Cold Spring United Methodist Church

08/17/2026

Pastor Joon Lee blessed the school supplies that the members of our church donated for the children of the Haldane school .

07/24/2026

Come and welcome Pastor Joon Lee to our church. Service time is 9:00 am. Always a good service

07/24/2026

We were so happy to help young people get hooked on crochet.

07/22/2026

July is almost over and September will soon be here. Please mark your calendar for Sept 25 and 26. You don’t want to miss our annual fall craft fair

07/01/2026

We are happy to welcome our new Minister this Sunday. Come and meet Pastor Joon Lee July 5 at 9:00 am 216 Main Street Cold Spring and don’t worry we will be having service down stairs where it is air conditioned

06/19/2026

Today we said good bye to Pastor Dan and Deacon. We sent him off with prayers and best wishes for his next appointment.

02/22/2026

01/25/2026

Greetings Beloved Cold Spring/South Highland UMC Community,

I am taking a brief moment from my Renewal Leave to share this open letter from Bishop Bickerton. I was in the middle of writing my own letter to you all when this email arrived in my conference inbox.

Whether you are a protester, provider, community organizer, or pray-er, we are each members of the body of Christ, and we each have a role to play in helping bring about God's Justice here and now.

Blessings on the Journey,
Pastor Dan

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01/04/2026

Happy New Year ! A wonderful New Year’s resolution would be to come back to church. Our service is 9:00 am and The congregation is anxious to welcome you.

12/15/2025

A MESSAGE FROM BISHOP BICKERTON: PRAYERS FOR PEACE, JUSTICE AND HEALING

Psalm 55:1-5
And horror overwhelms me. Fear and trembling come upon me, the terrors of death have fallen upon me. I am distraught by the noise of the enemy. . . . I am troubled in my complaint. Attend to me, and answer me; Do not hide yourself from my supplication. Give ear to my prayer, O God;


May the petition of the psalmist be our very own today:

I call upon all United Methodists in the New Hope Episcopal Area, as well as the New England and New York Annual Conferences, to be in constant prayer for peace, justice, and healing throughout Providence and the Brown University community.

We are deeply concerned for everyone affected by gun violence and the well-being of all God’s people. But today, our prayers center on this grieving community. We extend our deepest sympathies to the victim’s families, and pray all fears subside quickly as the investigation continues.

The news of the tragic shooting of college students taking final exams at Brown University, and the community’s ongoing uncertainty over the whereabouts of the shooter, evokes the same feelings expressed by the psalmist. Feelings of distress, anguish, and fear consume us all but most especially the people of Providence, Rhode Island and Brown University.

Psalm 143:11
Lord, preserve our life, bring us out of trouble for your name’s sake.

May it be so.

Thomas J. Bickerton
Resident Bishop, New Hope Episcopal Area