Glorifying God and Serving Our Community
A Time to Give Thanks -- Sunday Worship, 10:30 am.
Harvest Dinner -- A Church Homecoming!
Sunday, Nov. 18, is Harvest Dinner at Savage Memorial! Make plans to stay after worship, to share with family, old friends, and at least a few new faces, the grace of gratitude that Thanksgiving represents. Bring place settings, last names A-L bring a dessert, M-Z bring salad to share. The Deacons provide all the rest.
Now Thank We All Our God
Sunday, Nov. 18, is Harvest Dinner at Savage Memorial! Make plans to stay after worship, to share with family, old friends, and at least a few new faces, the grace of gratitude that Thanksgiving represents. Bring place settings, last names A-L bring a dessert, M-Z bring salad to share. The Deacons provide all the rest.
Now Thank We All Our God
Baking cookies, and Jackie delivering them to Rhona at Transitional Youth. Each ziplock contained a Bible verse and a prayer from SMPC. Thanks to the Membership & Evangelism Committee. Mission is Sweet!
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Christ Is Risen, Indeed!
What's Coming Up:
September
Sunday, September 30 -- Farewell to Marshall Cuffe in worship, 10:30 am.
-- Neighborhood Concert "Beethoven to Sinatra", 2 pm.
October
Thursday, October 4 -- Christians in Conversation, 10:30
Sunday, October 7 -- World Communion Sunday, 10:30 am.
Thursday, October 11 -- Christians in Conversation, 10:30 am.
Thursday, October 18 -- Christians in Conversation, 10:30 am.
Thursday, October 25 -- Christians in Conversation, 10:30 am.
Saturday, October 27 -- Compassion David Douglas Mini-Clinic @ Eastside Free Methodist Church.
November
Thursday, November 1 -- Christians in Conversation, 10:30 am.
Sunday, November 4 -- Communion Sunday, 10:30 am.
-- Beverly Crow leading in worship.
-- Stone Soup lunch, immediately following worship.
Sunday, November 11 -- Grace Sunday, Dedication of Support for 2019.
Sunday, November 18 -- Harvest Dinner, immediately after worship.
Join us as we reach out and celebrate together!
Thanks Be to God!
Here's a sample of Elaine's anthem, "Thanks Be to God!"
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A greeting from our pastor....
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In all things, we are thankful!
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Friends and family, sharing good times and growing in our faith.
Christians in Conversation
Thursdays at 10:30 am. Join us for topical, faithful conversations. An "open space," we will go where the Spirit leads!
Thursdays at 10:30 am. Join us for topical, faithful conversations. An "open space," we will go where the Spirit leads!
Grace and peace to you, in the name of Jesus Christ!
Church family: for some people, these two words are synonymous. For others, the family in which they grew up included a particular church, the celebrations and familiar feel of church. For some, the words conjure up a closed picture of a clan you have to be born or marry into. But that is not us.
At Savage Memorial, we are proud to be a church family. For us, that means people of all generations are valued and included. That means the ties of love are continually extended to include new life, new people, new experiences. Church family means we eat together, celebrate together, cry together, and grow together in faith.
We welcome folks of every worldly condition into our church family, regardless of race, age, physical ability, sexual orientation, ethnic origin, or economic condition. We are committed to the grace of openness in extending the fellowship of Christ to all persons.
We are members of the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.), and as such are a worship-centered, Biblically-ordered, and Spirit-led expression of the larger church. Connections to other believers, congregations, and ministries keep us personally involved with Christ’s worldwide work. In worship, fellowship, and mission, we joyfully give all praise and honor and glory to God.
Our people are connected to the world and our communities. Thoughtful awareness and genuine engagement with the workings of the world are valued here. We come from around the corner, across the country, and the world over, and we relish the diversity of a family with broad roots. Our dedication has long been captured in the line – To the Glory of God and the Service of our Community. Yes, that’s us.
We invite you to join us as we offer ourselves to God and are prepared for God’s service in the world. There is a place for you at our family table.
Shalom – Chris Grewe, pastor
Church family: for some people, these two words are synonymous. For others, the family in which they grew up included a particular church, the celebrations and familiar feel of church. For some, the words conjure up a closed picture of a clan you have to be born or marry into. But that is not us.
At Savage Memorial, we are proud to be a church family. For us, that means people of all generations are valued and included. That means the ties of love are continually extended to include new life, new people, new experiences. Church family means we eat together, celebrate together, cry together, and grow together in faith.
We welcome folks of every worldly condition into our church family, regardless of race, age, physical ability, sexual orientation, ethnic origin, or economic condition. We are committed to the grace of openness in extending the fellowship of Christ to all persons.
We are members of the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.), and as such are a worship-centered, Biblically-ordered, and Spirit-led expression of the larger church. Connections to other believers, congregations, and ministries keep us personally involved with Christ’s worldwide work. In worship, fellowship, and mission, we joyfully give all praise and honor and glory to God.
Our people are connected to the world and our communities. Thoughtful awareness and genuine engagement with the workings of the world are valued here. We come from around the corner, across the country, and the world over, and we relish the diversity of a family with broad roots. Our dedication has long been captured in the line – To the Glory of God and the Service of our Community. Yes, that’s us.
We invite you to join us as we offer ourselves to God and are prepared for God’s service in the world. There is a place for you at our family table.
Shalom – Chris Grewe, pastor