Beyond the familiar “I’m just a bill” idea, the reality is more complex—but also more accessible than you might think. This gathering is an opportunity to learn how the legislative process works here in Texas and how everyday people can advocate for meaningful change.

The Austin Street team is preparing again to make, deliver and serve food. All of your help is greatly appreciated.

Led by Pastor Jonathan and Pastor Cathy, Exploring the United Methodist Church offers a welcoming space to learn, ask questions, and better understand the foundations of our tradition. Beginning on April 21 at 6:30 pm, each week will focus on a different aspect of United Methodist life, including our Wesleyan theological roots, the Social Principles that guide our engagement with the world, and the structure and organization of the United Methodist Church.

In recognition of the blessing of all creation, you are invited to a Blessing of the Animals on the north lawn at AUMC.

On Sunday, April 19 (12:15 - 2:00 pm), you’re invited to join others in a relaxed, welcoming environment where conversation comes first. Together, we’ll reflect on our faith journeys, talk about the current sermon series, and explore questions and ideas that matter to us. There’s also space to imagine what this community could become—whether that’s future gatherings, shared practices, or simply a place to belong.

This four-week course is designed especially for those who are new to the Enneagram or ready to return to the foundations with fresh eyes. You don’t need prior knowledge, just curiosity, honesty, and a willingness to begin again.

Come celebrate the risen Christ at Arapaho United Methodist Church on Easter Sunday in person at 11:00 am. Arapaho UMC’s Easter worship service will include liturgy, prayer, hymns, and a message from one of our pastors. Online worship will be available at 11:10 am via www.arapahoumc.org/watch or on Youtube.

Come celebrate the risen Christ at Arapaho United Methodist Church on Easter Sunday at 9:00 am. Arapaho UMC’s Easter worship service will include liturgy, prayer, hymns, and a message from one of our pastors.

Come celebrate the risen Christ at Arapaho United Methodist Church on Easter Sunday at 7:00 am outdoors for the student-led sunrise service. This Easter worship service will include liturgy, prayer, music, and a message from one of AUMC’s Pastors.

On the night before his death, Jesus knelt in humility, broke bread with his friends, and gave them a new commandment: to love one another as he had loved them. Maundy Thursday is a night of deep meaning—a call to embodied love, service, and communion.

What does the North Lawn at AUMC look like when it is sprinkled with easter eggs? Come find out on March 24 at 12:15 pm. There will be separate egg hunts for different age groups including toddlers, lower elementary and upper elementary.

Have you been seeking to learn about other faith traditions and deepen interfaith relationships? You are invited to an annual tradition at AUMC in which we share in a delicious Ramadan dinner with our friends from the Dallas Dialogue Institute. This group was formed over 20 years ago to promote mutual understanding, respect, and cooperation among people of diverse faiths and cultures by creating opportunities for direct communication and meaningful shared experiences.

If you’ve ever wondered how to love the Bible without having to take it literally in every detail—or dismiss it entirely—this study offers a hopeful and thoughtful way forward. You’re invited to join us for an eight-week women’s Bible study based on Inspired by Rachel Held Evans. Beginning March 4 at 7:00 pm, this study will be facilitated by Amy Smith and Alyssa Bernardo and will include breaks for Spring Break.

As part of our ongoing commitment to racial justice and learning, we invite you to join us for a special Black History Month film screening of the critically acclaimed 2019 movie Harriet.

You are invited to a special workshop exploring the Art of Democracy and the power of organizing for meaningful change. What does it mean to organize in our community? How does Dallas Area Interfaith (DAI) help faith communities work together effectively? And how has Arapaho UMC been involved in advocating for Early Childhood Education?

The Arapaho United Methodist Church community warmly welcomes you to embark on the Lenten journey. The Ash Wednesday worship service will provide an opportunity for attendees to participate in meaningful readings, uplifting songs and the chance to receive ashes - a symbol of the start of Lent.

Women of all ages are invited to join Becoming, a new spiritual growth group focused on deepening faith, expanding prayer practices, and building meaningful, supportive friendships.

Start the year with a celebration that’s all about you and the incredible people who make up our community! After worship on Sunday, January 19, the Fellowship Hall transforms into a festive space for a birthday bash that’s as unique as each person in the room. It’s a time to connect, laugh, and share a meal with others who share your birthday month.

Vital Conversations on Immigration is a five-week, Zoom-only series designed to create space for thoughtful learning, faithful reflection, and honest conversation. Beginning Monday, January 27, from 7:00–8:30 PM, this series will explore immigration not simply as a political topic, but as a deeply theological and spiritual concern rooted in the Christian story.

You’re invited to gather on Wednesday, January 22, from 6:30–8:00 PM for an evening of conversation, learning, and community as we discuss Brown Church: Five Centuries of Latina/o Social Justice, Theology, and Identity by Robert Chao Romero. We’ll meet at Spin Pizza on Campbell Road near US-75 to share a meal and meaningful dialogue together.

Support Arapaho Youth while enjoying a great meal at Birdcall on Belt Line! On Wednesday, January 15, a portion of all sales will help fund our 2026 Summer Mission Trip.

On January 14 and January 21, from 6:00–8:00 PM in Room 40, come for an evening of shared viewing, conversation, and community. This is a relaxed, come-as-you-are gathering. Bring your own dinner, settle in together, and enjoy watching for about an hour, followed by 30–45 minutes of guided discussion.

As the year comes to a close, we’re setting aside our usual Sunday worship service for something a little different—and deeply meaningful. On Sunday, December 28 at 10:00 am, you’re invited to gather with the Arapaho UMC community for a warm, welcoming church-wide brunch in place of our regular 11:00 am worship.

Join Arapaho United Methodist Church for Christmas Eve on December 24 at 7:00 pm for an in-person or online worship service experience with carols and candlelight.

You’re invited to celebrate Christmas Eve at Arapaho United Methodist Church — a joyful, family-friendly service (at 5:00 pm) that welcomes all ages to share in the wonder of the season.

Each year at the Winter Solstice, the Arapaho community gathers in a "Service of Longest Night." This service helps us share in the remembrance of those who passed over the year, and acknowledges the loneliness and grief that can accompany our lives during the festive holiday season.