Mark your calendars and come to the PHUMC Connect Fair in the Argue Great Hall (Gym) from 10:00-11:00AM this Sunday, August 23rd! This is your opportunity to get connected, find a small group, or volunteer to serve. Can't make it to campus that Sunday? No worries! We will have an online portal at phumc.com/connect-fair beginning August 20.

Questions? Contact Rev. Katie Goss Pearce at kpearce@phumc.com.

From July 19–28, 2027, a group from PHUMC will travel to Mwanza, Tanzania for a Service and Learning Trip rooted in partnership with Wesley College, a United Methodist school. We will learn about the school's mission and meet with students. And we'll spend time understanding the ways that education in health, business, communications, and theology is helping transform the church and the nation.

If you’re interested in participating in this exciting opportunity, join us for an informational Zoom meeting on Tuesday, September 8th at 6:00PM! Contact Rev. Katye Chambers at kchambers@phumc.com for the link.

Join PHMen as we eat together, fellowship, and hear from different speakers about when faith or a spiritual practice has had a positive impact on their life. This month we will be hearing from Joe Kleine, former NBA player. Click the link below to register!

Join us for One-Room Sunday School on Sunday, September 13. With a congregation of over 4,000, we rarely get the opportunity to come together as a community. This will be a time for us to learn, pray, and celebrate as one body!

We will also have a special unveiling that you won't want to miss.

Check out this year's Raney Revival schedule:

Sunday, September 20 at 6:00 PM in the Great Hall

Rev. Anne-Marie Berg preaching — Music led by PHUMC Chancel Choir shaped by the Cokesbury hymnal and the deep well of Gospel Methodist song.

Monday, September 21 at 6:00 PM in the Great Hall

Rev. Ross Furio preaching — Music led by Philander Smith University choir in a powerful Gospel style.

Tuesday, September 22 at 6:00 PM in the Great Hall

Rev. Sam Robbins preaching — Music led by PHUMC Modern worship band and guests.

Walking the Mourner’s Path is an 8 week long, in-person grief group for anyone who has suffered a significant loss and would like to process it in a group setting. We recommend you be at least 3 months removed from the death of your loved one to be best served by this particular group. It is Christ-centered, scripturally and spiritually based. The program will take place on Mondays, September 28-November 16 from 6:00-8:00PM. Mourners will learn ways to honor their loved ones, seek spiritual direction, and discover God’s promise of comfort in community!

Click the link below to fill out the interest form. Please note there is a $60 fee which goes toward materials.

Questions? Contact Rev. Daniel Curry at dcurry@phumc.com or 501-664-3600!

Wednesday Nights at Pulaski Heights are back! We start serving meals for $10/adult at 5:00PM. We have classes and programming for all ages beginning at 6:00PM including Dr. Robbins' Bible Study, small groups, book studies, Children's activities, Youth Bible study, Midyouth, and more! Registration for children’s activities and care is requested to allow us to best prepare staffing and space for your child.

If you'd like to volunteer to help our kitchen staff prepare meals, please click the link below!

We hope you join us for this great time of learning and fellowship! Questions? Learn more below!

We are so thankful that our church has been nominated for the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette's Best of the Best, best place to worship category AND best place to work for <250 employees category. You can vote for us here! Be sure to tell your friends!

Whether your child loves to sing, move, act, or create — this program is designed to nurture their gifts and help them grow in faith and friendship. All children Kindergarten through 4th grade are invited to join us for a fun and faith-filled choir experience! We have exciting plans for the school year: singing in worship, our traditional Hanging of the Greens Service, and more! Rehearsals are Sundays from 4:00-5:00pm. Meet inside Entrance 1.

Go to phumc.com/kids-music to sign your child(ren) up.

I want to invite you to be a part of something that will create life-long memories. March 29-April 10, 2027, Jay Clark and I will host a Celtic Christianity trip to Ireland. This will be a wonderful opportunity to deepen your faith and see the beauty of God’s creation across the Atlantic, along with others traveling with us.

I am very excited about this trip because it also affords me the privilege of interacting with members of PHUMC in a more informal way, while enjoying the beautiful scenery and food as we enjoy locations that are unique to Ireland, while, at the same time, learning more about our Christian heritage.

I want to encourage you to contact Rev. Jay Clark at jclark@phumc.com for more information. I hope you will prayerfully consider joining us. I look forward to the joy of traveling on this spiritual journey with you!

- Dr. John Robbins

Our August Mission Collection is clothes of all types and sizes for our Clothes Closet. You can bring the clothes to the Welcome Desk or the Donation Station outside of Entrance 9. Questions? Contact Rev. Katye Chambers at kchambers@phumc.com

Check out the 2026 Recovery Jam happening on Monday, September 28! It will be an evening of live music, incredible speakers, local food, and community connection as you come together to celebrate hope, strength, and the power of recovery. Whether you’re in recovery, supporting a loved one, or just want to enjoy great tunes with great people—this event is for YOU.

Where: River Market Pavilion, Little Rock, AR

When: Monday, September 28, 2026, 4 to 8 pm

Admission: FREE

PHUMC will have a table where we will be giving away Bibles and telling people about Pulaski Heights United Methodist Church! To volunteer at the table, contact Rev. Katye Chambers at kchambers@phumc.com.

Icons in Transformation, an exhibit by the internationally acclaimed artist Ludmila Pawlowska, is now open at the Oasis at St. Margaret’s! From now until November 8th the exhibit will be open for audiences to have an opportunity to explore the icon mystery and its spiritual power transformed into masterpieces of contemporary art. The exhibit will be open to the public on Fridays, 5:30-7:30PM, and on Saturdays, 1:00-5:00PM. Groups may make arrangements for other times with a reservation request. Click the button to learn more!