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| Newtown UMC
Liberty & Greene Sts
P.O. Box 206 Newtown, PA 18940 215-968-2662 | | Office Hours
Monday - Friday
9:00 A.M. - 2:30 P.M. FAX 215-968-9709 |
| Newtown UMC
Liberty & Greene Sts
P.O. Box 206 Newtown, PA 18940 215-968-2662 | | Office Hours
Monday - Friday
9:00 A.M. - 2:30 P.M. FAX 215-968-9709 |
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WELCOME
We invite you to visit and worship at Newtown United Methodist Church. The church is located at Liberty and Greene Streets, one block from Washington Avenue and State Street (just behind the Brick Hotel). Come to worship, to learn, to be a part of a vibrant and caring community of faith whose goals are to grow in discipleship and to reach out in mission.
WELCOME
We invite you to visit and worship at Newtown United Methodist Church. The church is located at Liberty and Greene Streets, one block from Washington Avenue and State Street (just behind the Brick Hotel). Come to worship, to learn, to be a part of a vibrant and caring community of faith whose goals are to grow in discipleship and to reach out in mission.
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FROM THE PASTOR
What a joy it is to be the pastor of Newtown United Methodist Church. While this congregation has a rich history dating back to 1840 its vibrancy is rooted in faith, outreach and creativity.
Within the last three years the congregation has stepped out in faith to reach out to Katrina victims, people in need in Appalachia, to feed the hungry in our own area and in support of the Bucks County Homeless Shelter. Our outreach question always seems to be how will we do it rather than if we can do it.
Our faith has also shown itself in creativity. Our Sunday school has developed a model of the Workshop Rotation Program, carried out with flair and enthusiasm. Several of our Sunday school rooms display high quality religious murals done by our members. Our adult choir, led by Wilann Spicia shares God’s love through a wide variety of anthems. It’s not every church that is fortunate enough to have what we like to call our “composer in residence”. Ron McVey, our organist has written and continues to write hymns, responses and anthems, adding both the life and depth of locally created art to our worship.
So, I invite you to come and share my joy in this church and, perhaps choose Newtown United Methodist Church As the community where you live your faith.
Grace and Peace!
David Cramp, pastor
FROM THE PASTOR
What a joy it is to be the pastor of Newtown United Methodist Church. While this congregation has a rich history dating back to 1840 its vibrancy is rooted in faith, outreach and creativity.
Within the last three years the congregation has stepped out in faith to reach out to Katrina victims, people in need in Appalachia, to feed the hungry in our own area and in support of the Bucks County Homeless Shelter. Our outreach question always seems to be how will we do it rather than if we can do it.
Our faith has also shown itself in creativity. Our Sunday school has developed a model of the Workshop Rotation Program, carried out with flair and enthusiasm. Several of our Sunday school rooms display high quality religious murals done by our members. Our adult choir, led by Wilann Spicia shares God’s love through a wide variety of anthems. It’s not every church that is fortunate enough to have what we like to call our “composer in residence”. Ron McVey, our organist has written and continues to write hymns, responses and anthems, adding both the life and depth of locally created art to our worship.
So, I invite you to come and share my joy in this church and, perhaps choose Newtown United Methodist Church As the community where you live your faith.
Grace and Peace!
David Cramp, pastor
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Worship service 8:30 A.M.
Fellowship time 9:15 A.M.
Sunday School 9:45 A.M.
Worship service 10:00 A.M
Youth group 7:00 P.M.
Child care provided during worship services
Worship service 8:30 A.M.
Fellowship time 9:15 A.M.
Sunday School 9:45 A.M.
Worship service 10:00 A.M
Youth group 7:00 P.M.
