First United Methodist Church, Greenville, PA

10/11/2022

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10/11/2022

08/04/2022

Hope everyone is staying safe in the heat ....God Bless

03/06/2019

Join us this evening at 7pm for our Ash Wednesday Service.

02/23/2019

Cubscout Pack 51 Pinewood Derby Today!!! Come enjoy the races!!

01/09/2019

Two classes to choose from:
Wednesday night @ the 1st United Methodist Church in Greenville
Zumba low: 4:30-5:15
Zumba: 6-7
Or hit both:)

12/10/2018

⭐🎄Thank you to those who went caroling today and took pictures of our adventures. The members of St Paul's and The Grove enjoyed our Christmas cheer 🎄⭐

12/03/2018

The WONDER OF CHRISTMAS Devotional by Ed Robb and Rob Renfroe
The Wonder of the Star Day 2
GIVE US EYES TO SEE
After Jesus was born in Bethlehem in Judea, during the time of King Herod, Magi from the east came to Jerusalem and asked, "Where is the one who has been born king of the Jews? We saw his star when it rose and have come to worship him." (Matthew 2:1-2)
Have you ever hear someone tell a truly amazing story? As everyone listens attentively-waiting on pins and needs to hear the terrifying, thrilling, or unbelievable details-the storyteller often concludes with these words: "You hare to see it to believe it!"
Often it is easier for us to imagine and believe in something spectacular or extraordinary than to recognize the hidden miracles all around us. The people of Israel had been waiting for generations to finally have a king who would rise up and lead them. For as long as anyone could remember, they had had been waiting for the Messiah, the one who would deliver their people. Surely such a person would be born in a castle or palace and be heralded with great fanfare and recognition. Yet he was born to a poor Jewish couple in a lowly stable.
It was an unlikely beginning for a king; the tiny, helpless baby lying in the manger was easy to overlook. But God doesn't always use the obvious. Scripture says, "God chose the foolish things of the world to shame the wise God chose the weak things of the world to shame the strong." (1 Cor 1:27) A baby of humble birth was quietly welcomed into the world by seemingly ordinary parents, yet this was no ordinary baby. He was the promised Messiah, the king of the Jews. Matthew's Gospel tells us that wise men from the east had the eyes to see the sign-to recognize the wonder of a star. Do WE?!
The gift of wonder is what allows us to see more where other people see less; to be surprised again and again by beauty and mystery; to be thankful for the wonderful gifts we have received. By believing in the miracle of Christmas and God's plan to redeem a dying world, we are able to see how God is also waiting in this season-waiting to show us the amazing riches of God's love. Waiting for us to stop THEand wonder and ask for eyes to see his goodness and grace. LORD, GIVE US EYES TO SEE.

Prayer focus: How is God nudging you to have eyes to see the plans for you? In what ways might God be waiting in order to reveal heavenly things to you during this season

12/02/2018

⭐🎄 Thank you to all who helped with the Light Up Christmas Parade float this year. What a great time as a church family and wonderful to be in the community 🎄⭐

11/28/2018

Join us this Advent Season for
THE WONDER OF CHRISTMAS.
We will have Bible Study Wednesdays at 5:30 pm.
We will have Devotions and Singing Sundays at 10 am.
We will have our traditional worship service at 11 am.
Our Children's Sermon and Lessons following our Advent Series will be during worship and after worship.
We hope your family will join us for this journey of Advent.

11/18/2018

Join us at 10 am for worship, prayer and fellowship hour or
11 am for our traditional service!!