Worship

Worship Service

Noblesville First provides in all of its worship services a scripturally sound message of faith and hope. The sermons focus on a biblical basis for living out Christianity in today's world. Each message deals with practical issues in a pragmatic way.

8:15 a.m. Sundays Whitcomb Chapel and NFUMC@Teter

Our early worship service seeks to offer a small church intimacy in the midst of a large congregation. The 80 person seating capacity of Whitcomb Chapel provides the setting for a traditional worship experience. During the summer months this service moves to the outdoor chapel at NFUMC@Teter for an informal worship. At NFUMC@Teter you are invited to bring your lawn chairs and the dress is summer casual.

September-May

Whitcomb Chapel

June-August

NFUMC@Teter

9:30 a.m. Sundays -Year round Celebration Hall

Celebration Hall is the largest and most diverse worship experience at First United Methodist Church. This service provides a blended worship experience. During the school year, the 100 member choir supports the service with a variety of musical offerings. Using state of the art sound, lighting and projection equipment, this worship will appeal to all generations.

Celebration Hall

10:45 a.m. Sundays -Year round Sanctuary

Our most traditional worship setting occurs in the Sanctuary of the church. Persons who desire mainline Protestant worship will discover a home in this service. Children's Messages are offered regularly as a part of the morning experience.

Sanctuary

The Gathering

8:15 and 11 a.m. Casual Worship

It’s a casual worship experience. Sharing food, fellowship and contemporary music in a café-style setting, we seek the God of Jesus Christ who transforms us all . . . together.

It’s creative learning experience for adults and children alike. Drama and visual art, film viewing and symbolic activity, silence and discussion—teaching times take multiple forms and invite people of various ages and learning styles to engage God’s word beyond a preacher’s spoken word.
Additionally, children may participate in a break-out children’s ministry September – May (1st, 2nd, 3rd & 4th Sundays of the month) for more age-particular experiential learning with reflection stations that explore spiritual disciplines.