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Cornwall United Methodist Church Welcomes You

Join Us For Sunday Worship

8 AM Informal Service
(First Floor Chapel)

10:15 AM Contemporary Service
(Fellowship Hall)

10:30 AM Traditional Service
(Upper Level Sanctuary - elevator in first floor lobby)

Join us as we worship Christ our Savior, study the Bible, and challenge each other to live daily in the power of the Holy Spirit. We invite you to worship with us on Sunday mornings. Even if you have a regular church home you attend on Sundays, we would love to have you visit one of our weekday Bible Studies or come to one of our annual dinners or events.

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October Worship Themes

Stewardship Series: “Why We Give”

Oct. 8th “Why We Give” Matthew 13:1-9
We give because God first gave to us and has saved us. The parable of the sower shows us how generous God is with us.God has entrusted the role of steward to us.

Oct.15th “We Give Because We Love God” 1 John 4: 7-12
We love God and others because God has first loved us. We will focus on the 3 general rules as John Wesley laid them out. Do no harm. Do good. Stay in love with God.

Oct. 22nd “We Share What is Given to Us” Acts 2:43-47
The early church lived in community as the Christians shared and gave all they had to those in need. These actions helped the growth of the movement.

Oct. 29th “We Give to Support Ministry” 2 Corinthians 9:1-12
Paul was taking a collection among the various church in order to aid the brothers in Jerusalem who were experiencing famine. He encouraged his readers to decide what to give and to give without a feeling of obligation.

Nov. 5th “We are Better Together” 1 Corinthians 12:12-26
This is All Saints & Communion Sunday. We will focus on our being members of Christ’s body, unified by the Spirit. Together with the saints, we today work to do corporately what no one person can do alone. Paul emphasizes that the weaker members are given the greatest honor in the body of Christ.

Nov. 12th “Covenant Sunday” Genesis 15:1-6
God made his promise to Abram. Abram feared and God reassured him. We will look at the meaning of a covenant in the Old Testament, particularly between God and human beings. We are sometimes hesitant to make promises (covenants) because we are fearful of failing to keep the promises made. We are able to keep our promises because God is faithful to us.

Up Coming Events

Bus will pick up Cornwall Manor guests at 4:30 PM. for pot pie supper.

Any pot pie leftovers will be sold after church services on Sunday. Prices will be the same.