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First Methodist Church of Mannford
Mannford
OK
74044
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Who we are
First Methodist Church of Mannford is a lifestyle church by the lake. We are in connection with the Global Methodist Church (GMC). GMC congregations share the same goal: making disciples of Jesus Christ. GMC churches are grounded in Scripture and the historic confession of the Christian faith—the Apostles’ Creed.
Our Mission Statement
Our mission is simple and focused.
Reaching out in acts of love, by providing for various physical and spiritual needs of our neighbors.
Teaching the gospel of Jesus Christ, so that people are…
Becoming children of the living God.
Our Mission Statement
Our mission is simple and focused.
Reaching out in acts of love, by providing for various physical and spiritual needs of our neighbors.
Teaching the gospel of Jesus Christ, so that people are…
Becoming children of the living God.
Church Address
100 E Greenwood Street
Mannford,
OK
74044
United States
Phone: (918) 865-2310
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Church Pastor
Barry Hayes
Pastor
100 E Greenwood Street
Mannford,
OK
74044
United States
Phone: (918) 865-2310
Download Pastor Barry Hayes vCard
Quote of the Day
1 John 3:20
For if our heart condemn us, God is greater than our heart, and knoweth all things.
For if our heart condemn us, God is greater than our heart, and knoweth all things.
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Global Methodist Church
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Po Box 510
Mannford OK
74044
Mannford OK
74044
Driving Directions to First Methodist Church of Mannford
Travel/Directions Tips
At the traffic light in Mannford on Highway 51 go southward.
The road forks into 3 roads, you will need to take the left most road and continue southward, this will take you to a stop sign just before you enter the school zone. The Mannford High School will be on your left and the Elementary school will be on your right. Continue to the next stop sign (it is a four way stop) and you will see the Church on your left across the street. Please continue south thru the intersection and the entry to the parking lot for the Church will be on your left.
Please be aware that some mapping systems will not correctly map our location, they will often place the 'pin' at the Mannford City Hall.
The road forks into 3 roads, you will need to take the left most road and continue southward, this will take you to a stop sign just before you enter the school zone. The Mannford High School will be on your left and the Elementary school will be on your right. Continue to the next stop sign (it is a four way stop) and you will see the Church on your left across the street. Please continue south thru the intersection and the entry to the parking lot for the Church will be on your left.
Please be aware that some mapping systems will not correctly map our location, they will often place the 'pin' at the Mannford City Hall.
Parking
Parking is on the south side of the building.
First Methodist Church of Mannford Mannford Service Times
Sunday School 9 am
Worship 10:15 am
Service Times last updated on the 15th of July, 2024
Worship 10:15 am
Service Times last updated on the 15th of July, 2024
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We are a lake community, so dress is casual.
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First Methodist Church of Mannford History
Our church history is truly a “moving” one, in that we have had four different church homes and considerable additions along the way.
In the fall of 1902 or 1903, we began in a newly erected community building put up by volunteer labor. Our town was then called Mann’s Ford and was in a different location. The Rev. J.A. Morgan was our founding pastor and we started a “union” church and Sunday School, inviting all denominations to attend.
In 1906, we formally organized under the name “Mannford Episcopal South Church”. Lots were donated by the H.U. Bartletts and money raising was undertaken. On June 5, 1910, our first church was dedicated. T.V. Ludlow was pastor.
In 1916, a lightning-caused fire burned the church to the ground. Undaunted, we built back and the cornerstone for a second church was laid on August 24, 1917; this was our home until 1962-1963. Then came Keystone Dam and the relocation of our entire town.
Dedication services in our new church came on December 15, 1963, with William McCaskill as pastor. Our land had been donated by Bert and Clara Greenwood.
In 1968, the church name was changed to “First United Methodist Church”.
A 100’ by 32’ annex on the east side was added in 1972, when Thell Robertson was pastor. Still more changes came in 1979 and 1983.
On Sunday Morning, April 29, 1984, a tornado severely damaged 60 percent of the church, including all the children’s classrooms. Ceiling beams in the sanctuary were crushed when the roof of the children’s wing slammed down on it. Thanks to God that no one was hurt and Pastor David Cressman led us forward.
In December 1984, we moved back into the sanctuary. We then had an added 3,000 square feet of floor space in the educational wing and a 7 foot higher ceiling in the sanctuary, making a balcony possible. A beautiful stained glass window was also installed.
In 2003, we finished our fantastic Family Life Center, where we have Sunday School classes, congregational potluck suppers and other fellowship gatherings.
Our congregation continues to grow and flourish where God has planted us. We invite you to join us as we prayerfully face the future.
In the fall of 1902 or 1903, we began in a newly erected community building put up by volunteer labor. Our town was then called Mann’s Ford and was in a different location. The Rev. J.A. Morgan was our founding pastor and we started a “union” church and Sunday School, inviting all denominations to attend.
In 1906, we formally organized under the name “Mannford Episcopal South Church”. Lots were donated by the H.U. Bartletts and money raising was undertaken. On June 5, 1910, our first church was dedicated. T.V. Ludlow was pastor.
In 1916, a lightning-caused fire burned the church to the ground. Undaunted, we built back and the cornerstone for a second church was laid on August 24, 1917; this was our home until 1962-1963. Then came Keystone Dam and the relocation of our entire town.
Dedication services in our new church came on December 15, 1963, with William McCaskill as pastor. Our land had been donated by Bert and Clara Greenwood.
In 1968, the church name was changed to “First United Methodist Church”.
A 100’ by 32’ annex on the east side was added in 1972, when Thell Robertson was pastor. Still more changes came in 1979 and 1983.
On Sunday Morning, April 29, 1984, a tornado severely damaged 60 percent of the church, including all the children’s classrooms. Ceiling beams in the sanctuary were crushed when the roof of the children’s wing slammed down on it. Thanks to God that no one was hurt and Pastor David Cressman led us forward.
In December 1984, we moved back into the sanctuary. We then had an added 3,000 square feet of floor space in the educational wing and a 7 foot higher ceiling in the sanctuary, making a balcony possible. A beautiful stained glass window was also installed.
In 2003, we finished our fantastic Family Life Center, where we have Sunday School classes, congregational potluck suppers and other fellowship gatherings.
Our congregation continues to grow and flourish where God has planted us. We invite you to join us as we prayerfully face the future.
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