The goal of FUMC Hurst has been to develop a ministry that will reach to out African immigrants in the HEB community and respond to their needs.
Tag: African immigrants
Making a Difference
You have heard the old saying, “never underestimate the difference you can make in the lives of others.” Is that true?
GOD’S GOODNESS IN NEW LAND
After 27 years of pastoral ministry, I had to leave my country. I fled persecution and sought protection in the United States. In the U.S, it was not my intent to work again as a pastor but God revealed that He had not yet released me from the call to share the Good News of Jesus Christ.
Hope in a Foreign Land
It is hard to put into words how exciting it is to serve at the First United Methodist Church of Hurst. I began attending FUMC Hurst a few years ago. At that time, I was working as a baggage agent at the Dallas/Fort Worth Airport. Over time, steps were taken to add me on to…
How Churches are Helping African Immigrants Settle in America
First United Methodist Church of Hurst (FUMCH) offers a Ministry with African Immigrants. The purpose of this ministry is to welcome African newcomers, give them hope and provide them with a sense of belonging. The following story is an example of how FUMCH assisted an African family after they immigrated to the United States. Bagimu,…
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