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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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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!
Thank you Marilyn for helping with communion! This past Sunday was World Communion Sunday. Article by Joyce L. Wiedrich 10-15-26 Jesus wants us to be nice to people even if they are mean to us. Pastor Jeannine told the kids to share and be good to one another. Hugs go a long way if you have a bad day. Show others the love that God shows us. Pastor Jeannine asked us if any of us have ever been rejected. We have a basic need for acceptance and belonging, from family, church and clubs. Let’s work harder at having people be included. We are in control. Continue to be positive and don’t live in the negative. Our scripture was Matthew 21: 33-46. Thank you Gene James for reading. Our landscape at church looks wonderful! Beautiful mums and fall colors all around! We have a loving church family. Our condolences to Jeanette Simpson in the recent passing of her father after a long illness, and to Helen Schillinger in the death of her sister.
Nice to see Doug Fingar who is visiting us for a few weeks while he helps with grape harvest. Article by Joyce L. Wiedrich 10-08-26 Can you help us with road cleanup. We are doing it at 9 AM on Friday, October 9. Meet at church. We have a 2 mile route and usually get done in less than an hour. Thanks everybody. October 24 crossroads and Finger lakes district learning day is being held in Auburn from 9 to 2:30. Let Pastor Jeannine know if you wish to participate Pastor Jeannine asked the children if they like to do chores. Most of them not their head. She told the story of how John and William were asked to leave John initially said no if he was building a model plane but he decided to rake leaves for his dad anyway. William said he would rake leaves but he stayed and watch TV and didn’t do it. It’s better to say no and do it than to say yes and not do the chores. Our scripture was from Matthew 21 versus 23 to 32. Thank you, Alex for reading. It’s never too late to say yes to God. We are here to take care of God’s business in obey his well it may not always be smooth sailing. Obedience is difficult. We should forget about our comfort level and do God’s will! See you Sunday at 9 AM. We welcome visitors to our friendly little church.
