As we say goodbye to 2020, we can look back and see triumphs and failures. Our focus this Sunday will be how God can use us, even when we fail. We will hear from some members of our church family and watch a short video! Join us for our ONE worship service that begins @ 10am. We will be meeting online as well as in person. Please join us in whatever manner is best for you. Happy New Year!

The message the angels gave centuries ago still applies to us today. Do not be afraid! It takes a wise person to balance a healthy fear and at the same time, not to be afraid. This Sunday, we discuss wisdom in our series called SERENITY. The message is entitled "Full of Fear and Not Afraid". Join us when we worship in person @ 9am & 11:10am and/or online @ 9am. Please follow the guidelines set forth by our state regarding the pandemic. We also are gathering on TWO separate evenings for our Christmas Eve Candlelight Celebration: Wednesday December 23 & Thursday December 24. Both services begin @ 7pm and will be online as well. Join us as we celebrate the birth of our Savior King!

Who couldn't use some peace? Circumstances in life bring difficult times very quickly. Knowing this, how can we live the life that God intends for us to live? This Sunday, we begin a 3-part series based on the popular "Serenity Prayer" called SERENITY. The first message is focuses on the life of Mary entitled "When the Rogue Wave Arrives". Join us in person @ 9am & 11:10am and online @ 9am as we worship and give thanks to the Lord for His goodness.

Many times, the gift of memory helps us to remember blessings and times of thankfulness. That will be the focus of our worship time this Sunday as we celebrate Thanksgiving. The message is entitled "Pleasant Places" and you are invited to join us for our ONE worship service beginning @ 10am, either in person or online.

We live in a world that is full of uncertainties. Our health, an election, our families just to name a few. How does a follower of Christ live in such uncertain times? This Sunday, we conclude our series and address those issues with a message entitled "Hoping For The Best". Join us in person @ 9am or 11:10am or online @ 9am.

Some verses in the Bible inspire us. Some verses cause us to re-think how we should live. However, there is one verse that could be considered awful. This Sunday, we will discuss that verse in a message entitled "That's A Terrible Verse!" Join us in person @ 9am or 11:10am or online @ 9am as we worship and celebrate our risen Savior, Jesus Christ.

Good mood or bad mood? As followers of Jesus, how can we avoid being angry or irritable? This Sunday, we continue in our series called LOVE DOES with a message entitled "On Being Irritable". Join us for worship either in person or on Facebook Live or our church web page (www.jennerstownumc.org) @ 10am. We'd love to see you!

Rush, rush, rush. We never have time to talk, to sit and listen and we, as a nation, are so impatient. As followers of Christ, that should not be the way we live our lives. This Sunday, we continue in our series called LOVE DOES with a message entitled "The Problem of Hurry". We meet for worship in our church building @ 9am & 11:10am. WE WILL BE LIVE STREAMING THE 9AM SERVICE so join us either on Facebook Live or on our church web page (www.jennerstownumc.org).

An empty cross. The empty tomb. These are victories for the followers of Jesus and they should make a difference in how we live our lives. This Sunday, we conclude our series called THE BADNESS OF BLENDING with a message entitled "Live Like You Believe It." We will be meeting in the church building for worship @ 9am & 11:10am. The service will be broadcast live in the parking lot at those times as well. We will also be online @ 10am on Facebook or the church web page (www.jennerstownumc.org) You are invited to join us as we celebrate the faith we have in a risen Christ!

What are you willing to risk for the Gospel? Can we expand the limits of our faithfulness? These are some of the questions that will be talked about this Sunday. You are invited to join us @ 10am either in our church parking lot or online as we discuss the promise made to Abraham in the Old Testament many years ago, that God would bless his heritage. Do we receive blessings like that today? Join us and find out!