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DREXEL HILL UNITED METHODIST CHURCH
 

Corner of Burmont Road and School Lane, Drexel Hill

              

Join us for Sunday services at 10 a.m.

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THE MATSIKO
WORLD ORPHAN CHOIR

Hear the Joy|See the Hope |Feel the Love

The internationally known MATSIKO World Orphan Choir performed an energetic and moving concert here on Tuesday, October 8th as their current USA tour approaches its conclusion.

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The group of 35 youths from Liberia stayed here for 3 nights while they performed at various venues in the area. From here they traveled to Pittsburg for their next series of concerts.

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Best of luck to this wonderful group of international ambassadors as they continue to raise awareness of the poverty in their homeland and  underscore the need for assistance to help educate the youth in an effort to create real and sustainable opportunities for a better life.

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Coat and Blanket Collection

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Sunday October 20th
 

Once again, as Fall blows in, we are seeking donations of new or very gently used coats as well as new blankets. They will be collected and blessed at our service on Sunday October 20th.

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It has been a long standing tradition at DHUMC to to assist the residents of The Life Center at 63rd and Market Streets every October.

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Please drop off your donations on Sunday morning or on Friday morning in the church office. Thank you for your generosity in assisting those in need with a means to stay warm in the cold days ahead.​​

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Welcome

 

 

 

Thank you for visiting Drexel Hill United Methodist Church online.  

 

Our church building is open for you to vist! Give us a call and we'll arrange to let you in, (610)259-2104. We invite to visit our YouTube channel where you can view videos of our weekly Sunday worship services and other church activities.           

 

  

  • New to the area?

  • Looking for a church to call home?

  • New to the church scene?

 

     We'd like to invite you to visit our church family at 600 Burmont Road in Drexel Hill.  

     We've had deep roots in the community for more than 90 years and we'd love a chance to say hello and share our mission and ministry with you and your family. 

 

  • Tour our website and visit our Facebook page. 

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  • Like what you see?  Stop by Sunday at 10 a.m. for services and a friendly greeting.

     

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Our Mission

 

 

 

Our congregation has provided a faithful witness to the love of God since 1923, expressed through the Methodist tradition.

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  • We are your neighbors.

  • We are families, from newborns to seniors. 

  • However you self-identify you have a place among us. 

 

     We heartily seek to include everyone into our community who search for a relationship with God. Wherever you are in life or on the journey of faith, we welcome you. 

Worship

 

 

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  • WHEN: Services are 10 a.m. Sunday mornings.

  • WHERE: In the Sanctuary. Enter from Burmont Road.

  • ​WHAT: The Service

      +Scripture       

        readings  

      +Sermon

      +Hymns

      +Special music 

      +Children's message

      +Prayers--joys and 

       concerns

      +Communion​ once a month.  (You do not have to be a Methodist or a member of the church to receive Communion.)

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Coffee social after worship gives congregants and visitors a chance to share some food and fellowship.  

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Seasonal/special services 

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+Thanksgiving service

+Longest Night

+Christmas Eve (Family and traditional)

+Holy Week

+Healing service

+Easter Sunday

+Mother's Day

+Father's Day

+Graduates

+Children

+Veterans

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Check this website and our notice board outside the church for any additional service information.

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NEWSLETTER ARCHIVES

If you'd like to find out more about Drexel Hill United Methodist Church, click on the link here to read our monthly newsletter, MINISTRY@DHUMC.

Weddings

 

Our church offers a traditional setting for your most sacred celebration. Please feel free to call or email for more information on how Drexel Hill United Methodist Church can fit into your wedding plans. 

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 Questions? You can visit the church office on Bloomfield Avenue, Tuesday  through Friday, 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., call, email, or visit our contact page on this website. 

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Latest News

Check out the latest videos, photos and articles highlighting events and activities on the Drexel Hill United Methodist Church Facebook page. 

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Faith Discussed​

On Being: Come to the Pastor's Study and listen to the 7AM Sunday morning broadcast of "On Being." Host Krista Tippett takes up the big questions of life with scientists, theologians, artists, and teachers — some you know and others you'll love to meet. Arrive a little before 7 and get settled in with your coffee. A time for discussion will follow.  ​

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Relief Fund

Please show your support and donate to our Love the World fund. 

Reconciling Ministries Network

Our congregation became               Reconciling in the 1980s. This means we advocate for the inclusion of all sexual orientations and gender identities in the life of our congregation and seek to transform our Church and world into the full expression of Christ’s inclusive love. If you would like to learn more, please visit rmnetwork.org

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