Our online worship service begins at 10:00 a.m. each Sunday.
To access via YouTube: Go to Salford's channel and click the live video.
To access via Facebook : go to the Salford page and click "Videos" on the left to see the live-stream.
The live-stream will begin with prelude at 9:50.
To access via YouTube: Go to Salford's channel and click the live video.
To access via Facebook : go to the Salford page and click "Videos" on the left to see the live-stream.
The live-stream will begin with prelude at 9:50.
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Pastors' Update for April 9:
Dear Salford family,
We have come into the time of morning birdsong, flowering trees, bright splashes of yellow in daffodils and forsythia. Spring has truly arrived, and the earth is full of the murmurings of resurrection. With vaccine rollout widespread and happening more and more quickly, hope is in the air: hope for life beyond the pandemic, hope for once again being able to gather freely with friends and family – and our church community! In this week's newsletter, see details of our plan for beginning in-person, indoor worship.
“The Lord is risen. He is risen indeed!” we proclaimed last Sunday as we celebrated the day of Resurrection in our Easter morning services. As we welcome the coming of springtime and the rebirth of hope that this point in the pandemic seems to offer us, let us attune our hearts and minds to the presence of the risen Christ with us. Where do we “see his hand of mercy and hear his voice of cheer” (as the old hymn says)?
As new life stirs and rises from the earth into blossom and bloom around us, may our faith and hope and companionship with the risen Jesus and our commitment to walking actively in his way of peace also stir to new life within us and among us.
- Pastors Beth, Maria, and Dorcas
Beth Yoder: 215-859-3617
Maria Hosler Byler: 267-500-5679
Dorcas Lehman: 717-330-2620
Click each person's name to send them an email.
See the newsletter for more recent updates from our church community.
Dear Salford family,
We have come into the time of morning birdsong, flowering trees, bright splashes of yellow in daffodils and forsythia. Spring has truly arrived, and the earth is full of the murmurings of resurrection. With vaccine rollout widespread and happening more and more quickly, hope is in the air: hope for life beyond the pandemic, hope for once again being able to gather freely with friends and family – and our church community! In this week's newsletter, see details of our plan for beginning in-person, indoor worship.
“The Lord is risen. He is risen indeed!” we proclaimed last Sunday as we celebrated the day of Resurrection in our Easter morning services. As we welcome the coming of springtime and the rebirth of hope that this point in the pandemic seems to offer us, let us attune our hearts and minds to the presence of the risen Christ with us. Where do we “see his hand of mercy and hear his voice of cheer” (as the old hymn says)?
As new life stirs and rises from the earth into blossom and bloom around us, may our faith and hope and companionship with the risen Jesus and our commitment to walking actively in his way of peace also stir to new life within us and among us.
- Pastors Beth, Maria, and Dorcas
Beth Yoder: 215-859-3617
Maria Hosler Byler: 267-500-5679
Dorcas Lehman: 717-330-2620
Click each person's name to send them an email.
See the newsletter for more recent updates from our church community.
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