Teen Responders

 
 

If you are experiencing suicidal thoughts and need to connect to someone please call 988.

 
 
 
 

Jesus told his disciples, “Come and See.” You may be new to the faith or our church and in a place where you are ready to see what a life with God and his church is all about. You may start coming to in-person worship or other activities at the church where you can learn more about following Jesus. A great way to do this is by being part of our Sunday worship, Wednesday night suppers (The Table), and discipleship groups (Sunday School, Bible study, small group), where community and a sense of belonging can be found.

 
 

Once you start discovering what faith is about, there may be a point where your faith becomes essential. You start believing what you have been reading and hearing. At this stage, you may feel called to get baptized (if you haven’t before) and join the church.

 
 

At the end of his time on earth, Jesus said “Go and make disciples.” Becoming more like Jesus and a follower of his is not the end but the start of a new adventure. After claiming your faith in Christ, you may feel called to become a leader and share your faith through Sunday worship, discipleship groups, and internal or external service with the church. Your life has changed, so you invite and mentor others along the discipleship pathway.

 

8:30 TRADITIONAL SERVICE

8:30am in Sanctuary

The 8:30 am service is a more casual traditional worship service with a choir leading congregational and modern hymns with a powerful message in our sanctuary.  

9:40 CONTEMPORARY SERVICE

9:40am in Family Life Center

The 9:40 am contemporary worship service has a relaxed atmosphere with a dynamic praise band along with a inspired message.

11:00 TRADITIONAL SERVICE

11:00am in Sanctuary

The 11:00 am service is a traditional worship service that follows a liturgy with a scripture-inspired message and is accompanied by a choir and orchestra leading congregational hymns in our sanctuary.

 

A Place to Grow Your Faith

People in all stages of life come together here to live in community. Join us for worship, discover ministries that best help you stay connected, passionately serve our community, and steward God's resources to glorify God.

 
 

Interested in BEcoming a Member?

Membership represents our commitment to become invested in the life and outreach of this particular body of Christ, to claim at a deeper level the tradition and future of First United Methodist Church of Round Rock as our own and to become part of the larger faith journey to which God has called this congregation. If you would like to speak with someone about the joining process, contact Caitlin Kennedy at 512-255-3336 or caitlin@fumc-rr.org

Baptism

If you have been previously baptized in any Christian denomination, you are free to pursue church membership whenever you are called to do so. If you are interested in getting your child baptized, please contact our Director of Children’s Ministry Rebecca Ristow, rebecca@fumc-rr.org. If you are an adult looking to be baptized please contact Caitlin Kennedy, caitlin@fumc-rr.org.

 

 
  • Teen Responders is a program aimed at equipping teens with the knowledge, skills, and resources to be able to respond well when they or their peers experience a mental health crisis. It helps teens care for their own mental health and be there for peers in crisis. 

    • Boundaries and Self Care 

    • Healthy Coping Strategies 

    • Crisis Response 

    • Students in Grades 7-12 

    • Adults are also invited to attend the adult workshop happening simultaneously 

  • Its FREE!!

  • No! While it is hosted at First United Methodist Church Round Rock, it is an event led by licensed mental health professionals and is open to ALL. 

  • Absolutely!