Child care provided during worship services
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Choir Concert Program
Track 1: Lift Thine Eyes - Mendelssohn. Performed by Annie Sciolla, Kelly Rubinsohn, Wilann Spiccia, Joyce Rubinsohn
Track 2: Gaudeamus Hodie (Rejoice Today!) - Rentz. Performed by Senior Choir
Track 3: Masters in This Hall - arr. Shaw & Parker. Performed by Senior Choir
Track 4: Mary Sat A-Rockin' - Gilpin. Performed by Senior Choir
Track 5: Mary Did You Know? - Lowry & Greene. Performed by Cheryl Litzke
Track 6: O Magnum Mysterium - De Victoria. Performed by Annie Sciolla, Kelly Rubinsohn, Wilann Spiccia, Joyce Rubinsohn, Brian Gibson, Fran Healy
Track 7: Good News - Althouse. Performed by Annie Sciolla, Wilann Spiccia, Brian Gibson, Fran Healy
Track 8: I Heard the Bells on Christmas Eve - Marks/Longfellow. Performed by Dottie Barlow
Track 9: Ding Dong Merrily on High - 16th Century French Tune. Performed by Annie Sciolla, Wilann Spiccia, Brian Gibson, Fran Healy
Track 10: Angel's Carol - Rutter. Performed by Senior Choir
Track 11: Infant Holy, Infant Lowly - Trad. Polish Carol. Performed by Annie Sciolla, Kelly Rubinsohn, Wilann Spiccia, Joyce Rubinsohn, Brian Gibson, Fran Healy
Track 12: He Shall Feed His Flock (Messiah) - Handel. Peformed by Kelly & Joyce Rubinsohn
Track 13: I Could Write a Book - Rogers & Hart/Night and Day - Porter. Performed by Annie Sciolla, Wilann Spiccia, Brian Gibson, Fran Healy
Track 14: Baby It's Cold Outside - Loesser. Peformed by Annie Sciolla, Wilann Spiccia, Brian Gibson, Fran Healy
Track 15: Lo, How a Rose E'er Blooming - 15th Century German Carol, arr. McVey. Performed by Senior Choir
Track 16: Glory to God in the Highest - Pergolesi. Performed by Kelly Rubinsohn, Joyce Rubinsohn, Brian Gibson, Fran Healy
Choir Concert Program
Track 1: Lift Thine Eyes - Mendelssohn. Performed by Annie Sciolla, Kelly Rubinsohn, Wilann Spiccia, Joyce Rubinsohn
Track 2: Gaudeamus Hodie (Rejoice Today!) - Rentz. Performed by Senior Choir
Track 3: Masters in This Hall - arr. Shaw & Parker. Performed by Senior Choir
Track 4: Mary Sat A-Rockin' - Gilpin. Performed by Senior Choir
Track 5: Mary Did You Know? - Lowry & Greene. Performed by Cheryl Litzke
Track 6: O Magnum Mysterium - De Victoria. Performed by Annie Sciolla, Kelly Rubinsohn, Wilann Spiccia, Joyce Rubinsohn, Brian Gibson, Fran Healy
Track 7: Good News - Althouse. Performed by Annie Sciolla, Wilann Spiccia, Brian Gibson, Fran Healy
Track 8: I Heard the Bells on Christmas Eve - Marks/Longfellow. Performed by Dottie Barlow
Track 9: Ding Dong Merrily on High - 16th Century French Tune. Performed by Annie Sciolla, Wilann Spiccia, Brian Gibson, Fran Healy
Track 10: Angel's Carol - Rutter. Performed by Senior Choir
Track 11: Infant Holy, Infant Lowly - Trad. Polish Carol. Performed by Annie Sciolla, Kelly Rubinsohn, Wilann Spiccia, Joyce Rubinsohn, Brian Gibson, Fran Healy
Track 12: He Shall Feed His Flock (Messiah) - Handel. Peformed by Kelly & Joyce Rubinsohn
Track 13: I Could Write a Book - Rogers & Hart/Night and Day - Porter. Performed by Annie Sciolla, Wilann Spiccia, Brian Gibson, Fran Healy
Track 14: Baby It's Cold Outside - Loesser. Peformed by Annie Sciolla, Wilann Spiccia, Brian Gibson, Fran Healy
Track 15: Lo, How a Rose E'er Blooming - 15th Century German Carol, arr. McVey. Performed by Senior Choir
Track 16: Glory to God in the Highest - Pergolesi. Performed by Kelly Rubinsohn, Joyce Rubinsohn, Brian Gibson, Fran Healy
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