Serving Ministries

Sunday Services

Sanctuary Worship Service - 8:30 AM | Sunday School - 9:45 AM | Contemporary Worship - 10:45 AM

Our mission

At FMC Azle we are committed to not only supporting missions financially but being present to those in need and showing the love of Christ through lending a hand. We believe there isn’t an age requirement to share the love of Christ allowing people of all ages to participate.

Local Outreach We Offer

In-House Mission Team
Several projects a year are completed by our in-house mission teams. We answer the call whenever possible to assist our elderly members and neighbors with repairs and new projects such as handicap ramps, fixing and hanging doors, deck repairs, and yard work. These dedicated volunteers give of their time to assist others in need. The Serving Ministries Council always welcome new helping hands! Please contact the church office if you are interested.
Community Thanksgiving Dinner
With sponsors from various local banks, businesses, churches, the Azle Ministerial Alliance, and individuals, First Methodist Church of Azle hosts a free Community Thanksgiving Dinner open to the public on Thanksgiving Day at our facility. We invite all who would like to share a delicious meal to join with others for fellowship and thanks-giving. We deliver meals by reservation to the homebound who cannot join us. We serve over 500 meals each year.

Local Agencies We Support

Community Caring Center of Azle
A non-profit organization helping those in need throughout the Azle community and Azle Independent School District. Services provided include: food, clothing, household items, assistance with utilities, emergency dental care & medications, Backpacks for kid’s food programs, Christmas dinner boxes, as well as counseling and referrals
Eagle Mountain Pregnancy Help Center
Started in 1997 by a few area couples who saw the increasing cultural trend away from God and Family, the Eagle Mountain Pregnancy Help Center was birthed. In the 28 years since, they have served thousands of mothers, fathers, children, grandparents, abortion-minded, and post-abortive women and men. All of their services are free to program participants, and include pregnancy tests and verification, education classes individually designed to meet specific needs of clients, high school graduation, fatherhood mentorship, counseling, Christian discipleship, and referrals to other area resources. EMPHC is a 501c3 donor-funded non-profit and serves the Springtown, Azle, Lake Worth, and Fort Worth area communities.

They believe that God has a future and hope for all people, including unborn children and their parents. Eagle Mountain Pregnancy Help Center exists as a support system for the community to minister hope and healing to individuals involved in unplanned pregnancies and those who have experienced the trauma of abortions. EMPHC offers spiritual, emotional, and physical support. In addition, it is their goal to educate people in the community about God’s great plan for abstinence before marriage

Psalm 139:13-14 - "For you formed my inward parts; you knitted me together in my mother’s womb. I praise you, for I am fearfully and wonderfully made. Wonderful are your works; my soul knows it very well."
Good N.E.W.S
This is a mission founded in 1997 to help the most vulnerable in our community to remain in their own homes as long as possible by providing a wide array of services like friendly visits, shopping assistance, yard work, and minor household repairs just to name a few.
Safe Harbor Counseling Center
A full range of counseling services are offered which promote personal growth, positive family relationships and emotional and spiritual well-being. They provide services from a Christian perspective using biblically based principles to live a Christian centered life at home, work, and in the community. Click here to visit their website.
The Vine Project
The Vine Project creates communities of connection that provide practical skills, encouragement, and opportunities for those in need within North Texas.

Mission Opportunities

Good Neighbors Project
Twice a year, in April and October, we gather with 400-500 volunteers for a two-day work weekend to help these families. Work includes new siding, roofs, landscaping, painting entire houses, handicap ramps and much, much more. Since the cost for these projects is covered by an agreement with the city along with local businesses, churches, and community donations there is no cost to the families. All work is completed by volunteers organized through the Servolution Network. We sponsor lunch for one of the houses. Please give us a call to join with this project; helping hands of all skill levels are welcome.
MidTexas Annual Conference Flood Buckets
In times of crisis—whether flood, fire, tornado, or hurricane—the Church is called to respond with compassion and readiness. As part of our disaster relief initiative, MidTexas will equip strategically positioned churches across the conference to store and distribute flood buckets as tangible expressions of care.. FMCA is a collection site for disaster relief buckets.
Operation Christmas Child
By filling ordinary shoeboxes full of toys and other fun items, you can be part of giving boys and girls what may be their first gift ever! Local churches in more than 100 nations hand out these Operation Christmas Child shoebox gifts at festive outreach events where the Gospel is presented in a child-friendly way. First Methodist Church of Azle supports the Operation Christmas Child shoebox program through filling and collecting boxes. We are a drop-off location for the area. Check our calendar for the drop-off dates in November of each month.