Sermon
March 19th Sermon: Broken Hallelujahs – –
- Matthew 25:31-40
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In Worship
Sunday Schedule
Virtual Worship- We livestream on Facebook our 8:30am worship service. Join on our Facebook page- Crown Heights United Methodist Church.
8:30am Worship is a fairly traditional service, including Holy Communion every week. You do not have to be a member in order to receive communion. Meets in the Sanctuary.
Sunday School is from 9:45- 10:45am.
11am Worship is a bit less formal. This service also meets in the Sanctuary. We have children in for the beginning of worship and youth stay for the whole hour. We typically celebrate Holy Communion on the first Sunday of the month.
DECEMBER 2024- Advent “On the Way to Bethlehem”
How many times have you heard from the backseat, “Are we there yet?” Such impatience to arrive at the destination! Yet the journey could hold its own beauty. While the destination is perhaps the impetus for deciding to “go,” it is often the journey itself that offers the most memorable moments– frustrating or delightful.
This Advent season, we will pay attention not just to the destination of Christmas, but also to the places where events occurred that led to a manger in which a child was born who would change the world.
This Advent, as we journey to Bethlehem, we plan to go slow and take in the sights as we go. Each week we will pause in each location and see what that place has to offer us.
So buckle up, we have miles to travel this Advent, but I promise we will arrive at our desired destination right on schedule.
Rome: A Place of Longing (Hope)
Jerusalem: A Place of Waiting (Peace)
Nazareth: A Place of Simplicity (Joy)
Bethlehem: A Place of Humility (Love)
The Manger: A Place of Care
Persia: A Place of Return
2024 August through November, Trina led a sermon series on Moses, his life from Exodus to Deuteronomy. Below are the lessons we will study together. Sermons can be found on Facebook.
August 4: Exodus 1:8-2:10 Midwives and the Nile River
August 11: Exodus 3:1-15 Moses and the Burning Bush
August 18: Exodus 6:28- 7:1 Aaron speaks for Moses
August 25: Exodus 12:1-14 Passover and the Festival of Unleavened Bread
September 1: Exodus 14:10-31 Israelites Crossed the Red Sea
September 8: Exodus 15:13-16, 20-21 Song of Miriam
September 15: Exodus 16:2-15 Manna and Quail in the Wilderness
September 29: Exodus 20:1-17 10 Commandments
October 6: Exodus 17:1-7 Water from the Rock
October 13: Exodus 32:1-14 Golden Calf
October 20: Numbers 21:4b-9 Bronze Snake
October 27: Deuteronomy 6:1-9 Shema- Love the Lord your God
November 3: Deuteronomy 8:7-18 Promises of the Lord
November 10: Deuteronomy 26:1-11 First Fruits and Tithes
November 17: Deuteronomy 30:9-14, 15-20 Choose Life
November 24: Deuteronomy 34:1-12 Moses Dies in Moab
Our church was excited to host Dr. Jacob Randolph to preach two Sundays in February. As we read from the Book of Mark, Randolph used his interest and knowledge of Medieval Christianity to deepen our understandings.
MARK THROUGH MEDIEVAL EYES, check our Facebook page for saved Livestreams
February 4, Mark 1:29-39, Healing of Simon’s mother in law
February 11, Mark 9:2-9, Transfiguration Sunday
2023 August through November, Trina led a sermon series on the Book of Genesis. Below are the lessons we read together. Sermons can be found on Facebook.
August 6: Genesis 1 and 2 Creation
August 13: Genesis 3 and 4 The Fall
August 20: Gen 3 The Fall, Gen 6:1-8 Nephilim, Gen 11:1-9 Babel
August 27: Genesis 9:7-17 Noah
September 3: Genesis 12: 1-9 Journey of Abraham
September 10: Genesis 15 and 17 Covenant stories
September 17: Genesis 18 Three visitors
Septemer 24: Genesis 19 Sodom and Gomorrah (Clobber Passages)
October 1: Genesis 22 Abraham’s sacrifice of Isaac
October 8: Genesis 24 Isaac meets Rebekah
October 15: Genesis 25 Birth story of Jacob and Esau
October 22: Genesis 28 Jacob’s ladder
October 29: Genesis 29 Jacob marries Leah, Rachel
November 5: Genesis 31 Jacob flees Labon
November 12: Genesis 32 Jacob wrestles with angel
November 19: Genesis 37 Joesph sold as slave,TransMemorial worship
November 26: Genesis 45 Joseph reconciles w/ brothers
This is a sermon called Broken Hallelujahs, preached by Rev. Trina Bose North.
What’s for Breakfast?
April 10
Peter was really hoping that everything could get back to “normal,” but Jesus wasn’t finished with them yet. Sometimes food can help. Come and see what the risen Christ is up to this week!
John 21:1-14 and John 6:32-40
Join us for Potluck Brunch at noon
Christ’s Presence Confirmed: The Gift of Peace
April 3 – Communion Sunday
Jesus’ inner circle was still trying to absorb the news of his resurrection, which left them confused, stunned, and blessed. Christ responds with three specific gifts to help them (and us) to know this is for real! Have you experienced Easter yet?
John 20:19-31 and Philippians 4:2-7