The Fellowship of the Cross youth would like to thank our church family for the joy to the world, and faith in Jesus, you are sharing through your generous Operation Christmas Child donations.
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The Sewickley Community Food Pantry is seeking pasta sauce, tuna, cold cereal, salad dressings, crackers, soups, and chicken broth.
June is Pride Month, and there are many opportunities for you to help SUMC be represented at different events!
The Sewickley Community Food Pantry has special need in June for pasta sauce, pancake syrup, soups, cold cereal, meals in a can (e.g., Spaghetti-Os), and crackers that come in sleeves (like Ritz or saltines).
June is Pride Month and there are many opportunities for you to help SUMC be represented at different events!
The Fellowship of the Cross has some exciting news to share: some of our 2025 Operation Christmas Child boxes reached Thailand!
The Children’s Church kids will be planting flowers around the church on May 17th during both services.
The Sewickley Community Food Pantry has special need for ketchup, relish, mayo (small jars), and salt & pepper. They are also getting low on pancake mix and syrup and canned pastas, such as Spaghetti-Os.
In April, the greatest need is pasta sauce and parmesan cheese.
It is time to clean out your cupboards, closets, and storage areas in order to donate gently used items that you no longer use or need to the UWF Spring fundraiser for missions.
SUMC is collecting Easter Bags for the Food Pantry.
Throughout March, the FOTC will be accepting donations of candy and small gifts for our annual Easter egg hunt.
FOTC is collecting plastic grocery bags through March 18. There is a group in Canonsburg that is converting them into sleeping mats for the homeless.
Our Ecumenical Lenten Services will begin here at SUMC on Ash Wednesday, February 18, at 6:00 pm.
In February, the greatest needs are pancake mix, pancake syrup, small jars of mayo, canned pasta like Chef Boyardee or Spaghetti-Os, and canned fruit.
On January 18, SUMC will join in observing Human Relations Day, which acknowledges the right of all God’s children to reach their potential.
To start the new year, the Food Pantry is requesting pancake mix, syrup, boxes with sleeves of Ritz-like or graham crackers, side-dish packages (e.g., Knorr rice/pasta products), pasta sauce, shelf-stable grated cheese, salad dressings, spices, and condiments.
Each year during the Christmas season, we as a congregation have the opportunity to show our church staff our appreciation with a small token of gratitude as a monetary donation.
The final numbers are in: the Sewickley United Methodist Church family delivered 147 boxes to Operation Christmas Child (a new SUMC record!), raised more than $700 for Ornaments 4 Orphans families, and filled 15 care packages for college students in our family.
The Tuesday Women send greeting cards every month to church folks for birthdays and other special events.