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Union Avenue UMC, 1843 S. Union Avenue, Alliance | Sundays at 8:45 and 11 a.m. New Here?WRMU Live Stream - Sunday at 11:00 a.m.Sunday Services
Greetings beloved Union Avenuers,
As a church, we are going to exercise an abundance of caution and do our part to “flatten the curve” with the current COVID-19 (coronavirus) pandemic.
Here’s what is happening this Sunday:
-All children and youth Sunday School and events are cancelled (message us to receive children’s worship bulletins/puzzle pages)
-All adult Sunday School classes and Oasis are cancelled
-Social hour is cancelled**
11:00 Worship – We livestream the service through our Union Avenue UMC Facebook page (facebook.com/uaumc) and broadcast the service over WRMU-FM 91.1 FM. Message us to receive the worship bulletin.
Offering – Please mail in, drop at office, or slide under office door after hours. This enables us to meet ongoing expenses (utilities, salaries) and missions/community outreach needs.
We will continue to communicate as future plans are made. May we continue to experience God’s presence through it all – and in it all.
**Can’t go without your Sweet Bunz from Sebring? Please consider contacting them at 330-238-0810 to order donuts or breakfast.
About Us
Union Avenue UMC continues a long-standing tradition of not just learning about our faith but also practicing our faith as a mission church. There are many exciting ways for people to connect with ministries that help the poor and disenfranchised of society.
Visiting
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Have Kids?
From newborns to preschool and gradeschool to teens, we love children and have many activities for them.
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HALLWAY PROJECT: Serious work continued on the Hartshorn Hallway Thursday, but the first step before any remodeling can take place is to remove any asbestos from the ceiling.
That’s the job of a team from the Cardinal Group of Akron headed by Jody Hunt, who has more than 30 years experience in the business. Jody and his assistant Corey Mosley began the week-long process of safely removing asbestos by sealing off with plastic sheets the entire hallway, which will leave only the ceiling exposed.
Once the ceiling is down, the precise method to remove asbestos will take place. After that, trustees will address a leaky pipe situation and then the Building Ministries Team (BMT) will evaluate the next step in remodeling the entire hallway, according to John McIntosh who is overseeing the project.