Our worship service begins at 9:30 a.m. each Sunday in the meetinghouse.
The service is streamed on YouTube and Facebook: Go to Salford's YouTube channel and click the live video; OR go to the Salford Facebook page and click "Videos" on the left to see the live-stream.
See the newsletter for week-to-week updates about worship.
The service is streamed on YouTube and Facebook: Go to Salford's YouTube channel and click the live video; OR go to the Salford Facebook page and click "Videos" on the left to see the live-stream.
See the newsletter for week-to-week updates about worship.
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An update from the pastors, Weds. Nov 24:
Dear Salford family,
This week marks the end of one church year and the beginning of the next. Advent begins this Sunday; in this season we dare to imagine what is possible in the already, but not yet, of God coming into the world in Jesus. We welcome the Light of God that is making all things new.
And as a congregation we, too, are in the midst of ending and beginning: last Sunday was Pastor Beth Yoder's last Sunday as Salford's pastor as she steps into phase one of her retirement, and it was Maria Hosler Byler's first Sunday back from maternity leave. We are carrying a deep sense of God's faithfulness as we look back on what has been and anticipate what is to come.
It's a fitting week for the celebration of Thanksgiving. We wish you joy in your celebrations - the deep joy that comes from being in touch with the world's pain, and knowing God holds us in everlasting love. In recognition of this holiday and in honor of the nations who lived in this place before us, we leave you with this excerpt from an Ojibwe prayer from this year's Thanksgiving At Home Liturgy:
We give thanks for love like the wings of the eagle. We dedicate our lives to you, our Creator and Savior. As we walk on this earth, may we learn together and celebrate the way of peace, harmony and tranquility. We give thanks to you, O God.
-Pastors Dave Greiser, Maria Hosler Byler, and Dorcas Lehman
Click each person's name to send them an email.
See the newsletter for more recent updates from our church community.
Dear Salford family,
This week marks the end of one church year and the beginning of the next. Advent begins this Sunday; in this season we dare to imagine what is possible in the already, but not yet, of God coming into the world in Jesus. We welcome the Light of God that is making all things new.
And as a congregation we, too, are in the midst of ending and beginning: last Sunday was Pastor Beth Yoder's last Sunday as Salford's pastor as she steps into phase one of her retirement, and it was Maria Hosler Byler's first Sunday back from maternity leave. We are carrying a deep sense of God's faithfulness as we look back on what has been and anticipate what is to come.
It's a fitting week for the celebration of Thanksgiving. We wish you joy in your celebrations - the deep joy that comes from being in touch with the world's pain, and knowing God holds us in everlasting love. In recognition of this holiday and in honor of the nations who lived in this place before us, we leave you with this excerpt from an Ojibwe prayer from this year's Thanksgiving At Home Liturgy:
We give thanks for love like the wings of the eagle. We dedicate our lives to you, our Creator and Savior. As we walk on this earth, may we learn together and celebrate the way of peace, harmony and tranquility. We give thanks to you, O God.
-Pastors Dave Greiser, Maria Hosler Byler, and Dorcas Lehman
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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