Mt. Crawford Charge

07/29/2022

REMINDER: at the end of the month this page will be discontinued. To stay up to date with the charge, please follow each of our two churches at their own pages:

Mt. Crawford UMC and Mt. Sidney UMC

07/22/2022

At the end of this month this page will be retired. If you’d like to stay up to date with going’s on at the Mt. Crawford Charge, please follow each of our churches directly:

Mt. Crawford UMC and Mt. Sidney UMC

05/04/2022

Tomorrow is the National Day of Prayer. Mt. Crawford UMC will have several short prayer services throughout the day so that we may all pray together. Spread the word!

02/13/2022

Services at both churches will be canceled today due to icy conditions. There will be an online service that goes live at 9:30am, on each page, so tune in there to worship with us!

Mt. Crawford UMC and Mt. Sidney UMC

02/02/2022

01/28/2022

Are you joining us in our attempt to read the entire Bible in 2022? If so, here are the February readings!

01/24/2022

Miss yesterday's service? Here's a Sunday Snippet! We read from Luke 4:14-21 and pondered what it meant for Jesus to say "scripture has been fulfilled" before we see him perform a single miracle.

01/17/2022

A new year is a chance to start fresh in our lives, relationships, and in our ministry. Our worship series for this winter is "Setting Out: Beginning 2022 Like Jesus Began His Ministry" where we will explore some of the pivotal moments of Jesus' earliest days ministry and listen for how God is calling us to start this new year!

01/16/2022

Reminder! BOTH Mt. Crawford and Mt. Sidney UMC’s have canceled their in-person worship services today. An online service will go live at 9:30am on their respective pages. See you there!

01/14/2022

A 2022 edition of the New Revised Standard Version of the Bible updates language, grammar and punctuation aimed at increasing the Bible's accuracy.

01/06/2022

Today is Epiphany, the end of the Christmas season and the day we celebrate the magi that came from a distant land to offer gifts to Mary, Joseph, and young Jesus. We solemnly also remember that this act of generous worship will incite a wicked king to massacre Bethlehem’s young. Today is also the day we mark a grim anniversary of a deadly insurrection at our capitol. Whatever this day may hold for you, may you be attentive to the light of God that will draw you to strangers and strangers to you for both your sakes. However perilous your journey might be, as it was for the magi and for Jesus’ family, know that the light will lead you to Christ. And while physical and emotional safety cannot be guaranteed, know that neither tyrant nor terror can keep you from your spiritual home in God.