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Worship Service Schedule
At First United Methodist Church worship calls us to encounter the living Christ and each other.
Sunday morning worship starts at 10:30 AM during the school year and 9:30 AM in the summer.
During the school year, worship follows a full range of Sunday School classes for children and adults which starts at 9:00 AM. Our service uses varied styles of music, including hymns sung to the pipe organ or piano, and praise choruses sung to guitar and banjo. Our chancel choir sings everything from gospel to jazz to classical, with accompaniment by many different instruments. Occasionally one of our four hand bell choirs plays. A couple of times per year the Sesitshaya Marimba band plays for us.
The service meets in the sanctuary and follows a printed order of worship, which includes Scripture, song, prayer, and sermon. Both formal and informal attire are appropriate. Nursery care is available for children age 3 and under. There is an Activity Time starting mid-way through the service for children ages 4 through Grade 2. Children are always welcome to stay with their parents during the entire worship service.
Sermons are posted on our web site weekly.
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Sunday morning parking at the church is available in the high school parking lot on Third Street across from the church and in the city lots west of the church. These lots are available only on Sunday mornings. A small lot for handicapped parking is available just off of Adams Street on the north side of the church, with an accessible entrance directly into the sanctuary. A lift operates between the Fellowship Hall (3rd Street level) and the Sanctuary. William Sound System Receivers and Headsets are available to assist with hearing problems.
322 East Third Street
Moscow, ID 83843
Church Mission
The First United Methodist Church of Moscow, Idaho takes as our mission to be the body of Jesus Christ, ministering to a community which draws strength from its diversity. Our mission centers on the worship of God, expressed through varied forms of prayer, preaching, music, and ritual. See more...