The Justice Ministry Team has been hard at work listening to the community, and now it’s time to share what we’ve learned. On Sunday, April 6 at 12:15 pm in Room 1, the results from the recent Justice Priorities Survey will be shared in an Justice Ministry Info session.

Imagine yourself stepping into the world of the early church—a time of bold faith, unexpected transformations, and the unstoppable movement of the Holy Spirit. The Acts of the Apostles isn’t just a history lesson; it’s a story of ordinary people empowered to do extraordinary things.

Are you curious about the upcoming youth mission trip to Austin this June? Come be a part of an informational meeting where youth and their adults can learn all about the trip!

What does the fight for women’s health and reproductive rights mean to you? Imagine stepping into the heart of a landmark legal battle that has shaped the landscape of these rights in Texas. The documentary Zurawski v. Texas takes you through the complex, emotional, and often contentious journey surrounding abortion laws and the ongoing struggle for women’s health.

Have you been seeking to learn about other faith traditions and deepen interfaith relationships? You are invited to an annual tradition at AUMC in which we share in a delicious Ramadan dinner with our friends from the Dallas Dialogue Institute. This group was formed over 20 years ago to promote mutual understanding, respect, and cooperation among people of diverse faiths and cultures by creating opportunities for direct communication and meaningful shared experiences.

This Lent, explore a deeper connection to your essence and wholeness through a unique Enneagram-focused small group. Designed for those who already know their Enneagram number, this group will offer intentional spiritual practices to address the patterns and challenges specific to your number.

In the busyness of life, it’s easy to feel weary and stretched thin. Sometimes, we long for space to breathe deeply, reconnect with ourselves, and drink from a deeper well. The Horizon Texas Conference invites women to step away from the demands of daily life and experience a time of renewal and reflection at a retreat led by Rev. Dr. Jamie Clark-Soles, Professor of New Testament Studies at Perkins School of Theology at SMU.

A free public workshop led by North Texas Behavioral Health offers essential training to help young people experiencing mental health challenges or crises.

Have you ever wondered what it might feel like to step into the role of one of history's most influential figures? Imagine that person is Jesus, and you’re someone of deep faith. Jesus & Jonathan: The Chosen Docuseries explores this unique perspective.

The storage unit is ready, and our hearts are open. As we prepare to welcome a new refugee family to the Dallas area, Arapaho UMC is partnering with Church World Services (CWS) to provide a warm, fully furnished home for a family starting a new chapter.

The United Methodist Church has a long history of advocating for social justice, often taking bold stances on pressing issues through the lens of Christian principles. These positions are thoughtfully outlined in The United Methodist Social Principles, which address areas such as the economic community, the social community, the political community, and more.

AUMC has a long-standing tradition to show gratitude to the church staff by a monetary Christmas gift.

This holiday season, you’re invited to help bring joy and hope to families at Dobie Pre-K through our Arapaho UMC Angel Tree! By volunteering to select a gift for a child, you can make this season truly special for a family in our community.

Start your holiday season with a magical morning at Breakfast with Santa! Enjoy a delicious all-you-can-eat pancake breakfast with sausage, paired with a cozy hot chocolate bar that’s perfect for the whole family.

Mark your calendars! On November 11, AUMC will be providing delicious treats and snacks for the teachers and staff at Dobie Pre-K, and we need your help to make it a special day!

We invite you to become a part of the Reading Buddies Program, a special initiative where volunteers spend 30 minutes each week reading with a child, engaging them with a book, and playing interactive activities that help foster a love for learning.

On Saturday, October 26, from 5:00 - 7:00 pm you are invited to bring your kids or grandkids to the AUMC north parking lot for a night of costumes, candy, community and decorated trunks! Dress up in your favorite costumes, and don't forget a basket to collect all the treats.

The debate around reproductive policy in Texas is complex, and we invite you to engage in this important conversation at AUMC's Common Concerns Listening Circle on October 23 at 6:30 pm (in Room 40).

Did you know that nearly two out of three new members at Arapaho UMC come from non-Methodist or Wesleyan backgrounds? This important statistic shows just how beneficial a brief introduction to Wesleyan theology could be for many in our church community.

We are excited to invite your youth on an intentional faith journey through a Confirmation program. This experience is designed to help them explore what it means to be a Christian and a part of the United Methodist Church. Throughout this journey, students will dive into the Old and New Testaments, learn about United Methodist history and beliefs, and gain a deeper understanding of sacraments like Communion and Baptism.

Whether you can write a few postcards or many, your participation will help us reach our goal and contribute to a greater movement for justice and equality. Come be part of this inspiring initiative on September 17, at 6:30 pm, as we work together to make every vote count.

Whether you can write a few postcards or many, your participation will help us reach our goal and contribute to a greater movement for justice and equality. Come be part of this inspiring initiative on September 17, at 1:00 pm, as we work together to make every vote count.

Arapaho UMC is proud to have a team of volunteers who step up when called to serve. On October 6, after worship (about 12:15 pm), you are invited to join in Room 1 to hear inspiring stories from our AUMC volunteers and learn how you can get involved this season. Come see how you can make a difference and help bring warmth and care to our community. No RSVP Necessary.

AUMC is thrilled to announce that Jim Wallis, a renowned writer, teacher, and justice advocate, is coming to Dallas! Wallis, a New York Times bestselling author and respected public theologian, is known for his powerful insights on ethics and public life. He passionately believes that the gospel of Jesus must be liberated from its cultural and political constraints.

This fall, Arapaho UMC’s Love Circle is inviting all women of the church to a special kickoff event where you can learn more about UWF, explore forming small groups, and engage in meaningful advocacy for justice and support for missions. Our featured speaker, Shelley Ross, the Executive Director of Wesley Rankin Center—a community cornerstone in West Dallas for over 100 years—will share her insights and experiences.