Trusses are lifted to position and workers are busy working on various parts of the Children's Building.

Trusses are lifted to position and workers are busy working on various parts of the Children's Building (part 2).

Brick is lifted to the scaffolding where workers are busily laying brick on final sections of the Children's Building on the South wall on Wednesday, April 29.

The white sandy beaches of... our Children's Building?

Insulation for our new Children's Building was easily lifted to the upper level of the building.

On Friday, February 13, welding occurred around the top of the building.

Video span of the 2nd floor of the Children's Building progress to date.

A look at the walls up for individual and spacious rooms within the hallway of the first floor of the Children's Building in progress.

Entering the Children's Building reception/check-in area, construction workers are busy working on necessary infrastructure/conduits within the walls and ceilings.

Chumuckla UMC Jay Florida

This video showcases the work of the United Methodist Children's Home of Alabama and West Florida. Three personal stories are included. When your church fully participates in conference connectional giving, your mission work is multiplied! Video courtesy of UMCH This video was originally produced by the UMCH as a part of the annual fundraising efforts.

The sidewalks linking the Children's Building to the Office were poured and should be ready for use Sunday, August 2! The Grand Opening of our new Children's Building will be Saturday, August 22.

A birds-eye view of continued progress on preparations for the footings for the Children's Building.

Steel beams were delivered today to the construction site of First United Methodist Church of Niceville, with the assistance of more "unusual-looking" equipment! The building should really start gaining height and structure soon.

The walls of the Children's Building are getting higher and the building is taking shape around its perimeter!

Woodlawn UMC Capital Campaign Video

On January 11th at 11 a.m., First United Methodist Church of Pensacola, Florida will launch its fourth Sunday morning service called ICON. ICON will be the first event to take place in Wesley Abbey, First Methodist’s new worship space located directly behind the historic Governor Perry Home on the corner of Palafox and Wright Street. In October, First Methodist purchased the Gov. Perry Home from the Scottish Rite Masons and have been renovating for the past 3 months. A cutting edge worship space, Wesley Abbey, has the latest in technology including multiple HD projectors and state of the art sound. ICON will incorporate a creative convergence of contemporary and traditional worship elements, while utilizing new trends in technology, such as Twitter and Facebook. Rev. Geoffrey Lentz, associate pastor, and Dr. Wesley Wachob, senior pastor and internationally renowned scholar will speak. Music will be provided by BANNER, a modern worship band led by Jeb Hunt. Established in 1821, First United Methodist Church is the oldest Methodist church in Florida and the oldest protestant church in Pensacola.

Sunset - Praising the Lord at Gulf Islands Nat'l Seashore, Navarre Florida

An interview with Allison and Steve Posell shown during "40 Days of Community", as a testimony of ministering to one another in times of need. First United Methodist Church of Niceville, Florida.

A look back at Bishop Larry M. Goodpaster's tenure as the resident bishop of the Alabama-West Florida United Methodist Conference. Video by Rev. Ed Shirley