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, Thursday Oct. 21:
Dear Salford family,
For six weeks we’ve been thinking together about “what makes Salford, Salford.” This Sunday in second hour groups, we’ll have a chance to talk about the characteristics we’ve listed: welcome, supportive presence, generosity, spiritual hunger and receptivity to learning-in second hour groups. Class leaders and teachers will guide the conversation, which will be a kind of sounding board on who we are as a church in a COVID and post-COVID world.
One descriptor that has been repeatedly borne out in experience is “generosity.” Last Sunday, we began receiving a special offering for Ida flood relief. The idea of this offering is to bless church members and other folks in the neighboring area who were hit hard by the flooding by giving financial assistance.
Even before last Sunday, people were beginning to bring their gifts to the church office. On Sunday morning there was an outpouring of giving in the offering baskets. Since then, more money has continued to come in. As of Thursday, October 21, we have received $9,653.00, with the promise of more on the way! Thank you for this latest outpouring of Salford-style generosity.
This Sunday morning, Dave will bring a sermon on connecting with our local community. There are many ways of connecting; but blessing our neighbors with material aid on the heels of a catastrophic storm is one of the most practical connections imaginable. Thank you, church! And thanks be to God.
- Pastors Dave Greiser, Beth Yoder and Dorcas Lehman
Click each person's name to send them an email. Pastor Maria is on maternity leave through mid-November.
See the newsletter for more recent updates from our church community.
Dear Salford family,
For six weeks we’ve been thinking together about “what makes Salford, Salford.” This Sunday in second hour groups, we’ll have a chance to talk about the characteristics we’ve listed: welcome, supportive presence, generosity, spiritual hunger and receptivity to learning-in second hour groups. Class leaders and teachers will guide the conversation, which will be a kind of sounding board on who we are as a church in a COVID and post-COVID world.
One descriptor that has been repeatedly borne out in experience is “generosity.” Last Sunday, we began receiving a special offering for Ida flood relief. The idea of this offering is to bless church members and other folks in the neighboring area who were hit hard by the flooding by giving financial assistance.
Even before last Sunday, people were beginning to bring their gifts to the church office. On Sunday morning there was an outpouring of giving in the offering baskets. Since then, more money has continued to come in. As of Thursday, October 21, we have received $9,653.00, with the promise of more on the way! Thank you for this latest outpouring of Salford-style generosity.
This Sunday morning, Dave will bring a sermon on connecting with our local community. There are many ways of connecting; but blessing our neighbors with material aid on the heels of a catastrophic storm is one of the most practical connections imaginable. Thank you, church! And thanks be to God.
- Pastors Dave Greiser, Beth Yoder and Dorcas Lehman
Click each person's name to send them an email. Pastor Maria is on maternity leave through mid-November.
See the newsletter for more recent updates from our church community.
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