Fairhaven UMC

United Methodist Church

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

    • Calling All Men

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      Wednesday’s  from 7am – 8am at Fairhaven

      Come out for fellowship, coffee and studying God’s word.

      Contact Pastor Matt for more information at 412-532-6157 or [email protected].

    • Fulfilling The Law In One Easy Step

      Sunday Service was led by Pastor Matt Price and the Sermon was titled “Fulfilling The Law In One Easy Step”.

    • Tastefully Simple Party


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      Our Annual Tastefully Simple Party Fundraiser to benefit the Gala will be held on October 7th at 7:00 pm.

    • This Week September 7 – 13

      Sunday, September 7

      • 8:15 am Administrative Council Meeting – Free Continental Breakfast
      • 9:30 am Worship Service with Communion lead by Pastor Matt Price – Sermon “Fulfilling The Law In One Easy Step”

      Monday, September 8

      • 9:30 am Walking Group with Pastor Sue at Spencer UMC
      • 12 Noon UMW Meeting
      • 6:00 pm NA Group
      • 7:00 pm SHP Quarterly Meeting at Carnegie UMC

      Wednesday, September 10

      • 7:00 am Men’s Fellowship with Pastor Matt

      Thursday, September 11

      • 12 Noon Lunch & A Movie at Spencer “God’s Not Dead”
      • BEYOND Casual Worship at Spencer “God’s Curriculum” -6:15 pm Light Meal 7:00 pm Service

      Saturday, September 13

      • 10 am – 12 pm Membership Class at Fairhaven UMC

       

    • Stained Glass Window Reinstalled

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      Rich Cummings provided the following details regarding the new stained glass window.

      • The window was reinstalled August 20 and it took 11 hours.
      • The cost of the restoration was $38,500 and it took 14 week to complete.
      • The window was taken to the studio of Kelly Art Glass where it was taken apart pane by pane. Each pane was cleaned and the lead supports were resaudered.
      • This restoration was necessary due to the fact that the lead supports were failing, causing the support of the whole window to be placed on the bottom window panes which were cracking under the additional stress.
      • This restoration was made possible by a grant from the Pittsburgh History and Landmark Foundation and individual donors.

      Thanks to all for making this possible.