The blessings just keep on rolling, and you all are making that happen. I am so thankful to God for you!
Viewing entries tagged
Pumpkin Patch
Our Pumpkin Patch has come to an end, and what a season it has been! We have finished off with a record breaking year, and it could not have been done without you.
Thanks to pallet helpers, rummage workers, and a generous donor.
When our Pumpkin Patch opens for customers on September 30, we need volunteers to run the Patch every day. There is no need to lift pumpkins at this beloved community event. We just need friendly faces. Please consider signing up for 2 (or more) hour shifts. Maybe even the same shift each week. Here’s the link to volunteer to work at The Patch.
When our Pumpkin Patch opens for customers on September 30, we need volunteers to run the Patch every day. There is no need to lift pumpkins at this beloved community event. We just need friendly faces. Please consider signing up for 2 (or more) hour shifts. Maybe even the same shift each week. Here’s the link to volunteer to work at The Patch.
On Friday, September 27th, at 4:00 pm, we need to get 140 pallets off the truck and onto the church lawn so we are ready for the arrival of our pumpkins the next day. Can you please help?
Diane Bartley, “The Pumpkin Queen,” will be hosting three meeting opportunities to learn about our Pumpkin Patch and what it takes to make it thrive.
Mark your calendars for Saturday, September 28th. The pumpkins are coming, and we need you to help unload the precious orange cargo!
To all who gave their energy to greet, sell, and love on those who came to the Pumpkin patch, THANK YOU!
We did it! Thanks to sales on the last couple of days and some generous donors, we reached the $30,000 sales target, earning 40% of our sales.
The whole month of October, we sell pumpkins from our front lawn. It takes many people to make this successful. We need volunteers to run The Patch every day.
When you are volunteering at the Patch, please be mindful to keep the door closed, and do not allow anyone to enter the church building without an escort.
The PUMPKINS are scheduled to arrive on September 30 at 9:00 am, and we need YOU to help unload this precious orange cargo. The more people we have, the faster the truck gets unloaded.
Words of thanks from our members.
The PUMPKINS are scheduled to arrive the morning of Saturday, September 30, and we need YOU to help unload the precious orange cargo.
October was a huge month for SUMC! Our annual operating budget, on the receipt side, includes 4 fundraisers: Pumpkin Patch, Haunted House, Seasonal Dinner, & Cookie Walk. 3 of the 4 were held in October.
October was a huge month for SUMC! Our annual operating budget, on the receipt side, includes 4 fundraisers: Pumpkin Patch, Haunted House, Seasonal Dinner, & Cookie Walk. 3 of the 4 were held in October.
Thank you to everyone who met the fill-the-schedule challenge. Diane and Pastor Hannah will let the gourd times roll and joyfully receive pies in the face SUNDAY after the 11 am service.
The Sewickley Herald published photos and an article about our pumpkin patch on Trib Live.
If the Pumpkin Patch schedule is filled through next Sunday by noon tomorrow, Monday, October 17, Diane Bartley will take a pie to the face, and it will be recorded for all to see! Pastor Hannah added that if all shifts for the following week are filled by noon on Tuesday, October 18, she will join Diane and also take a pie to the face.