Sunday 11/17
after 10 AM worship
Freewill donation
Vine of Faith youth group is hosting a fundraiser tailgate lunch featuring chili and all the fixins. Sport your favorite team’s gear (football or otherwise).
PLUS bring your best dip for the dip cook-off. What dip and what Faith cook will win!?! A hot dip, a cold dip, a sweet, a savory! Plan to stay after worship for fellowship, a warm meal, and see who wins our epic dip match-up.
Friday November 1st 6-9 PM
at Roots of Faith and throughout Sharpsburg as a part of Sharpsburg’s November First Friday
All are welcome to two special sessions of the Worship & the Word Bible Study this fall as we gather for an Interfaith Study Wednesdays, October 30 & November 13th at Roots of Faith from 6:00 pm – 7:30 pm. Please read Psalm 23 & Psalm 121 in preparation.
Facilitators:
Rev. Scott Hill, Aspinwall Presbyterian Church
Rabbi Yier Lehrer, Adat Shalom Synagogue
Rev. Angelique Edmonds, Faith United Methodist Church
For more information, contact Pastor Angelique at pastorangelique@faithfoxchapel.org
October Worship Series
Make plans to join us every Sunday in October for our message series, considering how we grow in worship, service, generosity, and community. On October 20th, we’ll celebrate the 30th anniversary of the revitalization and renaming of Faith UMC with churchwide worship at 10:30am at Faith. A potluck dinner will follow. We hope you’ll join us, as we grow together!
Sunday October 6
Worship Services 10 AM & 12 PM
A special worship service as we celebrate communion alongside Christians around the world and begin a worship series celebrating 30 Years in Faith.
United Methodists collect a special offering is on World Communion Sunday to support scholarships and leadership development opportunities for international students and U.S. racial-ethnic students. The offering continues a legacy of educating students in a wide variety of careers that change lives. Last year, United Methodists’ generosity raised $443,000, enabling undergraduate and graduate studies for those who could not afford an education, helping to shape the future leaders of the United Methodist Church.
