Two Churches worshiping Together

Two churches, Robinson Elmwood United Church (PCUSA) and Fairmount Community Church United Church of Christ worshiping together as One Worshiping Community. 
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Palm Sunday Service @ 10AM on April 2, 2023
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Maundy Thursday Service @ 6:30 PM on April 6, 2023
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Good Friday Open Sanctuary @ 12PM to 3PM on April 7, 2023
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Easter Sunday Service @ 10AM on April 9, 2023

Join us for Worship

There are many ways you can join us in worship:
  • In Person: Sundays at 10AM (followed by fellowship at 11)
  • Live Stream: Sundays at 10AM on YouTube. Past services are also archived on the same channel.
  • Reading Past Sermons on our Sermon Archives. 

COVID-19

Due to COVID-19, all visitors to our building must:
  • Wear a mask if unvaccinated. Masks are encouraged for anyone who wishes to wear one.
  • Use hand sanitizer as necessary
  • Maintain proper physical distance whenever possible
  • We strongly encourage all visitors to be fully-vaccinated against COVID-19.

Easter FlowerS

You have the opportunity to add to our beautiful display of flowers on Easter Sunday. Plants will be $10.00 each and can be dedicated in memory or in honor of a loved one. They will be a mix of unscented spring flowers. You can take your plant or plants, or have yours planted around the grounds for spring beauty year after year. 
In Memory of
In Honor of

Sacred Seeds

In both our scriptures this morning, we will hear stories of resurrection. Dry bones that get up and live after Ezekiel prophecies to them, and Lazarus, the close friend of Jesus, who died, was buried in a tomb, and then was brought back to life.

Whether literal or metaphorical, can you identify any aspects or areas of your life that you believe are dead, but could be born anew?

A friendship, a relationship?

Are there aspects of your life that you believe could be transformed if they were allowed to die, and rise again?
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Is there a path in your life that you thought was a dead end? Would it’s resurrection lead to new life, or bear new fruit?
 
I ask these questions in order to plant some sacred seeds.  If, in the living of your faith life, you find that something sprouts, or germinates, I hope that you will let me know!

 -Pastor Gary
3/26/2023

Minute for Mission

The gifts you give to OGHS are leveraged with those of others across the United Church of Christ bringing a greater impact to the work being done with local and global partners. Your support enables us to respond to a variety of global and local concerns by addressing advocacy, sustainable development, refugee and asylum issues, migration, disasters, and assisting those most in need and vulnerable among us.
The three programs supported by One Great Hour of Sharing - Presbyterian Disaster Assistance, the Presbyterian Hunger Program, and Self-Development of People - all work in different ways to serve individuals and communities in need. From initial disaster response to ongoing community development, their work fits together to provide people with safety, sustenance, and hope.
Our Monthly Mission Collection for January supports the Presbyterian Disaster Assistance response for the earthquake in Turkey and Iran. 

Upcoming Events

See more events at our Calendar or special events pages!
Welcome photo by Jenn Morse. Christmas Eve Service 2022