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, Jan. 15:
Dear Salford family,
This is a week where thoughts race and emotions run high. The deep ideological division which we've been feeling for so long is further intensifying through the events of election, rioting at the Capitol building, impeachment of the president, and threats of further violent protest; Feelings of fear, hopelessness, and anger are common. You may be noticing some of the physical symptoms from early in the pandemic: tension held in your body, clenched teeth, difficulty sleeping or difficulty getting out of bed. We are in an extended crisis, and these are ways our bodies respond.
On top of the events happening in our world we also acknowledge that our congregation has experienced a significant number of deaths, both members of the congregation and loved ones of our members, over the past few months. This week Martha Blank passed away, a faithful elder in our midst. Many, many of us are grieving and feel the absence of these loved ones. This shapes our experience of these days.
Amid all that is, and the different patterns that COVID has caused us to adopt, it may take extra initiative to reach out to others in the church community. We are here for you and we are here with you. Please know that we regularly hold you in prayer, and we love to hear from you. Don’t hesitate to reach out to a pastor or a board member with any questions, concerns, hopes, or joys. These connections are a part of our “gathering strength” in this season.
-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,
This is a week where thoughts race and emotions run high. The deep ideological division which we've been feeling for so long is further intensifying through the events of election, rioting at the Capitol building, impeachment of the president, and threats of further violent protest; Feelings of fear, hopelessness, and anger are common. You may be noticing some of the physical symptoms from early in the pandemic: tension held in your body, clenched teeth, difficulty sleeping or difficulty getting out of bed. We are in an extended crisis, and these are ways our bodies respond.
On top of the events happening in our world we also acknowledge that our congregation has experienced a significant number of deaths, both members of the congregation and loved ones of our members, over the past few months. This week Martha Blank passed away, a faithful elder in our midst. Many, many of us are grieving and feel the absence of these loved ones. This shapes our experience of these days.
Amid all that is, and the different patterns that COVID has caused us to adopt, it may take extra initiative to reach out to others in the church community. We are here for you and we are here with you. Please know that we regularly hold you in prayer, and we love to hear from you. Don’t hesitate to reach out to a pastor or a board member with any questions, concerns, hopes, or joys. These connections are a part of our “gathering strength” in this season.
-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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