Creation Care Fair

Thanks to all who took part in our September 22, 2024, Creation Care Fair

How to Read Your Electric Bill 

FUMCR's Green Team know the bill and EFL are confusing. We can help you understand what you are paying for and how to reduce it.

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North Texas Electric Auto Association

Wondering about electric and hybrid vehicles? Members of NTEAA are willing to share their experience. They will bring a tabletop model of the Tesla Cyber Truck to demonstrate how it works.

https://nteaa.org

United Methodists Connect to the Power of the Sun

United Methodist churches, missions, schools and hospitals in the United States, Africa, Dominica, and Phillipines tap into solar power in a wide variety of projects large and small.

UMC Solar Projects 

North Texas Renewable Energy Group

NTREG members include professional engineers, hobbyists, environmental activists and curious folks who want to know about renewable energy. They can answer your questions about solar panels, batteries, and much more.

https://ntreg.org

Green Careers Texas

It began in Dallas as a 501(c)3 nonprofit providing solar PV installation & safety training for low-income neighbors. Green Careers Texas now opens promising career paths and second chances to people in Houston and San Antonio as well.

https://greencareerstexas.org

Dallas Sierra Club

Learn how easy it is to reduce your electric bill by conserving electricity.

Sierra Club is the most enduring and influential grassroots environmental organization in the United States. The Dallas group organizes camping and hiking as well as campaigns to address environmental concerns with local governments.

https://dallassieraclub.org

FUMCR Green Team

See what the team is all about. Take our survey on solar panels and EV charging for FUMCR. Learn about the land use resolution and environmental stewardship resolution adopted by North Texas Annual Conference 2024.

https://fumcr.com/missions_green-team

Kids' Corner

Color, wire up a light, experiment with static electricity, and recycle your broken crayons. 

We are collecting old, used, wrapped or unwrapped, or broken crayons that your family no longer wants to keep. We'll ship them to the National Crayon Recycle Program to make into new crayons!