Fairhaven UMC

United Methodist Church

2415 Saw Mill Run Blvd.
Pittsburgh, PA 15234
Sunday 9:30am Worship

    • Joy

      Sunday service was led by Rev. Dylan Parson and was titled “Joy”.

    • This Week December 15 – 21

      Sunday, December 15 – Third Sunday of Advent

      • 8:30 am – K.E. Cafe opens
        • Coffee, tea, juices, donuts, bagels, bananas, granola bars are available!
      • 9:30 am – Worship Service with Rev. Dylan Parson

        • Scripture Lesson: Isaiah 35:1-10 Matt 11:2-11
        • Morning Message: “”Joy”

      Wednesday, December 18

      • 7:00 am – Men’s Bible Study with Pastor Dylan
      • 7:00 pm – Bible Study for All

      Thursday, December 19

      • BEYOND at Spencer UMC
        • 6:15 – Light Supper
        • 7:00 pm – Service

      FUTURE DATES

      December 22 – 8:15 am – Trustee Meeting

      December 24 – 11:00 pm – Christmas Eve Candlelight Service at Fairhaven UMC

      December 25- Merry Christmas

    • Hope

      Sunday service was led by Rev. Diane Randolph and was titled “Hope”.

    • 2019 South Hills Partnership Christmas Eve Services

      Hill Top UMC Candlelight service at 6 pm

      Carnegie UMC service at 8 pm

      Spencer UMC Candlelight Service with Live Nativity at 9 pm

      Fairhaven UMC Candlelight service at 11 pm

    • The Save The Windows at Fairhaven United Methodist Church

      The windows of Fairhaven United Methodist Church are a treasure; they are the legacy not only for members of Fairhaven United Methodist Church, but also to residents of Overbrook, and Pittsburgh since 2013 when the Fairhaven United Methodist Church building designated as a Pittsburgh Historic Landmark.

      The windows date to the 1907 and are believed to have been designed by the Rudy Brothers Studio located in the East End of Pittsburgh for over a century. This studio designed and created windows for many churches in the Pittsburgh area including Calvary Episcopal Church and Sacred Heart Roman Catholic Church.

      The Save The Windows fundraising campaign began in 2013     in order to save Fairhaven United Methodist Church’s stained glass windows from continuing their age-related deterioration. The campaign was envisioned as a ten-year campaign to raise $200,000.00 that would enable all the windows in the church to be restored.

      Thanks to our donors, the campaign has raised over $120,000.00

      And we are now in the home stretch. There are four more windows that need to be restored, one of which is the centerpiece of the church sanctuary, the Good Shepard Window.

      We come to you again and ask for your help in this final push to complete this important project and thank you for your support over the last six years.

      Donations can be mailed to:

      Window Restoration Fund

      Fairhaven United Methodist Church

      2415 Saw Mill Run Boulevard

      Pittsburgh, PA 15234