East Parish United Methodist Church

10/16/2019

Blessing of the Animals
Saturday Oct 19
10am
Pets on leash, in crate or photo
All are welcome. 🐶🐹🙊🐦🐺🕷🐟🦐🦢🐇🐉🐾

09/21/2019

Sunday Sept 29 7:30-9:30am
BREAKFAST!
Welcome all

$8... wide variety of breakfast foods made by genuine Methodist cooks! You know we can cook because we love to eat.

Stick around for worship ... 10am 🙏
Hymn Sing ! 🎶

04/16/2019

Easter Services : join us to celebrate God’s great gift!
Thursday April 18...7pm in the sanctuary

Sunrise service April 21... 5:45 on the Beach reservation 1st parking lot

Breakfast immediately following at EPUMC

Easter worship. 10am. In the sanctuary

May God bring blessings to you and your loved ones... all are welcome!

08/06/2018

Hymnsing and potluck dinner

Aug 19, 2018. 3pm.

Bring your voice, a friend and a dish to share!

Good time to be had by all !!

08/09/2016

Come one, come all - this Saturday! Share this post to spread the word, and be sure to bring your appetite!

08/08/2016

Come one, come all - this Saturday! Share this post to spread the word, and be sure to bring your appetite!

07/12/2016

"Sing lustily and with good courage. Beware of singing as if you were half dead, or half asleep; but lift up your voice with strength. Be no more afraid of your voice now, nor more ashamed of its being heard..." - John Wesley

Our Organ, pictured below, turns 100 next year. What a blessing and gift to the church.

12/27/2015

11/11/2015

This Saturday, 4:30-6:30

Homemade desserts, and a full turkey dinner with stuffing, mashed potatoes, peas, squash, cranberry sauce, rolls and turkey. Adults are $10; children 12 and under, $6.

09/20/2015

Many hands make for light work. Our Sunday School program was hard at work today making grape juice for World Communion Sunday in October.

09/11/2015

A Prayer for the Anniversary of 9/11
by the Rev. Jeremy Pridgeon

O God, our hope and refuge,
in our distress we come quickly to you.
Shock and horror of that tragic day have subsided,
replaced now with an emptiness,
a longing for an innocence lost.

We come remembering those who lost their lives
in New York, Washington D.C., and Pennsylvania.

We are mindful of the sacrifice of public servants
who demonstrated the greatest love of all
by laying down their lives for friends.
We commit their souls to your eternal care
and celebrate their gifts to a fallen humanity.

We come remembering
and we come in hope,
not in ourselves, but in you.

As foundations we once thought secure have been shaken,
we are reminded of the illusion of security.

In commemorating this tragedy,
we give you thanks for your presence
in our time of need
and we seek to worship you in Spirit and in truth,
our guide and our guardian. Amen.