MCMILLAN UNITED METHODIST CHURCH
Touching lives and making disciples!
(817) 534-0268
OUR COMMUNITY
PLACING YOU ON THE PATH TO ENLIGHTENMENT
Located at 3401 Mountcastle Drive, McMillan United Methodist Church is a welcoming community of faith serving the greater Fort Worth, Texas area.
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McMillan offers a wide range of ministry opportunities for individuals to grow in faith and serve others. These include the Praise and Worship Team, Sanctuary Choir, Usher Board, Sunday School, tutoring and mentoring programs, United Women in Faith and United Methodist Men.
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The church also maintains a strong partnership with A.M. Pate Elementary School, supporting students and staff through several outreach ministries.
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McMillan United Methodist Church was formed in 1984 through the merger of Cowan McMillan and Eastwood United Methodist Churches. The two congregations consented to become one new church. Under the leadership of Rev. C. W. Anderson, pastor of Cowan McMillan United Methodist, and Eastwood’s Rev. John Richardson, a merger was initiated. It should be noted that this merge was birthed out of the laity of both congregations. The new church was named McMillan United Methodist Church, and Rev. Anderson was appointed pastor.
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Pastor Tomeca Richardson has faithfully served the congregation since her appointment in July 2015.
Meet Our Pastor
Rev. Tomeca L. Richardson
A native of Fort Worth, Rev. Tomeca Richardson is regarded as one of the most powerful and engaging preachers and writers today. She is a dynamic motivational speaker encouraging to young and old alike. Rev. T; as she is affectionately called by many, has engaged in numerous writing projects for over 20 years.
Notable among these projects was her role as a writing instructor to women in a local federal facility. Her program was nominated “Program of the Year” four consecutive years and she shared her gift with hundreds over the seven years she served as a volunteer. She is has also written a very transformative book entitled Hoochie to Holy: The Process to Sanctification and has recorded a soul stirring CD entitled Spicy.
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She received her undergraduate degree from Paul Quinn College and a master’s degree from Brite Divinity School at TCU. Always seeking to give voice to the voiceless and encourage those struggling with life; Rev. T, serves on the Central Texas Conference Inclusive Umbrella Team and the District Committee of Ministry.
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Recently she co-authored the Juneteenth Resolution that recognized the day of liberation of slave as a conference wide holiday. Her favorite scripture is I John 5:14-15 which declares, “and this is the confidence we have in Him that whatsoever we ask according to His will, He hears us and if we know that He hears us then we shall have whatsoever we ask of Him.”