Springhill UMC of Rembert

06/07/2026

Posted due to popular demand.

VBS- “Whose Team Are You On?”
Team building Sing-Off

Hilarious!!🤣

06/07/2026

05/23/2026

03/22/2026

Welcome to our 4th Sunday worship service!! We pray God's blessings upon you all!!
We do not own the rights to any music played during this service.

11/15/2025

Seeing love in action is profoundly motivating. The SpringHill Church Family's compassionate service to the Lee County Disabilities and Special Needs Board, culminating in a heartwarming meal, demonstrates the incredible impact we can have when we put love into practice. Thank you to SpringHill church members for their steadfast commitment to serving others.

11/11/2025

This Sunday, join us in wearing purple to raise awareness for Pancreatic Cancer, shining a light on education, early detection, and treatment, empowering ourselves and loved ones to conquer this disease. Let’s also continue to show love, as our youth host their monthly hot dog sale.

11/10/2025

Empowering Diabetes Awareness: Wearing blue was just the starting point of our journey to promote diabetes awareness. Now, let's take proactive steps by educating ourselves on the warning signs, getting tested, and adopting healthier habits. By equipping ourselves with knowledge, we can forge a brighter, healthier future.

10/12/2025

By wearing pink today, we shine a light on breast cancer awareness and celebrate the courage of those who have faced, are facing, and will face this disease. May our collective efforts foster a community of hope, support, and healing.

09/23/2025

As we commemorated 155 years of our church's remarkable journey, we came together in a vibrant celebration of faith, community, and gratitude. Our fellowship banquet, praise dancing, poems, and history reflection showcased the true essence of our church family. We honored our esteemed past and present pastors, and enjoyed good food and warm company. We extend our deepest appreciation to Mrs. Lottie Brisbon and the planning committee for their diligent work. Our Sunday morning worship service concluded with a stirring message from Pastor Kennth Carter, inspiring us to continue striving for a brighter future. We offer our sincerest thanks to the Lord for blessing Springhill United Methodist Church with 155 years of love, growth, and service.