The Conference Young Adult Council will host a 5-week Zoom study on Bob Goff’s book, Dream Big: Know What You Want, Why You Want It, and What You're Going to Do About It.
Join us this Sunday at 7:50 pm at the corner of the church, outside, next to the flowers which Bill takes such good care of, so we are prepared at 7:56 pm for our sunset prayer over Bill.
We have returned to our regular worship schedule, with both 9:00 am contemporary and 11:00 am traditional services.
Nancy Zarra (Kramer) Conti, age 75, passed on unexpectedly on March 9, 2021 at Lutheran Hospital in Fort Wayne, Indiana. A viewing will be held in her honor at Richard D. Cole Funeral Home, Inc. in Sewickley, followed by procession to her resting place at Sewickley Cemetery.
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.
Western PA’s Reconciling Network invites you to a three-hour, online, training event with worship, teaching, and conversation.
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.
SUMC Historian, Warren Kinneer, has been reviewing and organizing the church’s historic material to help ensure the history is preserved. He shared this article from 1980 when the Learning Tree Pre-School began operating in the church basement 40 years ago.
Even as more doses are available, some might still need help to find an appointment.
Starting the week after Easter and continuing for 6 weeks (end of Children’s Church is May 16), we will be focusing on Animals of the Bible during Children’s Church.
In February 2021, we quietly passed the $20,000 milestone. Indeed, we’ve reduced the loan by $20,000!!!
Saturday March 27 - Thursday April 1, 7:00 am - sunset. Participation is free for residents. Only glass bottles, jars, and jugs are accepted. Lids and labels may remain on containers, and color separation is not necessary.
There are many worship opportunities for Holy Week and Easter at SUMC, both in-person and online. Get all the details.
Holy Week Bags are available for distribution for all families with children. Please obtain them at the registration desk on Sunday, March 28, or in the box at the side of the church, or at the Church Office.
As we look forward to Easter, let’s not forget the path Jesus walked to get there. We stand in awe and wonder. We know the greatness of our God.
In order to facilitate the Easter Bags collection for the Sewickley Community Food Pantry, the Fourth Sunday collection will be suspended for March.
6:30 am Sunrise Service
9 am Contemporary Easter Service
11 am Traditional Easter Service