We are collecting individual servings of snacks for the Women’s Center and Shelter (crackers, cookies, nuts, breakfast bars, fruit snacks, individual cereals, granola bars, etc.).
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Holy Family Institute has had a unique volunteer opportunity arise. They expect to receive 80 migrant children, ages 3-12, as part of the response to the crisis at the border. The Federal Government is working directly with Holy Family Institute to make the accommodations.
This Crafton based interfaith ministry assisting homeless families with children hopes to resume regular operation in June.
UMCOR and its partners are responding to disasters in the United States and around the world. Please join us in prayer for the affected areas and consider giving to UMCOR Disaster Response to support these efforts.
We’ve received a number of thank you letters from those our congregation has reached out to.
If you are following the calendars or simply want to donate to this worthwhile initiative, be sure to submit your fines with your regular giving (noting Lenten Fines) or through EasyTithe.
In order to facilitate the Easter Bags collection for the Sewickley Community Food Pantry, the Fourth Sunday collection will be suspended for March.
This year there will be weekly calendars highlighting different aspects of this Zimbabwe ministry based in Pittsburgh. The Lenten Fines calendar helps us recognize the things we take for granted. The fines will go to support the Nyadire UM Mission. Download the 3/21—3/27 calendar. Follow the calendar, and submit your fines to Sewickley UMC after Easter. Learn more about TNC.
Download the next installment of the weekly calendars highlighting different aspects of this Zimbabwe ministry based in Pittsburgh. The Lenten Fines calendar helps us recognize the things we take for granted and the fines will support the Nyadire UM Mission. Follow the calendar, and submit your fines to Sewickley UMC after Easter Sunday.
Life sometimes can be overwhelming—for many during humanitarian crises, UMCOR is there. The United Methodist Committee on Relief stands ready to respond when the needs arise and works continuously to improve conditions for people the world over.
View the next installment of the weekly calendars highlighting different aspects of this Zimbabwe ministry based in Pittsburgh.
While regularly a source for those with food insecurities, GPCFB has been serving greater numbers during the COVID-19 pandemic. SUMC has sent financial contributions to GPCFB to aid in that service.
BHA has been relocated to the church next door that once housed the Church of Our Savior congregation. Tutoring is the focus at this time, as many children have had little instruction since March due to the many challenges of COVID era schooling. School supplies are needed. During February and March, SUMC will accept donations
Sewickley UMC is collecting Easter Bags for the food pantry. In addition, SUMC is accepting cash donations in order to provide each family with a Giant Eagle gift card, with which the family may purchase perishable items such as ham and eggs.
This year, there will be weekly calendars highlighting different aspects of this Zimbabwe ministry based in Pittsburgh. The Lenten Fines calendar helps us recognize the things we take for granted.
For February, some extras for the kitchen are in order. Cooking oil, shortening, salt, pepper, sugar, sweeteners, and creamer perhaps?
This special offering helps promote awareness issues and supports Western PA Conference ministries that provide opportunities for fuller inclusion of people with disabilities.
This year, there will be weekly calendars highlighting different aspects of this Zimbabwe ministry based in
Pittsburgh. The Lenten Fines calendar helps us recognize the things we take for granted. The fines will go to support the Nyadire UM Mission.
We received thanks for many showings of love from our congregation in the past month.
BHA has been relocated to the church next door that once housed the Church of Our Savior congregation. Tutoring is the focus at this time, as many children have had little instruction since March due to the many challenges of COVID-era schooling. School supplies are needed.