What is stuartfumc.org?
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stuartfumc.org is the website of Stuart FUMC, a church community that uses the site to share worship times, news, newsletters, and recorded services. It is aimed at anyone looking for service schedules, church updates, or a way to watch services online.
What the site offers
The homepage centers on a welcome message and an open invitation to join. According to the site, the main content includes:
- Weekly services held on Sundays at 9:30 and 11am
- Latest news and a newsletter
- Recorded services available through the church's Facebook page and YouTube
How to use it
If you want to attend or follow along:
- Check the Sunday service times (9:30 and 11am) to plan a visit.
- Read the newsletter or news section for current updates.
- Watch services on Facebook or YouTube if you cannot attend in person.
A note on the church's approach
The site also describes the Wesleyan Quadrilateral, a method John Wesley used to develop theology. It rests on four sources:
| Source | Role described on the site |
|---|---|
| Scripture | The Bible as the sole and final source of theological understanding |
| Tradition | Christian tradition, especially early church creeds, valued when in keeping with scripture |
| Reason | A tool to help understand God's will, subservient to faith |
| Experience | Personal experience, particularly the inner witness of the Spirit, as crucial for faith |
This background helps explain the church's Methodist heritage and how it frames its teaching. For anyone deciding whether to visit or follow the church online, the site provides the practical details—service times, news, and recorded worship—along with a summary of its theological grounding.