Regularly, 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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An update from the pastors, Friday December 4th
Dear Salford family,
At this time of year our small talk always includes sharing plans for Christmas. This year, that small talk is weighed down by travel restrictions, mitigation measures, and COVID cases among loved ones. And here we are in the season of Advent. It’s the season of waiting and watching for the in-breaking of God into the world in the form of a humble child. We look for the presence of Jesus, dwelling with us amid all the hope and heartache this world has to offer.
This year’s weekly family Advent devotion theme, In Light And Darkness, feels especially poignant this year. Some words from that resource: “Think about the beginning of life. It almost always begins in darkness. Life needs that safe, dark, closed space to grow—a baby in the womb, like baby Jesus. A seed buried deep in the ground. This Advent, let’s prepare for Jesus’ coming by seeking out the goodness in light and darkness.” (the full devotional can be found here.)
As we wait and watch, we will be holding a Longest Night service on Sunday, December 20th at 4:30pm, just as darkness is beginning. This service is an opportunity to honor our laments with the space they need, amid the joy and bustle of the season. See the newsletter for more information on both that and our Christmas Eve service, on the 24th at 6:30pm.
And as this season begins, take heart in the many ways this community is reaching out towards one another through the darkness: meals delivered, rides offered, phone calls and porch visits made. We are here for you too, in the waiting and watching.
-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,
At this time of year our small talk always includes sharing plans for Christmas. This year, that small talk is weighed down by travel restrictions, mitigation measures, and COVID cases among loved ones. And here we are in the season of Advent. It’s the season of waiting and watching for the in-breaking of God into the world in the form of a humble child. We look for the presence of Jesus, dwelling with us amid all the hope and heartache this world has to offer.
This year’s weekly family Advent devotion theme, In Light And Darkness, feels especially poignant this year. Some words from that resource: “Think about the beginning of life. It almost always begins in darkness. Life needs that safe, dark, closed space to grow—a baby in the womb, like baby Jesus. A seed buried deep in the ground. This Advent, let’s prepare for Jesus’ coming by seeking out the goodness in light and darkness.” (the full devotional can be found here.)
As we wait and watch, we will be holding a Longest Night service on Sunday, December 20th at 4:30pm, just as darkness is beginning. This service is an opportunity to honor our laments with the space they need, amid the joy and bustle of the season. See the newsletter for more information on both that and our Christmas Eve service, on the 24th at 6:30pm.
And as this season begins, take heart in the many ways this community is reaching out towards one another through the darkness: meals delivered, rides offered, phone calls and porch visits made. We are here for you too, in the waiting and watching.
-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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