For behold, I bring you good news of great joy that will be for all the people.
For behold, I bring you good news of great joy that will be for all the people.
The winner will receive 2 game tickets for Sunday, November 1, 2026 at 1:00 pm vs. the Cleveland Browns.
Come join us for a fun evening of Salsa Dancing, hosted by the SUMC Spanish Class!
The Pumpkin Patch is open EVERY DAY until Halloween, which means we need everyone who is able to help run our pumpkin stand!
Leap of Faith will be performing live in concert at Greenstone United Methodist Church on September 25th at 7:00 pm.
It took us a few weeks to inventory all that our church family contributed during βChristmas in July,β and we value every donation immensely. The FOTC appreciates all the ways you are supporting our 16th Operation Christmas Child campaign. But if you are still looking to make a contribution, we have a wish list.
The Jr. Bells will start again on Sunday, September 20th. It will be separated into two groups: Chimes and Handbells. All are welcome.
Come join us for a fun evening of Salsa Dancing, hosted by the SUMC Spanish Class! On October 3rd from 6:00β8:00 pm in the Simpson Room, weβll kick off the evening with 45 minutes of instruction from real salsa dancers, who will teach us some basic moves and get everyone dancing.
This year, during Hispanic Heritage Month (September 15th to October 15th), you have the opportunity to travel and learn about 10 different countries right here in our church!
Today, the view of Palestine and its people looks very different. Support is growing across some mainstream news outlets, and social media canβt hide the images anymore. And there are individuals speaking out from positions of real power, like Francesca Albanese, the UN Special Rapporteur for the Occupied Palestinian Territory.
Youβre invited to join the Tuesday Women every Tuesday morning for fellowship and faith. Meetings are at 10:00 am in the church library starting on Tuesday, September 22nd.
I am asking you as a parent to be a positive and active part of the village that helps care for my children and for others.
Many people know Jesus. They have heard him talked about. They know him as a historical figure or a religious leader. They believe they might get to see him one day. He is the Jesus in the sky.
I have heard a lot of people talk about how it should be a joyful thing to celebrate the 250 years of our country, but it feels tainted. Two things are true here. One, our country is celebrating 250 years and is worth celebrating. Two, our country is currently in distress and is far from the country we believe it can be. But letβs take a moment and see how we can walk this difficult path together.
Thatβs when the best laid plans of SUMCβs conscientious Board were negated by a βperilβ, a technical term for what insurance agencies previously referred to as an βact of God.β
At the Leadership Board meeting on Wednesday, July 8th, Pastor Hannah recapped the Sewickley Pride Festival. She marveled at the success of the event and how it hit every one of SUMCβs God-sized goals: Community, Inclusion, and Faith in Action.
When the always smiling Building & Maintenance Ministry Leader, Sandra Lane, walked into our June Board meeting, I knew five things for certain.