Welcome to Blissfield First United Methodist Church
We invite you to join us exactly as you are.
FAQs
WHere are you located?
You’ll find us in the heart of the village at 201 West Adrian Street, Blissfield, MI 49228. Our building is conveniently located on the south side of Highway 223, nestled between the beautiful Bachmayer Park and our historic downtown district.
IS there on-site parking?
Yes we have on-site parking
Is there handicap accessibility?
For your convenience, we provide handicap-accessible entrances and an elevator to ensure every member of your family—from the youngest to the most senior—can navigate our space with ease.
WHat Time does worship service start
Our weekly worship service begins at 9:30 a.m. every Sunday.
What options are available for children and youth?
We consider children a vital part of our church family and prioritize their spiritual growth in a safe environment.
- Sunday School: Children begin the morning in the main sanctuary with their families to participate in the start of the service. Following the "children's message" segment, they are dismissed to attend Sunday School with our dedicated teachers.
- Youth: 6th-12th grade are free to gather for a time of fun learning after the children's message.
- Safety: We adhere to "Safe Sanctuaries" practices, ensuring all volunteers are vetted and that your children are cared for in a secure, loving atmosphere.
What can i expect in worship?
- The Atmosphere: Our services are casual and comfortable. There is no dress code; whether you prefer jeans or a suit, you are welcome to worship in whatever makes you feel at home.
- The Service: We follow a traditional Methodist format featuring a biblically centered messages and congregational singing. We have a pipe organ, keyboard, and occasional other instruments. Lyrics will be projected on the screen. There will be a time of sharing prayer requests. Feel free to raise your hand to share.
- Holy Communion: We practice an "Open Table". You do not need to be a member of our church or any church to participate; everyone is invited to share in the bread and cup, typically on the first Sunday of each month.