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Bluff Point United Methodist Church is a small rural church with a “hometown feeling”. It is located within the heart of the beautiful Finger Lakes Region, only one mile from Keuka Lake. We consider ourselves a welcoming congregation with members ranging in age from infant to 90+. No one is a stranger.
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Are we in Hawaii Jeff and Stacey? Article by Joyce L. Wiedrich 11-05-26 This past week we talked about love. Pastor Jeannine told the children about several love songs. We need to love God and love others. Even our hymns were all about love. The most powerful emotion is saying I love you. We need to show love toward others, love ourselves, and show love for God. We will love our earthly neighbors better if we love God more. When it comes to love, we need to say it. If God can love us, no matter what why can’t we always love ourselves? November 24 we will be decorating for Christmas. Pastor Jeannine passed around clipboard so that people can sign up for Sunday school, fellowship, nursery, and other activities to help the church. She is starting a youth group the third Sunday of each month after the first of the year. We will also be ringing the bell for Yates County Christmas, the day before Thanksgiving from 9 to 4 in front of the Tops store. Lots of things happening as we get closer to Christmas. Don’t forget your hats and mittens for our mitten tree which we will be doing through November 29. Our Angel tree will be from November 29 to December 13. Pastor Jeannine invited us all to go to Dresden for Bible study at noon starting Tuesday, October 27. Bring your own lunch and a snack to pass. The study will be on Rebecca the mother. Read Genesis 27 :1 through Genesis 28: 5. If you have missed the first week, you can still join in! Thank you to Marilyn, Sands, and Christie Mosch for delicious snacks!
The congregation wore pink this past Sunday to honor those that have faced a diagnosis of breast cancer Article by Joyce L. Wiedrich 10-29-26 Ron Miller gave us an update on the Hope Walk. $6000 was raised just from the members of Bluff Point Church. Thanks to all who contributed. Dick Smith gave us an invitation to the open house on Sunday, November 8 at 2pm for the newest habitat house in Yates County. It is on Bigelow Avenue in Dundee. Our lesson this past week was on the story of rendering to Caesar the things that were Caesars into God the things that were Gods. Cesar thought a lot of himself and had his image printed on coins. He was the ruler of the land. They paid taxes to the Romans for land that was taken from them. They could not carry grave images in, therefore, could not carry Caesars coin. This was certainly an interesting story taken from Matthew 22: 15-22. Thank you too Amy Van Dyke and Nancee Scott for delicious treats. The apple dumplings were particularly tasty. See you on Sunday!
The kids enjoyed painting pumpkins during Sunday school after their Bible lesson. Article by Joyce L. Wiedrich 10-22-26 This past week we did our biannual road cleanup of our section on 54 – A. Thank you to the 16 people that helped out it was a beautiful fall day, and we finished in record time. This Sunday was the children’s Sabbath- they helped in aspects of the church service. Pastor Jeannine taught the children how to make the word peace in American sign language. She asked the children what peace meant to them. Many of them said- no fighting, no yelling, no hating others. God has his own hand in peace. Everything will be OK. God‘s peace is special and it’s there when things are noisy or not going our way. And no matter what is going on it stays in our hearts. As we live with God‘s peace, it’s important to share it with others. God takes all of our worries and gives us a wonderful sense of peace in return. The scripture lesson was Philippians 4: 1-9, read by Meridyn Whitford. Today we prayed over three prayer shawls to give to those facing illness or struggles. One of those was the prayer of Laura Hammond, given to a family member who is having current health concerns. Put on your calendar our hat and mitten tree will be up from November 1 to November 29. Bring mittens, scarves, and hats to put on the tree. We will be collecting for our Angel tree family from November 29 through December 13. More information will be forthcoming. See you in church on Sunday!
