We will have one combined worship service on June 5th. St Matthew AME Zion and Sewickley UMC will be worshipping together on June 5th at 11:00 am in the Sewickley UMC sanctuary.
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On Sunday, May 29, we will observe Memorial Day, a time in which we remember fallen heroes who faithfully served our country in its 246 year history.
On May 8th, we will celebrate Native American Ministries Sunday. We will partner with other UMC congregations in a special offering to support United Methodist ministries of Native Americans.
Our pets are a blessing to us, so let us gather together and bless them! Join us on May 1 at our 9:00 am or 11:00 am service. All pets are invited to come.
Rainbow Handbells for Pre-K to 3rd Grade and Chimes for 3rd Grade and up rehearse Sundays between services.
3 worship services, a continental breakfast, and an egg hunt are all part of our Easter celebration.
Per CDC guidelines, wearing masks in public places is no longer required, regardless of vaccination status. Therefore, at the guidance of the CDC and the Bishop’s office, mask wearing is optional when attending worship and other functions at Sewickley UMC.
We are so thankful to have a new nursery attendant beginning April 3rd.
This Sunday’s service will be at St. Paul’s Lutheran with Pastor Hannah bringing the message.
To sponsor flowers to adorn the chancel on Easter, you may order online here on or before Wednesday, April 6.
The imposition of ashes will be available at Wolcott Park, and there will be a 6 pm service at St. Matthews AME Zion. Pastor Hannah is preaching.
The Handbell Choir is looking for a couple more people to ring with us.
As we have done in the past and continue to strive to do, we will be gathering with our brothers and sisters from St. Matthews AME Zion and St. Paul’s Lutheran Churches over the season of Lent.
We will have acolyte training on Sunday, February 27th, following the Traditional Worship Service.
We will be gathering with our brothers and sisters from St. Matthews AME Zion and St. Paul’s Lutheran Churches over the season of Lent. Though it has been common practice, out of an abundance of caution, we will not be sharing meals this year. We will however share our hearts in worship together.
On Sunday, January 30, we will, as a whole, recommit ourselves to the work and service of God’s kingdom. We will use Wesley’s Covenant Prayer as the words that lead us, once again, to surrender our lives to the work God has for us to do.
Get the details for all of our services, from Christmas Eve through the Sunday after.
Help adorn the chancel for Christmas. Please order online, or use the form in the rear of the sanctuary and outside the office. Orders are due by Tuesday, December 7.
Sunday, November 7. Please join me and other Christians around the world in prayer for our persecuted brothers and sisters.
You may order poinsettias for the chancel for Christmas.