Hebron United Methodist Church

05/26/2026

In our Gospel lesson for this Sunday, Jesus instructs the corporate body (the church) to make disciples of non-believers, baptize them, and teach them God's ways. Only then will we see more people in fellowship, more people educated in the truth, and more people praising God. This is the “Great Commission.”

Join us at 10:30 AM, either in-person or via Facebook-Live here on this page, as Pastor Bob presents his message, “Making Disciples,” based on Matthew 28:16-20

Children’s Church and nursery care are available during the worship service. Our sanctuary is climate-controlled, and ALL are WELCOME, so come as you are!

05/25/2026

One Nation Under God 🙏✝️🙏

05/24/2026

Sunday Morning Worship Service for May 24, 2026 (Pentecost Sunday / Memorial Day Weekend)

05/19/2026

If you are able to help, please deliver your donations directly to the Rescue Mission's Main Campus.

Not all heroes wear capes. Some arrive in bulk packs of toilet paper and paper towels. 😊

With more than 70 people served each day at Lebanon Rescue Mission, these everyday essentials go quickly and help us keep our space clean, stocked, and welcoming for every guest who walks through our doors.

If you would like to help us restock, you can send supplies directly from our Amazon Wish List here: https://a.co/075iDaz0 , or bring them to our 1223 Bittner Blvd, Lebanon, PA main campus.

Your support helps bring comfort, dignity, and care to our neighbors experiencing homelessness. Learn more at: www.lebanonrescuemission.org

05/19/2026

When Memorial Day and Pentecost Sunday land together, it creates a really powerful space to think about sacrifice, remembrance, and life. There’s a beautiful message woven between them.

Join us at 10:30 AM, either in-person or via Facebook-Live here on this page, as Pastor Bob presents his message, “The Cost of Freedom and the Call of Love,” based on John 15:9-17

Children’s Church and nursery care are available during the worship service. Our sanctuary is climate-controlled, and ALL are WELCOME, so come as you are!

05/17/2026

Sunday Morning Worship Service for May 17, 2026

05/16/2026

Join us tonight at 7 pm for Saturday Night Praise.

05/11/2026

This Sunday we will take a closer look at The Gospel of John, Chapter 17, which contains the opening portion of Jesus' "High Priestly Prayer," spoken in the Upper Room before His arrest. In these verses, Jesus prays to the Father to be glorified so that He may glorify the Father, and He intercedes for His disciples as He prays for the protection and unity of His followers; and by extension all those who today call ourselves, “Christian.”

Join us at 10:30 AM, either in-person or via Facebook-Live here on this page, as Pastor Bob presents his message, “Still In the World,” based on John 17:1-11

Children’s Church and nursery care are available during the worship service. Our sanctuary is climate-controlled, and ALL are WELCOME, so come as you are!

05/10/2026

Sunday Morning Worship Service for May 10, 2026

05/05/2026

This Sunday, we will celebrate Mother’s Day as we examine various Scriptures from the Bible seeking inspiration and wisdom.

Join us at 10:30 AM, either in-person or via Facebook-Live here on this page, as Pastor Bob presents his message, “The Legacy of a Nurturing Heart” based on Proverbs 31.

Children’s Church and nursery care are available during the worship service. Our sanctuary is climate-controlled, and ALL are WELCOME, so come as you are!

05/05/2026

If you could see one year into your future right now, every loss, every interruption, every hard conversation, would you really want to?

We think we want certainty. We pray for it, plan for it, grasp for it. But what we'd do with full knowledge of tomorrow is probably worry ourselves into paralysis today. God's mercy hides what we couldn't yet bear and gives us exactly what we need for this day—daily bread, daily strength, daily grace. Trust isn't built on knowing the road; it's built on knowing the One who walks it with you.

"Therefore do not worry about tomorrow, for tomorrow will worry about itself. Each day has enough trouble of its own." — Matthew 6:34

Pastor Chuck Swindoll