​Worship

We have four different opportunities for worship every Sunday Morning!

Traditional Worship:

• 8:30 and 10:45, upstairs in the Sanctuary.

​Contemporary Worship:

• 8:33 and 11:03, downstairs in the Family Life Center.

Location

O'Fallon First United Methodist Church is located at 504 East Highway 50, in O'Fallon, Illinois.  We are right across the street from O'Fallon Township High School.
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​You are encouraged to park in our parking lot.  We have designated spots for our visitors, and ample handicap parking.  If you are unable to find a parking spot, overflow parking is available in the High School lot.

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Giving

Throughout our history, O'Fallon First has lived it's mission of bringing Christ's love into the world.
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​Thanks to the gifts and stewardship of our congregation, we have been able to be a source of hope and joy to many.  Lives have been transformed!

​Your gifts will help us continue to share Christ's transforming love in our community and around the world.

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A Word From Our Pastor:  Rev. Don Long

I welcome you to O'Fallon First United Methodist Church.  Thank you for visiting our little space on the web.  We hope you find all the information you need here about our church, but if you don't please feel free to contact us any time.
​O'Fallon First UMC is a diverse congregation in the heart of downtown O'Fallon.  We are a congregation that is passionate about mission and giving.  We know that God has given us many things, and we do our best to share those gifts with our local community, nation, and world.
​We are a church that is passionate about families.  We have many ministries opportunities for kids, youth, and adults.  We host a preschool program, and a Parents Morning Out program for younger children.  No matter the shape and size of our family, I believe we have much to offer.
Finally we are a church that is passionate about worship.  Come and worship with us, and we are sure you will see Christ moving.
Thanks for visiting, and we hope to see you soon,

​Rev. Don Long.