Help Our Vision Come to Life

We believe at FUMC The Colony that service in Christ's name is a vital component of Christian discipleship. The maturing Christian not only develops in knowledge and faith, but also develops in his or her service toward others. At FUMCTC there are a number of ways to serve: both in the church and in the community. We pray our congregation is a safe place for you to explore serving and, ultimately, that service might begin to transform your life as you seek to transform the world.

Serve the Community | Ongoing Missions

We have the opportunity to serve alongside others at CHF on November 8 at 1pm at the Frisco Facility.  All are welcome, all ages!  Wear closed toe shoes, and come ready to work.  The shift is usually around 2 hours.  Adults please register at this LINK and fill out THIS hold harmless agreement.  Those under the 18 of 18 do not need to register - they can be added to the back of the Hold Harmless form on site.  


Come and serve - you'll be amazed! 


Gimme a Second Chance

Donate your plastic grocery bags to the church for us to take to NTX Food Pantry


Drop off any Sunday in the Missions Corner, located in the Narthex

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Are you currently serving your community in a unique way? Interested in partnering up with the congregation? Contact our Missions Chairperson, Fran Putnam to get involved.


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Serve in the Church


Hospitality

Welcome people as they enter the campus, direct people when they enter the building, or help usher people into the sanctuary. Hospitality is the face of the church for   

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Media Team

Even if you're not super tech savvy, we can teach you how to mix sound for services, manage the worship slides, operate the lights, or monitoring the livestream.

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Sunday School Teachers

Whether Children and Youth Sunday School or helping during Children's church there are a variety of ways you can volunteer on Sunday morning beyond worship.

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SERVE TEAMS



Join a Serve team at FUMCTC.  Click on the Serve Team link to see he full list.

Serve Teams

Need Assistance?

Check out some of our Community Partners

  • Next Steps

    Next Steps is a non-profit organization that helps people in The Colony, Texas who are either currently in crisis, or who need coaching and resources to avoid a crisis. FUMCTC partners with Nexts Steps, occasionally volunteering on projects, supporting financially, and more.


    Learn More at NextStepsTC.org

  • North Texas Community Food Pantry

    The NTX Community Food Pantry began in The Colony, TX in 2007 and serves The Colony, SE Denton County and surrounding areas. We serve over 450 families each month who experience food insecurity in their homes due to a variety of reasons: including low income families, single parents, senior citizens, unemployed individuals, disabled veterans, and anyone else who comes to the pantry seeking food assistance. Guests may visit the pantry once a week to receive supplemental help with groceries. We have always been a client choice pantry by giving guests the opportunity to choose their own groceries according to their needs.


    To meet the growing needs in our area, NTX Community Food Pantry partners with The North Texas Food Bank and is an approved affiliate agency of the food bank. This affiliation allows the food pantry to receive groceries at a reduced cost and helps NTX Community Food Pantry to keep the pantry shelves full in both good and tough economic times. NTX Community Food Pantry provides food to feed families in need. Based on availability, we distribute meat (frozen or canned), peanut butter, fresh fruits and vegetables, as well as non-perishable canned food items to our guests.


    The Food Pantry has partnered with several local restaurants, grocery stores, bakeries and corporate kitchens to do 'food rescues'. Food rescuing is a term used when the food pantry is given food by these businesses which in turn is offered to pantry guests. Food rescue also keeps good food out of the waste stream and landfills.


    Learn More at NTXFP.org