Celebrating 200+ Years of Methodism in Gettysburg!

Welcome!

Welcome to the fellowship of Gettysburg United Methodist Church.

We gather to give praise and thanks to the One who has given us Christ Jesus, and through him, all things.

Our goal is to rejoice in the presence of the Lord before we begin a new week, to support one another in prayer and to challenge one another to live as people of God in our homes, offices, shops, factories, schools and playgrounds.

We believe the Christian life is the most rewarding, demanding and fulfilling life possible.

Welcome!

In-person worship has resumed. We will follow the CDC and PA COVID safety policies, as we have been doing; note these have recently been revised (click here to see the Current Guidelines). Services will also be live-streamed to our Facebook page every Sunday at 10:30 a.m. (we may begin the live-stream earlier with preparatory music).

Online Services will continue to be available on Facebook. Since they will be live-streamed, they will not be available before 10:30 a.m. on Sundays. Services will also be saved on Facebook and available for viewing at any time after they end.

Please click here to make an electronic donation to our ministries.

Sunday school classes have not yet resumed.  Weekly Bible Study meets Wednesdays from 10:30 am to noon on Zoom. Please email the church for more information:

pastor@gettysburgumc.org

Excerpt from this week’s Devotional:

“The parts of the body are all different. A hand is very different from an eye or a tongue. The parts of the body are different because each has a different purpose and function. The purpose of a hand is to manipulate and change the world around us. The purpose of an eye is to see. The purpose of a tongue is to taste and to speak. In the same way, we are all different and have different gifts. Some may have the gift of music; others may have the gift of teach-ing; others may have the gift of helping others; others may have the gift of organization and administration. All are essential to the functioning of the Body of Christ.”

Click here to read Pastor’s Rick’s message on the passing of Rev. Jay Zimmerman.

Click here for the link to Rev. Jay’s memorial page and obituary on the Monahan Funeral Home page.