Cornwall United Methodist Church, Cornwall, PA
On July 1st Cornwall Church will welcome Rev. Deanna Geiter as our new pastor. Click here for further information.
Worship Services
Our church bus transports residents to and from Cornwall Manor on Sunday mornings. The bus will picks up at 10 A.M. The stops are Gateway, Bradley, Corson and Laurel Place. Contact the church office if you would like more information.
Our church bus transports residents to and from Cornwall Manor on Sunday mornings. The bus will picks up at 10 A.M. The stops are Gateway, Bradley, Corson and Laurel Place. Contact the church office if you would like more information.
8:00 a.m. Informal Service
(in the Chapel) A relaxed atmosphere with a simple traditional service and singing hymns with organ or piano. No choir. Occasional special music.
|
10:15 a.m. Contemporary Service
(in the Fellowship Hall) We celebrate the joy of the Lord with Contemporary Christian music and fellowship. This is a non-liturgical service. We have a worship leader, vocalists and various musical instruments. |
10:30 a.m. Traditional Worship Service
(in the Sanctuary) We approach God with awe and reverence through inspiring organ music, meaningful hymns and liturgy. |
March Mission of the Month
UMCOR, Kathi Caber, Champion
The United Methodist Committee on Relief (UMCOR) is the humanitarian arm of our denomination and allows United Methodists to engage in disaster relief in the United States and globally. UMCOR Sunday (formerly One Great Hour of Sharing) is celebrated in March 19, on the fourth Sunday of Lent. Missions offerings throughout the month of March will be directed to this effort. Last year, United Methodists gave nearly $2.2 million to this fund, which is used for UMCOR operating expenses. In this way, donations collected specifically for a disaster can be 100% directed to relief efforts.
So far this year, UMCOR has provided relief supplies and debris clean-up funds to survivors of severe weather and tornadoes in Alabama and Georgia, as well as to those who suffered the ravages of wildfires and landslides in California. Internationally, UMCOR has been providing a wide range of aid to Ukraine for the past year. This includes services for displaced families, medical supplies to hospitals, legal assistance, home repair, shelters, and removal of mines and explosives. UMCOR is currently launching a relief program for victims of the earthquake in Turkey and Syria.
Of the parables in Matthew 25, Jesus used the Parable of the Talents to encourage his disciples to use their unique gifts in service to God and others. We are called as Christians to serve. We are pained by the disasters and suffering we see on television. While it is not possible for any of us to provide hands-on relief in every situation, we can direct our financial gifts to allow UMCOR and its partners to do so.
Thank you for your prayers and contributions to this essential element of service to Christ.
So far this year, UMCOR has provided relief supplies and debris clean-up funds to survivors of severe weather and tornadoes in Alabama and Georgia, as well as to those who suffered the ravages of wildfires and landslides in California. Internationally, UMCOR has been providing a wide range of aid to Ukraine for the past year. This includes services for displaced families, medical supplies to hospitals, legal assistance, home repair, shelters, and removal of mines and explosives. UMCOR is currently launching a relief program for victims of the earthquake in Turkey and Syria.
Of the parables in Matthew 25, Jesus used the Parable of the Talents to encourage his disciples to use their unique gifts in service to God and others. We are called as Christians to serve. We are pained by the disasters and suffering we see on television. While it is not possible for any of us to provide hands-on relief in every situation, we can direct our financial gifts to allow UMCOR and its partners to do so.
Thank you for your prayers and contributions to this essential element of service to Christ.
The CUMC Administrative Board Church Mask Policy.
At this time, mask wearing is voluntary during worship and at church events. We continue to monitor the situation and changes to our policies will be updated here as necessary.
At this time, mask wearing is voluntary during worship and at church events. We continue to monitor the situation and changes to our policies will be updated here as necessary.
We will continue to live stream for those who are not ready to return to indoor services or wish to attend while on vacation.
We will have all services live streamed on Facebook Live. Visit FB on Sunday and view the service you prefer. If you miss it, the recorded videos of all services will be available to view on the website each Sunday by 5PM.
We will continue to live stream for those who are not ready to return to indoor services or wish to attend while on vacation.
We will have all services live streamed on Facebook Live. Visit FB on Sunday and view the service you prefer. If you miss it, the recorded videos of all services will be available to view on the website each Sunday by 5PM.
