Day light saving time begins at 2:00 am on Sunday, March 14 (and we lose an hour of sleep). Don’t worry though; if you forget to change your clocks, you can watch the recording of our service later.
Our April soup choices are Chicken Gnocchi, French Onion Soup, Southwestern Bean, and Sandra’s Hummus. Order by March 21. Orders will be available April 1 & 2.
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.
The Luncheon Committee is offering monthly takeout meals. Each meal is $10 and proceeds benefit the church’s General Fund. Orders are due by March 21.
Rural King is supporting Christian ministry by donating a portion of sales to registered Christian churches and organizations during their Church Week Promotion.
The luncheon committee is looking for help with the take-out meals we serve the first Thursday of each month.
Lost are saved, find their way at the sound of your great name.
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.
We are planning on 3 services on April 4, and you can help adorn the sanctuary with flowers.
View the next installment of the weekly calendars highlighting different aspects of this Zimbabwe ministry based in Pittsburgh.
Life Line Screening, the nation’s leading provider of preventive health screenings, will offer affordable, non-invasive and painless health screenings at Sewickley United Methodist Church on Thursday, April 15.
With Easter just around the corner, I hope it’s not too early for you to think about pumpkins. Yes, I did say pumpkins. This will be our 20th year selling pumpkins, and we’d like to celebrate this milestone with a “Pumpkin Festival.”
The Sewickley United Methodist Church would like to recognize the Class of 2021. This has been a very tough year for all our students not knowing if they are in class or online. God is so GOOD that educators are finding ways to teach and reach out to our young people. Best wishes to the Class of 2021.
The Education Committee is seeking three essential components for our 2021 Easter Egg hunt: children, plastic eggs, and candy, or any small treats or gifts that might remind our youngest church family members that they are loved and included in the glory of Easter.
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.
The Worship Committee is searching for people to serve on the Altar Guild. This position involves getting the sanctuary ready for worship.
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.
We are offering an opportunity to leave a lasting sign of your support towards the church/preschool playground with a personalized fence picket to be installed this spring.