Where are we located?
We are located at the corner of Wesley and Thompson Drive here in Kerrville, TX. Our address is 321 Thompson DriveMap it

We have several entrances to our campus. If you are looking for the Sanctuary where our Traditional Worship Services are held, entering through the main entrance on the north side of the campus is best. If you are headed to the Fellowship Hall for the Contemporary Worship Service, then come further down the parking lot to the west to the breezeway next to our Children’s Ark Daycare program. Taking the first set of doors to the left will bring you to the Fellowship Hall.

For Sunday School classes, these are held in our Education Building on the Southwest side of the campus. The entrance to this building is on the south side. View a map of our campus.

We have three Traditional Worship Services on Sunday morning – at 8:30, 9:45, and 11:00 AM in the Sanctuary. Our Contemporary Service is at 11:00 AM in the Fellowship Hall. Our Evening Worship Service is held at 6:00 PM in the Chapel. Typically the 3rd Sunday of the month is our Gospel Worship Service at 6:00 PM in the Sanctuary.

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Welcome to the First United Methodist Church in Kerrville, TX. We are thankful to God that you are interested in our community of faith! We want you to feel welcomed, valued, and loved. We have many opportunities for you to grow deeper in your relationship with God each and every week, through relevant sermons, small group discussions, Bible study, volunteering, fun special events, youth projects and numerous others. Our atmosphere is relaxed and friendly; Call or come by anytime if you would like to get to know us better!
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