Hello Friends!

Today we will celebrate the Sacrament of Holy Communion.  Please prepare bread and cup for the Service so we may partake together.

We will be live streaming worship each Sunday on our Zion’s Reformed Facebook Page and you can view the video there. Please “Like” or “Follow” the page to receive updates and notices. The video will also be posted on YouTube on our channel–Zion’s Reformed Greenville PA.  The intent is that we continue to be in community with one another and offer worship and praise and thanksgiving in all the ways we can. We post worship materials in the “Pastor’s Corner” on our webpage www.zionsucc.org and send worship materials by email or postal mail each week so you all can have a sense of connection.  

Please send Pastor June any prayer requests by email, text, phone, or messenger.  And share any feedback or comment on worship in the sanctuary, the live stream, or video posting. This is meant to be meaningful for you so we appreciate knowing what works and what we could do differently.

The Consistory will meet on August 5 to discuss how the church will proceed given the increase in cases in Mercer County.  We will continue to have lectors and musicians as part of the service.  And many thanks to Allen Morrill, Leslie Graul, Lance Callahan and Julie Hills for helping with the livestream equipment.  Please let Consistory know if you have any thoughts about resuming in person worship or activities.

As always, each of you is in our prayers. Physical distancing does not mean we are distant from one another in heart and spirit. And we know that our Creator, Redeemer, and Loving Spirit is present with us always and in every moment.  For all this we give thanks.

The Altar Flowers are placed in memory of Rena King, by Carol Ann Cash.

Hello Friends!

As you know, we have once again returned to online worship. Our services will be streamed LIVE on Facebook at 10:30 am each Sunday (link below) and will be posted to our YouTube Channel shortly after the service.

We wish you all a very blessed week!

Hello Friends!
Consistory will meet on June 24 to continue the discussion about returning to worship in the sanctuary. They will review a draft written plan and any updates will be in the July newsletter.

Internet is installed in the sanctuary and we are waiting for the camera and microphones to arrive and be set up. If you are interested in helping run the camera, let the office know. We will continue to live-stream worship for the foreseeable future. Please let Consistory know if you have any thoughts
about resuming in person worship or activities.

Please send Pastor June any prayer requests by email, text, phone, or messenger. And share any feedback or comment on the live stream or video posted on the Zion’s page. This is meant to be meaningful for you so we appreciate knowing what works and what we could do differently.

Hello Friends!

Consistory met on June 3 and decided to continue the discussion about returning to worship in the sanctuary until their meeting on July 1. This was based on the fact that there are not yet clear guidelines in place from the state to allow a written plan to be made. They have authorized the purchase of equipment and installation of internet in the sanctuary so
that we can continue to live-stream worship for the foreseeable future. Please let Consistory know if you have any thoughts about re-opening.
Please send Pastor June any prayer requests by email, text, phone, or messenger. And share any feedback or comment on the live stream or video posted on the Zion’s page. This is meant to be meaningful for you so we appreciate knowing what works and what we could do differently.

As always, each of you is in our prayers. Physical distancing does not mean we are distant from one another in heart and spirit. And we know that our Creator, Redeemer, and Loving Spirit is present with us always and in every moment. For all this we give thanks.

Today we celebrate Trinity Sunday with Holy Communion. Before the service you will want to prepare any kind of bread to share and a cup or small cups of juice — perhaps grape or cranberry — or wine, with or without alcohol. Set these elements in the space where you experience worship electronically with our faith community. Place a mask and a glove on your table symbolically as well. Perhaps you want to put everything on a lovely cloth or fabric that reminds you of a special time or person. Perhaps light a candle or place a flower or the photograph of someone you wish to bring into the circle of faith beside the bread and the cup. Thank you for your preparation.

As always, each of you is in our prayers. Physical distancing does not mean we are distant from one another in heart and spirit. And we know that our Creator, Redeemer, and Loving Spirit is present with us always and in every moment. For all this we give thanks.

Hello Friends!

Today we celebrate Pentecost Sunday. For the call to worship you may wish to have water, a bell or wind chime, soil or sand, and a candle in your worship space to represent water, wind, earth and flame.

As always, each of you is in our prayers. If you have any prayer requests, please contact Pastor June via text, phone or the prayer request button on this page.