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Early Head Start, Head Start and Pre-K Preschool!

Save a Spot!!! Apply Now! For Early Head Start, Head Start and Pre-K Preschool!! Free quality preschool programming throughout Allegheny County. Yes, we are taking applications for this year and next fall right now. Call 1-866-214-KIDS *Applications are reviewed and prioritized prior to enrollment/placement.

Pastor Sue Hutchins Retiring

At our South Hill Partnership Conference on Monday, October 26, Pastor Sue Hutchins announced that she will be retiring as of June 30, 2016.

Summer Book Drive News

Summer Book Drive News

A big thank you to everyone who supported our Summer Book Drive. With the help of all the Partnership churches, we collected over 400 children’s books for the Allentown Learning and Engagement Center and over 100 adult books for distribution in the community. Please continue to keep ALEC, Hill

Hill Top UMC Grand Re-Opening

The date is unknown at this time. Once we have a better idea when the majority of the building will be completed, we will announce a new date. Thank you for your continued prayers as this project moves forward.

This Week August 16 - 22

Sunday, August 16 * 8:30 am – Free Kingdom Everlasting Cafe * 9:30 am – Worship Service led by Pastor Debbie Ackley-Killian – Sermon “A Grateful Song, A Thankful Heart” * MISSION OPORTUNITIES * Collection for Food Donations for Washington City Mission * SUMMER BOOK DRIVE for the Allentown Learning and Engagement Center (ALEC) and the

Changes To The Website

During the next week, the Fairhaven Website will be going through some changes. Thank you for your patience during this transition. But why the changes? I’m glad you asked. The Fairhaven website was a self hosted WordPress.org website. In other words, this means that Rachel and I where

confirmation sunday

Confirmation Sunday May 17

May 17 will be a joyous day for three of our Partnership churches as we welcome new confirmands to our congregations. Over the past year, young people from the Spencer, Crafton, and Castle Shannon churches have been meeting together weekly to learn about the beliefs and practices of the Christian