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).
Not everything that Jesus says leaves us feeling all warm and fuzzy inside. What does he really mean when he tells us to hate our families, act as if we were slaves, or sell all our belongings and give it to the poor?
The Young Adult Group will meet next on May 31st. They will gather in the Simpson Room after the second service and decide on a place for lunch together.
On May 17th at 1:00 pm, celebrate the coming summer break at our last Youth Group meeting of the school year!
June is Pride Month and there are many opportunities for you to help SUMC be represented at different events!
The Penguin Bookshop is pleased to welcome back the New York Times bestselling authors Marie Benedict and Victoria Christopher Murray to celebrate the release of their latest book!
The Tuesday Women served lunch to 40 residents at the Leetsdale Manor this week. The hot meal included chicken, pasta, salad, rolls, cupcakes, and beverages. God’s love filled the air with great conversations and laughter.
On Sunday, May 24th, we will observe Memorial Day. It is a time in which we remember fallen heroes who faithfully served our country throughout its history.
May Mart returns to Broad Street with the theme “Keeping Sewickley Green.”
The Fellowship of the Cross has some exciting news to share: some of our 2025 Operation Christmas Child boxes reached Thailand!
Our “Garden Project” needs gardeners! We need people who find joy in nurturing young life through our Community Vacation Bible school. Registration for our Community VBS will open in a few days, but registration for volunteers is available now.
Something new is coming to our sanctuary, and we’re excited to share it with you!
I wanted to take a moment to share a quick update on our church finances as we’ve wrapped up the first quarter of 2026.
Elle McNicoll is a neurodivergent Scottish author who lives in London. This is her first novel for kids. The story is about a 12-year-old girl named Addie who has autism living in a small town in Scotland.
News from the Patton Library about college graduate recognition and our annual church family picnic.
During our May 17th worship services, your pet will be welcomed to come forward, and bring you with them, in order to receive a special blessing.
The United Women in Faith (UWF) will hold its May meeting on Sunday, May 17th, following the traditional service.
Our next distribution is Saturday, June 13th, from 9:00–10:30 am.
The Charles Wesley Music Foundation is excited to host Belle Voci for their spring concert on Friday, May 8th, at 8:00 pm at SUMC.
On May 17th at 1:00 pm, celebrate the coming summer break at our last Youth Group meeting of the school year!