All are welcome to attend a Community Meet & Greet for newly appointed pastor of Stone United Methodisit Church, Domingos Fernando. Your RSVP to armendia.dixon1@gmail.com is appreciated but there is room for all, so please come if possible.  

Join Bishop Sandra Steiner Ball and other clergy and laity from around the western Pennsylvania Conference for an immersive, engaging journey of exploration and learning about the history and ongoing impact of the Civil Rights Movement on this life-changing seven-day bus tour experience. You'll learn about key moments in the movement, systemic changes, and hear from leaders who were there, as together we journey toward greater understanding and action as an important part of what it means to be disciples of Jesus Christ.

During summer 2026, Jerra Jenrette, retired professor of history, will take interested folks on a "virtual" trip through the history of the Salem witch trials. These trials occurred during the 17th century when neighbors and family members launched a series of witchcraft allegations against people in Massachusetts Bay Colony (MBC).

Founded in 1630 by Puritans seeking religious and economic freedom, MBC leaders sought to establish what was essentially a theocratic government. Beginning in 1688, the small town/village of Salem, Massachusetts, became the focal point of the "American" witch craze. This course will examine the role of fear, faith, and women in this infamous/famous period in our history, considering the impact (short-long term) as well as how it reflected broader and deep themes in the development of this nation. During 1692-93, twenty people were executed and four others died awaiting trial, while 150-200 people were accused of witchcraft in a community whose population was 600!

During her academic career, Jerra taught several courses on the Salem witch trials, the European witch craze, and took students to visit historic sites in Salem and the surrounding area for more than twenty years.

Please RSVP to the Edinboro UMC office at office@edinboroumc.org if interested in participating.

The WPAUMC Discipleship Task Force is excited to invite women leaders, laity and clergy, to this leadership conference that aims to bring women together to affirm their call, build grace-filled relationships and mutual support, and equip hearts, minds, and hands to take the next faithful step in their mission and ministry.

Empowered together, women laity and clergy are created and called for purpose. You belong here. Join us for this affirmation of leadership, call, and connection!

Register today at wpaumc.org

The church office will be open for Summer Hours

from July 27-September 7.

Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursday 

9AM-12PM

HAPPY BIRTHDAY!

Judy Dennis

Frank Urbanick

Dave Shafer

Aubrey Minnis

Jan Emblidge

Lana Lang

Jessica Finney

HAPPY ANNIVERSARY!

Larry & Margaret Sippy

Barb Baker