Our Mission: Providing a place for worship, fellowship, and mission outreach.
Join us for worship every Sunday at 9:15 a.m., and at 10:35 a.m. for Sunday School. (Sept.–May)
Directions: We are located at 1833 Park Forest Ave, behind Denny's on North Atherton. From North Atherton, turn on Park Forest Ave and turn Right on Cornflower Lane to get to the parking lot. You can click on the map below to be taken to mapquest, where you can type in your address and get directions.
There is a bus stop on the N bus route right in front of the church (stop 496 & 497). See the Catabus schedule for the N bus route here.
For current events and a copy of our monthly newsletter the MOSAIC, go to "news", or for complete information please contact the Church Office at (814) 238-2657.
Upcoming Worship Themes
| February 12, Primary Lessons. 1 Corinthians 9:24-27. Tuesday is the New Hampshire primary for candidates seeking to "run" for President. Apostle Paul offers suggestions for the proper way to run, whether it is for President or for life. 2nd Sunday Benevolence--loose plate monies go toward benevolence. |
| February 19, A Broader View. Mark 9:2-9 & 2 Kings 2:1-12. Transfiguration Sunday: Peter, James & John view Jesus in God's light. The mystery of the prophet Elijah's exit from this life, and that of Jesus' transfiguration experience, pulls us toward living more deeply a life of faith, that is, a greater reality beyond what our physical senses perceive. |
| February 22, Ash Wednesday Service, Coming Home to God's Embrace. 7:00-7:30 p.m. Fanny Crosby's hymn "Softly and Tenderly Jesus is Calling," and Jesus' parable of the willful child (Luke 15: 11-24) provide the setting for one of Christianity's time-honored starts to the season of Lent--Ash Wednesday. "Coming Home to God's Embrace" is the theme of this abbreviated but deeply meaningful service. |
| February 26, To Hell and Back. 1 Peter 3:18-22. First Sunday in Lent: Holy Communion served in the pews. The Apostle's Creed declares that Jesus "descended into hell." Some support for this phrase seems to come from our scripture lesson. But what does it all mean for us today? Some clue can be found in the article "Standing in the Shadows" in February's issue of our church newsletter, "The Mosaic." |