August 9 Zoom worship
UPDATE: The videos — worship services as well as Bible studies — are now up on our YouTube page. You can find that link on the right-hand side of all posts. Here’s an embedded version from this Sunday’s Zoom worship:
Announcements
Parking lot service – July 26, 9:30 a.m.
Outdoor Worship Service Guidelines Sunday, July 26, 2020, 9:30 AM The service will be held outside of the entrance to the Fellowship Hall, in the large parking lot. We will be using both a public address system and broadcasting via FM 90.5. The service will also be streamed on Zoom and on the church’s Facebook … [Read more…]
July 2020 Milestones now available
The July 2020 edition of the Milestones — our church’s newsletter — is now available for reading and download. Just click on the ‘MILESTONES’ link in the black bar above. Catch up on the news of our church — which keeps on praising God, sharing Christ’s love and serving our community despite not being in … [Read more…]
Administrative assistant position available
Oxon Hill United Methodist Church has a part-time administrative assistant position available. Here’s the general introduction from the document: Oxon Hill United Methodist Church is looking for an Administrative Assistant who is an energetic, detail-oriented, and creative individual to serve the needs of our church and community. The Administrative Assistant works primarily with the Pastor … [Read more…]
Welcome, Pastor Cho!
It’s July 1 and, in the United Methodist Church, it’s the day on which new pastoral appointments take effect. And, for our great family at Oxon Hill UMC, that means the official start of our time with Rev. Mi Ja Cho as our pastor! We welcome Pastor Cho with open hearts and open arms — … [Read more…]
Linden McIlvaine obituary
Clarence Linden McIlvaine, developed musical liturgy April 10, 2020 Clarence Linden McIlvaine, 84, of Tampa, Fla., passed away peacefully Thursday, March 26, 2020, after a long battle with cancer. Clarence, who went by Linden, was born, raised and attended school in Georgetown. After graduating high school in Sussex County, he attended Lebanon College where he … [Read more…]