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.
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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.
Even as more doses are available, some might still need help to find an appointment.
Life Line Screening, the nation’s leading provider of preventive health screenings, will offer affordable, non-invasive and painless health screenings at Sewickley United Methodist Church on Thursday, April 15.
The Sewickley United Methodist Church would like to recognize the Class of 2021. This has been a very tough year for all our students not knowing if they are in class or online. God is so GOOD that educators are finding ways to teach and reach out to our young people. Best wishes to the Class of 2021.
We received thanks for many showings of love from our congregation in the past month.
I share the sad news of the passing of Dixie Lemasters, Debbie Chesney's beloved mother. Condolence cards and notes may be sent to Debbie and Gordon Chesney, 111 Tory Rd, Moon Township, PA 15108. The obituary follows.
On behalf of SUMC’s Nurture Committee, we are starting a new program called the “Senior Program.” The program’s goal is to improve the quality of life for the senior members of our congregation.
We are all probably disappointed as the year of COVID–19 continues. Maybe you are wondering if there is something you can do to boost your own spirit and help spread cheer to others this Christmas and Advent season. Here’s an idea — we can shower others in our church family with Christmas cards. This would allow us to connect and remind those we haven’t been able to see in a while that we are thinking of them.
Doug Rummens passed on to glory earlier this week after a long battle. A private service was held. Please keep his wife, Linda, and the rest of the family in your prayers.
All are invited to the 4th Annual Hayride & Bonfire on Saturday, October 10, at Sandy & Bill Kuriger’s home from 6 to 9 pm.
Pastor Hannah and Todd are pleased to announce the arrival of their son, Lincoln Todd Loughman. Lincoln was born yesterday weighing 9 pounds, 3 ounces and was 21 1/2" long. Mom and baby are doing well. Mom reports he is already eating good and sleeping even better. I'm sure Owyn and Jordyn are excited to welcome their little brother!
Sunday, September 27, 2020, 2 p.m.
Riverfront Park, 300 Chadwick Street, Sewickley, PA 15143
Paul Collier, a member of SUMC since moving to the area in 1994, passed away on July 2.
Joseph Umer is making facemasks for our community. He left some in the church office and will bring more with him to worship on Sunday. Please see this PDF for more information.
During this time of shelter-at-home, we have expanded our “Sheltered with Love” list to include more than those who are on our shut-in list. The list has grown to 43 individuals/couples. If you would like to send a card, note or letter to anyone on this expanded list, let Pam Honeychurch know how many, and she will send you that many names/addresses.
As the stay-at-home restrictions are lifted, it’s likely that many kids, in addition to adults, will be out in areas where they will need to wear a mask. There are cloth masks in fun fabrics in the pink bin on the library landing (door #7) at the church for both children and adults and are free to anyone who needs one. The masks are washable, but the ribbons should be removed before washing. Thanks to Susie & Felicity Moffett for making them!
Please consider joining other members of our SUMC church family at 7 p.m. Sunday (May 3) for “Unmuted II,” an informal, conversation-driven virtual gathering through the Zoom app.
Pastor Russel has received some requests from families with financial hardships during this difficult and unprecedented time. If you are able to help with financial donations, please call Pastor Russel at 412-735-5072 or bring/mail your donation to the church, marking it “Pastoral Care.”
We will get to the other side of this pandemic, but until then, we need your help. We need you to do your part.