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Announcements 4-14-2024

Announcements 4-14-2024

Flocknote Updates * If you haven’t signed up for Flocknote updates from the South Hills Partnership, or if your contact info has changed recently, be sure to update your info at shpumc.flocknote.org or by texting “shpumc” to 84576. Wednesday Evening Bible Study * Hilltop: The Bible study has just

Fairhaven Shorts 4-7-2024

Fairhaven Shorts 4-7-2024

Unity and Doubt in Faith So Psalm 133 is one of the Psalms of ascents. That is one of the Psalms that was set to music and was sung while the people of Israel were walking up the hill to Jerusalem to worship in the temple. And you may have

Fairhaven Sermon 4-7-2024

Fairhaven Sermon 4-7-2024

In this week's sermon, Rev. Peg Bowman focuses on the post-Easter experiences of the disciples, underscoring the unity among believers and the importance of confronting doubts as intertwined themes illuminated by scripture.

Easter Shorts 3-31-2024

Easter Shorts 3-31-2024

Easter Anthem 2024 Transcript [MUSIC - YOU WERE THE WORD] You were the word at the beginning, one with God the Lord Most High. Your hidden glory in creation now revealed in you are Christ. What a beautiful name it is. What a beautiful name it is, the name of

Easter Sermon 3-31-2024

Easter Sermon 3-31-2024

Rev. Dylan Parson's sermon on Easter delves into faith's challenges using Mark's Gospel, focusing on the transition from hope to fear and the resurrection's power to transform and renew faith amidst uncertainties.

Announcements 3-31-2024

Announcements 3-31-2024

Flocknote Updates * If you haven’t signed up for Flocknote updates from the South Hills Partnership, or if your contact info has changed recently, make sure to update your information at shpumc.flocknote.org or by texting “shpumc” to 84576. Living Stones Easter Dinner at Fairhaven * Living Stones will offer

Fairhaven Shorts 3-24-2024

Fairhaven Shorts 3-24-2024

The Symbolism of Palm Sunday And I think this is the same feeling that marks the end of Jesus' entry into Jerusalem. There's a sense of snapping out of the moment and then into a kind of almost kind of eerie, well now what? What's