Announcements
and Resources
 

​There will be no Family Night this week, November 26. The office will be open Monday - Wednesday from 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. Normal office hours and evening activities will resume starting December 1.

The Christmas season is right around the corner, and that means lots of music at Beulah. “The Story of Christmas in Word and Song” will take place at 2 p.m. on Sunday, December 14. This combined service is our version of the traditional Service of Lessons and Carols. In addition to the Sanctuary Choir, there will be music from the Chancel Bells and Embellishments bell choirs. Come to sing familiar carols and to hear readings of the Christmas story, and plan to stay for the light refreshments following the service!

Worship with us this Christmas Eve!

All teens are welcome to join us for Youth Praise Band as we learn worship songs, do creative projects, worship plan, and use our gifts to experience the love of Jesus! We pray together, spend time in song text, and work insectionals with Kelly Miskis.

We will meet every other Sunday, directly following the Contemporary worship service. Bring a brown bagged lunch, your instrument, and plan to stay at church until 2:30 every other Sunday. 

11:15: contemporary worship

12:15-1:00: lunch and hang

1:00-2:30: rehearse

Our next meeting is November 30. Email Kelly if your teen has interest in attending a session!

Come and enjoy some delightful holiday music by Community Band South on Monday, December 8 at 7:00 p.m. in our sanctuary. A collection will be taken to benefit Lost and Found Pharmacy.

A cookie reception will follow the concert in MGB Hall.

Our Beulah family knows that we have neighbors who are struggling with food insecurity, when people don't have enough to eat and don't know where their next meal will come from.

Beulah's Mission Outreach Support Team is collecting monetary donations from now to the end of the year for our mission partner, the Greater Pittsburgh Community Food Bank as this year's holiday offering.

The Greater Pittsburgh Community Food Bank reports that requests for help always peak during the holiday season and it is already seeing more demand and reduced resources. With the USDA funding cuts, higher food prices, and interruption in SNAP benefits, this season is looking to be particularly challenging.

These are our neighbors, let's be especially generous this year when we make our donation.

To donate, please make checks payable to Beulah and note "holiday offering" on the memo line. These can be returned in either your marked offering envelope or in a Mission Offerings envelope found in the Sanctuary and literature rack. Thank you in advance for your generosity.

In November we will be collecting coats, hats, and gloves for St. James in Wilkinsburg. We have learned, that while all donations are welcomed, there is a greater need for coats for adults.

St. James holds "warm" clothing days regularly and welcome any coats, hats, gloves, and sweaters.

Be on the lookout for reminders of these future collections:

January & February - Paper products and bar soap

March & April - New underwear

May & June - Spices and condiments

Prayer is an expression of our dependence upon God and our interdependence on one another.

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Submit prayer requests to prayerchain@beulahpresby.org