Mt. Lebanon United Methodist Church (MLUMC celebrated
its
100th anniversary in 2011 by expanding its lay leadership programs to continue to provide meaningful and
appealing new approaches to worship and the study of Christian
life. MLUMC also extends its service to the community through outreach programs and a series of concerts and other events open to the public.
Worship Services We're located at 3319 W. Liberty Ave., at the corner of Scott Road in Dormont. Our 8:30 a.m. Sunday service is held in Sanner Chapel, adjacent to the sanctuary. Our 10:45 a.m. service is held in the sanctuary. Both the chapel and sactuary are accessible through the triple doors on West Liberty Ave. Handicapped access is through the double wooden doors from the parking lot. Take the elevator to the third floor. Nursery care is available for both services in Room 305 of the Education Building. Check with ushers or greeters for directions.
Kidz Praise, a special worship service for ages 3 through 3rd grade, meets during our 10:45 Sunday service.
Sunday School Sunday School for all ages is held from 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. in various rooms. Check with ushers or greeters for locations.
Parking Parking is available in the double-level lot adjacent to the church, in a lot
behind Laughlin's Funeral Home (across West Liberty Avenue from the
church) and on the street.
MLUMC members enrolled in degree programs in college or graduate school are invited to apply for scholarships from the MLUMC scholarship funds. Families have established funds through the United Methodist Foundation which will be distributed annually. These fund are limited, and a scholarship committee will review applications.
Applications are in the church business office or may be downloaded from the MLUMC website: www.mlumc.org. Applications also can be e-mailed at your request. The deadline for their return is July 1, 2013, and all decisions will be reported by July 30.
If you wish to contribute scholarship funds please contact Rev. Warman or John Dalzell at the church office, 412-531-7131.
The United Methodist Committee on Relief (UMCOR) is coordinating response to the tornadoes that devastated Moore, Oklahoma, on May 20. If you wish to donate to this effort, make your check payable to MLUMC and designate “tornadoes” in the memo field. Drop your check into an offering plate or at the church office. You may also donate online at the UMCOR website: www.umcor.org.
The DIA girls will host a fashion show atnoon Sunday, May 26, in AsburyCenter. The show will feature beauty products from Mary Kay and fashions from Jockey, modeled by the girls and their lovely mothers. The cost is $7 per person, and a light lunch will be provided. DIA members will be selling tickets after services, or a purchase at the door. All proceeds support DIA fundraising for the year. We hope you will join us for this event! Donations of food for the luncheon would be greatly appreciated. If you would like to donate or have questions, please call Sam Fisher at (412) 452-4448.
MLUMC’s Spring Rummage Sale is scheduled for 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday, June 1. We need your working appliances, clothing, and other household goods. PLEASE SAVE CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS FOR FALL! We’re no longer accepting TVs or computer monitors because of the difficulty of recycling them if they do not sell. All proceeds go directly to the Missions Committee for projects near and far.
Volunteers are also needed to help with setup, teardown the week of the sale as well as during the sale itself. Signup sheets are posted throughout the church and in Sunday School classrooms. Please consider giving an hour or two of your time to this very worthwhile cause.
The United Methodist camp at Jumonville offers a fun, friendly, faith-building sleepaway camp program and Christian family vacation for all ages. Located about 50 miles south of Pittsburgh, Jumonville offer mini-camps & family camps for younger ages through adults, and week-long, co-ed, (arts, adventure, sports, samplers and special interest) camps for ages 8-18. Devotions, Bible study, and worship are an integral part of this lively growth experience. While most events are one week long (6 days), we offer 3 day to 8 day camping experiences for all ages & interests. Events include sports camps, adventure camps, creative & performing arts camps, mini camps and all around camps.
Mt. Lebanon United Methodist Church is seeking a full-time Director of Youth Ministry. This position requires an average commitment of 40 hours per week, including Sundays. Compensation based on experience and skills. The successful candidate will be expected to develop and grow a new youth program.
Click here to download a job application,or contact John Dalzell at 412-531-7131. The application should be printed, filled in and returned by mail, along with a resume, to
John Dalzell, Business Administrator Mt.LebanonUnitedMethodistChurch, 3319 W. Liberty Ave.
Pittsburgh, PA15216
Mt. Lebanon United Methodist Church is seeking a part-time Coordinator of Christian Education to work an average of 30 hours a week/12 months a year. Their mission is to provide leadership and resources to the programs of Christian education focusing on children and their families from nursery age through grade 12. Previous experience in Christian education and effectiveness in connecting with children, parents and volunteers is preferred.
To download an application, go towww.mlumc.org/coordinator.pdf, or contact John Dalzell at 412-531-7131. The application should be printed, filled in and returned by mail, along with a resume, to
John Dalzell, Business Administrator Mt.LebanonUnitedMethodistChurch, 3319 W. Liberty Ave.
Pittsburgh, PA15216
The Disciple 1 Bible Studymeets Wednesdaysat 6 p.m. in the WelcomeCenter on the church's second floor. In Disciple, small groups meet to really understand scripture. It is a chance to read, interpret and discuss the Bible in an accepting community and apply it to your faith journey. It's challenging and insightful and offers an opportunity to become part of a small group as well.
MLUMC offers free blood pressure screenings the first Sunday of each month in Sanner Chapel after the 10:45 worship service.
A few facts:
>> One in seven people have high blood pressure (HBP).
>> Over half of those with HBP don’t know they have it because they have no symptoms.
>> HBP can be controlled; once it is under control, life can be healthy and happy
>> The only way to find out if you have HBP is to have your pressure checked
You can now listen to MLUMC sermons on the web!
Podcasts of sermons beginning July 4, 2010, are now available by clicking on the Sermon Podcasts logo at right or on the podcasts link on any MLUMC web page. You'll need some type of media or mp3 player installed on your computer. In most cases, this will already be set up. If you don't have an mp3 player on your computer, we recommendiTunes, available from Apple at no charge.)
"What if church wasn't just a building, but thousands of doors? Each of them opening up to a different concept or experience of church - and a journey that could change our world. Would you come?"
This intriguing question is the basis of a new United Methodist website,10thousanddoors.org.10000doors offers a streamlined, "clearinghouse" format that aims to collect tons of relevant information about religion -- headlines, videos, chat, music, Q&A -- in one place. Visit 10000doors now, by clicking on the link above or on the logo at the bottom of our home page.
If you love to sew and want to use your talents to help others, here's a great opportunity! Hands and Hearts in Mission makes items to donate to a variety of projects. We make quilts, blankets, school bags, wheelchair bags, dolls, kids’ clothes, cloth diapers, and other items for the needy.
We meet each first and fourth Thursday from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. in Epworth Chapel … but wait! You don’t even have to come to the meetings! You can make things and turn them in without ever attending a meeting … though we ARE a lot of fun!
We make items for UMCOR (United Methodist Committee on Relief) , Asbury Heights, Nyadire, the Zimbabwe Hospital, the Home of Hope Orphanage, and several other organizations. Items are tagged with the maker’s name, the place they want it to go, and the church address.
We learn from each other, share patterns, discover new tools, meet new friends and generally have a great time as we do God’s work. Come and let you hands and hearts bless others!