Worship gives power to life in Christ.  In our worship we discover both who we are and whose we are.  We express our reverence for and praise to God, confess our sins, forgive ourselves and others, and receive God's forgiveness. Sunday Morning Worship at 10:50 a.m. includes a children's sermon and children's church.  An Early Worship Service at 8:40 a.m. is also offered.  Communion is served at worship on the first Sunday of each month and is open to everyone.  Throughout the year we observe special occasions such as Christmas Eve, Ash Wednesday, Holy Week, Boy and Girl Scouts' Sundays, and All Saints Sunday   

Music is a vital component and vital to our worship. Professor Mark Simmons directs the adult choir.  Organist Ginger Bard directs contemporary and children’s choirs.  The Möller pipe organ, one of the largest pipe organs in the area, and grand piano are the base instruments used in worship.  The choirs provides special music events throughout the year.  

Nurture cares for church members through Christian love and prayer, and encourages new members into the life of the church, encouraging all members to deepen their faith and wxpand their service through involvement in the life of the church. 

Outreach Is our most active ministry.   In addition to activities held at the recreational facilities, we are involved in Habitat for Humanity, Meals on Wheels, Toys for Reelfoot  Rural Ministries, Relay for Life, Twin Cities CARE, KenTenn Food Bank, Summer Feeding Program, Stephen Ministry, Zumba, Knitting with Kids, and more. We are also currently in development of the Church Health Center which will help with the need of medical and dental issues for the working poor.

Witness continues to develop new programs and services designed to assist Christians to share their faith and belief with others.  Examples of the special events are a Harvest Dinner before Thanksgiving and a Living Nativity Scene during Christmas.  Our "Coffee with a Twist" weekly program is a great opportunity for seniors to fellowship and witness, every Thursday 8:30-11 a.m. at the Wade House, more info.  

Children ministries center around Christian education and values.  Our "3 in 1" program (children age 3 through 3rd grade) is a three part program for children encompassing music, craft and Bible stories.  It is scheduled weekly on Wednesdays through the school year.  The "Angels Academy" program is for 4 through 6 grades and is held after school on Tuesdays during the school year.  During weekly Sunday worship, children are provided with "packets" for quiet activity and a special sermon for them midway through the service.  After the children's sermon, a children's church is held in the nursery area during the remainder of worship for those who wish to attend.  Special programs during the year include "Breakfast with Santa," Children's Christmas musical, and Easter Egg Hunt.  Vacation Bible School is held each year during early summer school break. For more information Email Here.

Youth programs are centered around high school and college students.  The "United Methodist Youth Fellowship" (UMYF) meets weekly on Sunday evenings for meal and activities, including use of Willingham Center.  A youth Bible study is also held each Wednesday evening.  Contemporary Choir is also available for youth, along with a few adults who enjoy contemporary Christian music.  Other annual events include a Venture River Trip, 

United Methodist Men (UMM) meet monthly on the first Saturday at 8:00 a.m. for breakfast, fellowship, devotions, and on occasion have a guest speaker.  We seek to find ways of service to our church and community.  For more information contact Church Office, 270-472-3514..

United Methodist Women (UMW) United Methodist Women is an organization of women committed to seek wholeness through Jesus Christ to develop creative supportive fellowships and to commit to local and global missions.

The Fulton, Kentucky UMW unit consists of 3 circles.  The Tuesday Circle meets each second Tuesday at 10 a.m. and is chaired by Waynell Stephens and Genie Whitesell.  The Wednesday Circle meets each second Wednesday at 10 a.m. and is chaired by Joan Homra and Anne Peterson.  The Night Circle meets each Monday at 7 p.m. and is chaired by Dorothy Bush and Betsy West.  All women are invited to join.

UMW also attends district and conference annual meetings and spiritual enrichment events.

For more information contact Church Office, 270-472-3514.