150-year First Church History
The 150th Anniversary History book by Krista Ames-Cook. Available in the church office (619-297-4366). Cost $25.
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United Methodist Special Called General Conference, Feb. 23-25
The General Conference is happening. How can I be involved?
Sharing memories
Long-time members sharing memories... From the Feb. 10, 2019, 9 AM worship service in the Sanctuary at First Church,.
150th Anniversary Kick-off
Sunday, Feb. 10 is the official start of the 150th anniversary. Worship with Bishop Hagiya & All-church Luncheon and more.
Book Launch
Come hear from author Krista Ames-Cook as she shares stories of joy and hope, along with images from First Church’s history and her recently published book, IMAGES OF AMERICA: FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH OF SAN DIEGO. This midday event...
A Story of Generosity and Faith
Interview with Bob Wilson during Sunday, Dec. 23 sermon: Let me share a truly upbeat, positive story, even though it arises from a great tragedy, the northern California fire that burned down the town of Paradise – a catastrophe so vast...
Listening to Your Heart
Almost every Thursday morning, I fish at a pier which is about 600 yards out into the ocean. It’s a beautiful place. Surfers to the left and right, a pristine coastline, picturesque rolling sea and waves. Early in the morning the pier is...
Bishop Hagiya's Commission on a Way Forward Report
Bishop Grant Hagiya, presented the report by the Commission to South District congregations and explained possible impacts on the United Methodist Church.
A Thank You and a Story from Cherokee Point Principal
This morning at First United Methodist Church of San Diego, Cherokee Point Elementary Principal, Ms. Quyen Corral, participated in our worship service; she came for the express purpose of thanking our congregation for the support First Church...
Thank you Mayor Faulconer
For too many years the palm tree that stands between Camino del Rio South and I-8 had never been skirted — 30-years and counting. It was monumentally ugly, and I wanted something done, for the city to either skirt it or dig it up...