men units open to all women and men of the church.
For those who live in Natick, we broadcast portions of our weekly service on the local access channel of Natick Pegasus. Or click on the Newsletter and Sermons menu for the complete local access schedule and copies of our monthly newsletter, The Messenger. Come visit us on a Sunday. We invite YOU! |
Special Events and Notices
Lenten Bible Study starts Tuesday, January 26, 7pm,
Join us for 10 weeks as we study
"Words of Life" by Adam Hamilton
As we travel the Lenten journey, this study looks at one of the Ten Commandments and how it applies to our current world, with a video by Rev. Hamilton to start the conversation each week. Please find time and plan to join us for this combined study with the United Methodist Church of Weston MA under the leadership of Rev. Pat McHugh.
Log in:Join us on Zoom:
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/295613660?pwd=dVkyV2h1QVZzalJVWklIOFlrS0dNdz09
Dial by phone: +1 929 205 6099
Meeting ID: 295 613 660 and Passcode: 056902
Note: Since we will be studying for ten weeks and looking at the Ten Commandments, you can join in at any time.
Log in:Join us on Zoom:
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/295613660?pwd=dVkyV2h1QVZzalJVWklIOFlrS0dNdz09
Dial by phone: +1 929 205 6099
Meeting ID: 295 613 660 and Passcode: 056902
Note: Since we will be studying for ten weeks and looking at the Ten Commandments, you can join in at any time.
Calling all Women - Fisk UMW Meeting - Tuesday, February 2, 4:30pm
Finding Peace in an Anxious World. . Zoom Connection Info
Human Relations Day - Sunday – January 17, 2020
We are all family. When we walk past our neighbor who is hiding in plain sight, we limit the gifts and graces that our sisters and brothers in Christ bring to the table. We limit the experiences, the voices and the beloved community that take place through mutual sharing of gifts. With a special offering celebrating Human Relations Day, we join with United Methodists around the world, remembering that the size of the table of divine love is unlimited
Across the United Methodist connection, we come together to help bridge the gap between church and community by participating in an offering set aside for Human Relations Day. For more than half a century, United Methodists have observed this churchwide special Sunday in recognition of the message Jesus demonstrated during his life: all of God’s children are important.
Join Fisk’s celebration of all human beings on January 17th. In recognizing Human Relations Day, we are called to make an impact in communities where people struggle because they don’t have the tools or resources to reach their God-given potential. Our gifts are part of building beloved community through faith-based volunteer programs, community developers and programs that work with at-risk teens.
Across the United Methodist connection, we come together to help bridge the gap between church and community by participating in an offering set aside for Human Relations Day. For more than half a century, United Methodists have observed this churchwide special Sunday in recognition of the message Jesus demonstrated during his life: all of God’s children are important.
Join Fisk’s celebration of all human beings on January 17th. In recognizing Human Relations Day, we are called to make an impact in communities where people struggle because they don’t have the tools or resources to reach their God-given potential. Our gifts are part of building beloved community through faith-based volunteer programs, community developers and programs that work with at-risk teens.
Church-wide Mission Project - Hygiene Kits for UMCOR
Fisk has set a goal of 100 Health Kits! Can you help? These kits must include the exact items listed below. Please follow carefully. Maybe you and your friends, family or neighbors want to assemble kits; make it a great opportunity to get together. Click HERE for more info and list of items that make up a Health Kit..
Wednesday Prayer : 7-7:30 pm
Please join your sisters and brothers at Fisk UMC by dialing in:
Dial : 712-775-7270, Access code: 580274#
Prayer for those with Coronovirus
We bring worship to our neighbors
On the first Wednesday of each month, we host a worship service for residents at Whitney Place. This outreach has been supported by the Caring Ministry and we have been blessed to be a blessing to others; especially our older saints in nursing facilities.
Thank you for your commitment to on-going stewardship that makes it possible for Pastor Alecia to be present with you and our neighbors; those who are homebound, those in nursing homes , those who are ill, those who grieve and those who are in need,
Thank you for your commitment to on-going stewardship that makes it possible for Pastor Alecia to be present with you and our neighbors; those who are homebound, those in nursing homes , those who are ill, those who grieve and those who are in need,
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