On February 9th, our congregation will help Tackle Hunger by celebrating the Souper Bowl of Caring.
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On February 9th, our congregation will help Tackle Hunger by celebrating the Souper Bowl of Caring.
Did you know as a United Methodists we are invited to participate in connectional giving? It is through our connectional giving that we are able to accomplish something much bigger than our church can do on its own.
The Sewickley Community Food Pantry continues to serve more families who need help with food. In January the greatest needs are pasta, pasta sauce, pancake mix, and syrup. Paper products are also welcome.
The Home Goods Closet for our new El Buen Vecino Ministry is now underway, and we are accepting items for it!
This year, we continue our tradition of collecting Christmas gifts and new hats, mittens, gloves, scarves, and socks for the children and youth at Kidcelerate (formerly Bethany House) in the Northview Heights neighborhood in Pittsburgh.
Each year during the Christmas season, we as a congregation have the opportunity to show our church staff our appreciation with a small gift.
Walking the Talk Charity is taking toy donations for their Free Christmas Toy Store which will be held here at the Church on December 14th from 9:00 am – 2:00 pm. Volunteers are also needed.
On December 8th, SUMC will take a special collection for the UMC Western PA Conference’s Doors to Hope/Red Stocking programs.
To help patrons of the food pantry prepare Thanksgiving dinner, Outreach is inviting you to fill a grocery bag with the non-perishable items traditionally used at Thanksgiving.
UMCOR is actively providing relief to people, churches, and communities impacted by Hurricanes Helene and Milton and other disasters in the US.
Walking the Talk Charity is taking toy donations for their Free Christmas Toy Store, which will be held here at the church on December 14th from 9:00 am – 2:00 pm.
The FOTC is collecting your college kids’ updated mailing addresses, along with their exam schedules, for this semester so they can send out care packages before their final exams begin. Consider sharing leftover Halloween candy with the FOTC youth so they can fill the care packages.
To help patrons of the food pantry prepare for the holiday dinner, Outreach is inviting you to fill a grocery bag with the items traditionally used at Thanksgiving.
Pledge cards will be arriving in your mailbox soon! Once you receive your card, please commit this to prayer and consider what amount of tithe you will give to the Sewickley United Methodist Church.
UMCOR is actively providing relief to people, churches, and communities impacted by Hurricanes Helene and Milton and other disasters in the US.
Help families have warm, nutritious meals this fall. The Sewickley Community Food Pantry is seeking soups, meat-based stews, beans, spaghetti sauce, and pasta this month.
The Sewickley Community Food Pantry continues to need child-friendly foods during the summer months, especially pasta sauce, tomato sauce, pancake mix, syrup, ketchup, mayonnaise, cooking oils, peanut butter, jelly, and jam.
A tradition launched by Pastor Hannah has become one of the key dates in our annual Operation Christmas Child campaign.
In honor of the men in our congregation, we will be collecting socks and underwear (new, not used please!) to give to a men’s shelter in Pittsburgh.
The crochet/knitting group is excited to announce a new mission project of making prayer shawls (both traditionally masculine and feminine) for a local Hospice.