Thank you so much for all who helped support and volunteered for the Pupusa Party!
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The Leadership Board is organizing a fundraiser to support Casa San Jose’s legal team, which helps to free detained immigrants in our region.
The Mission Barn’s mortgage may have gone up in smoke, but the helping spirit is still burning within the Shenango Township-based agency.
Help children start the school year with healthy breakfasts.
On Saturday, August 2nd, from 9:00–10:30 am, SUMC volunteers will distribute fresh produce to residents of Northview Heights (NVH).
The Good Neighbor Home Goods Community Closet will be returning on Saturday, July 5th, from 9:00 am to 3:00 pm.
Every Saturday morning, Northside Food Pantry Advisors sponsors a free produce distribution to help ensure nutritional security to Northview Heights, a neighborhood in need.
Our Spanish classes are going very well. We are meeting weekly and we have a very nice group.
The Home Goods Community Closet has had a steady flow of persons in need. We continue to accept items for it.
EUMA and All God’s Children Ministries are hosting their 13th Annual Shoe Drive to benefit their missions.
If you missed the conversation on immigration, here is another opportunity to educate yourself and learn how you can help during this time.
The child was lingering in our new Home Goods Closet as his mother selected items for their new apartment in Coraopolis. “Can I have one of those?” he asked as he pointed toward one of the white ceramic gravy boats from Sewickley UMC Turkey Dinners past.
The SUMC Education team, as part of our Mother’s Day worship service at 10:00 am on May 11th, is providing an opportunity to praise God and honor the mothers and others who have provided for us through the years.
The Sewickley Community Food Pantry has special need for ketchup, relish, mayo, BBQ sauce, and salad dressings.
Sunday, May 4th. This United Methodist-wide Special Offering bolsters the work of Native American ministries in annual conferences throughout the United States.
In March, approximately $1,400 was collected by SUMC to support the United Methodist Committee on Relief (UMCOR).
Twenty families enjoyed full Easter dinners thanks to the generous donations of food bags and cash for grocery gift cards.
if you know Hurst, you know he has been struggling with cancer for many years now. We have been praying for and with him, encouraging him and helping to keep his spirits and his lovely wife Diane’s spirits high. There is now something else you can do: become a donor of stem cells.
The Home Goods Community Closet is now open, and we are accepting items for it!
SUMC is collecting Easter Bags for the food pantry.