Pinebluff United Methodist Church

06/04/2026

Lift Fred up in prayer he And Debbie and Debbie‘s mother used to attend our church. They are neighbors here in Pinebluff to us.

05/24/2026

05/24/2026

Hello to all of our brothers and sisters in Christ!
This evening we will have a guest speaker from the country of Armenia sharing with us about “Project Agape”.
Her name is Nara Melkonyan.

Armenia is where we will send our Christmas boxes this year.
We hope that you will plan on coming.
Bring your whole family.

We will have supper beforehand at 5

*A Personal Message from Nara*

It was like yesterday when project AGAPE started its humanitarian activities to help the people of Armenia after the devastating earthquake, destructive war, and collapse of the economy following the fall of Soviet totalitarian regime.

Throughout the history of civilization, there are not many nations who have experienced as many sufferings as the Armenians.

Armenia was the first country to adopt Christianity as the state religion in 301.
It is incredible that love does not recognize borders and does not care about distance.

We THANK YOU for your support and dedication to Project AGAPE.

With our most profound appreciation for your commitment and love, we extend to all of you our warmest greeting, asking the Giver of all gifts to grant you good health, renewed dedication, and increasing happiness in service to His glory, to His kingdom, and to your church and people in His great commission of salvation.

04/01/2026

Please join us for our sunrise service this Sunday morning at 7 am at Pinebluff cemetery

Join us for our Community Sunrise Service at 7am at Pinebluff Cemetery on cemetery rd. Our Methodist men will be serving breakfast afterwards at Pinebluff Methodist church 275 East New England Ave.

04/01/2026

Please join us for our Maundy Thursday “Tenebrae service” this Thursday April 2 at 5pm.

Please let us know if you want to attend as we need an approximate count to know how to set up for our meal and service.

A Tenebrae service (Latin for "darkness" or "shadows") is a solemn Christian service held during Holy Week—typically on Spy Wednesday, Maundy Thursday, or Good Friday—that marks the betrayal, suffering, and death of Jesus.

It is characterized by the gradual extinguishing of candles until the church is in complete darkness, symbolizing the fleeting faith of the disciples and the darkness of Christ's death.

The service ends with a loud noise, or strepitus, symbolizing the earthquake or closing of the tomb.

01/30/2026

Posting in advance:
No services this Sunday
February 1st,2026 In light of our incoming snow forecast.

Stay Safe, stay warm and take the time to be in the Word of God and in prayer 🙌

01/23/2026

No services for this coming Sunday January 25, 2026 due to impending weather