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.
Thank you, church family, for your continued generosity and support. Here’s a look at how our finances shaped up in July.
Thanks for our congregations ongoing faithfulness.
Help children start the school year with healthy breakfasts.
It is time to think about what you want to donate to the United Women in Faith (UWF) Rummage Sale For Missions to be held on September 5th and 6th.
Sewickley’s fire and police departments are partnering to meet the community this year at the borough building on August 5 from 6:00–8:00 pm.
Christmas in July is one of our key dates in our annual Operation Christmas Child campaign. This year, we will celebrate in both services on July 20th.
The Sewickley UMC vacation Bible school team is in gathering mode ahead of our “Block Party: Building God’s Community” VBS, which will be held from August 3 through August 6.
We learn to care and share through our “lovables,” so we are designating June as “Lovables” month at SUMC. Please consider joining us as we attempt to fill the lovables bin in our OCC room.
EUMA and All God’s Children Ministries are hosting their 13th Annual Shoe Drive to benefit their missions.
The Children’s Church kids, as is our tradition, will be planting flowers around the Sewickley UMC campus on Sunday, May 18, during the 9:00 am and 11:00 am worship services.
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.
In March, approximately $1,400 was collected by SUMC to support the United Methodist Committee on Relief (UMCOR).
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.
As part of the Stewardship Team initiative, we agreed that a program on wills and planned giving would be a good thing. While the program is focused on those of us over sixty, it will certainly be open to anyone younger who is interested.
Throughout March, the FOTC will be accepting donations of candy and small gifts (anything that fits inside plastic eggs) for our annual Easter egg hunt between services on Easter Sunday, April 20th.