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The purpose of College Hill United Methodist Church is to develop a Christian
community
wise in the ways of the Spirit
bold in the ways of justice, and
graceful in relationship with all creation.
Composer Mark Hayes at College
Hilll Sunday August 10
Mark Hayes, world-renown as a
composer and arranger of choral and instrumental music, will direct the Chancel
Choir at 8:30 and 11:00am worship as well as providing an offertory piano solo.
The Chancel Choir regularly performs his compositions each year. If you
would like to be part of the choir that Sunday, join us for rehearsal on
Saturday, August 9 at 4:30pm and stay for the potluck at 6pm where you'll have a
chance to "Meet the Composer".
Great Lake Scrip available at
College Hill
Orders placed/paid for by 5pm Monday will be
available the next Sunday.
Click here
for pdf orderform.
Knit Wits Knitting Group
Tuesdays, 6:30pm in Room 105.
Beginners to Advance welcome. Current Projects:
Helmet Caps and
Lap Robes. Click on links for
PDF instructions.
Getting to know our Pastors
Rev. John V. Martin
Senior Pastor
As I follow the ministry of those great pastors and leaders who have gone before
me, I count it a privilege to be appointed to College Hill. My hopes and
dreams for College Hill are substantial and far-reaching. I hope College
Hill will continue to be a unique congregation offering God's love to all people
and all of the universe.
As we join together in living out God's invitation for life, let us remember
that God is the Essence of Love. Since we live in love, we can permit
ourselves to be an extraordinary church that brings people from all walks of
life together in concern for the good of all. I am committed to leading
you in being an inclusive, cutting edge, grounded in faith, exciting, healing,
loving, accountable in love, accepting, and transforming church.
Rev. Sarah Marsh
Associate Pastor
I am filled with a tremendous sense of joy and gratitude to
begin my first year in pastoral service among the people of College Hill UMC.
It is my prayer that the Spirit of God would bless all of
us gathered in this community with a deep sense of belonging, safety,
connectedness, and grace. And so blessed, it is my hope that the Spirit would
continue to transform us into persons of radical faith and commitment, persons
whose lives mirror and echo the boundary-breaking, world-shaking love of Jesus
Christ. May the kingdom of God spring up among us as we pursue together the
paths of peace, justice, and reconciliation, and as we seek to love and befriend
the vulnerable, marginalized, and exploited children of God in our community and
around the world.
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