Welcome to Robinson Elmwood United Church
Our Sanctuary is now open for in-person worship Sundays at 10AM (COVID protocols will need to be followed)
You can also to click here and join us for online worship Sundays at 10AM
Our office is open Monday - Thursday 9AM to 3PM.
If you are in need of a mask, please contact us and let us know.
You can also to click here and join us for online worship Sundays at 10AM
Our office is open Monday - Thursday 9AM to 3PM.
If you are in need of a mask, please contact us and let us know.
Our Doors & HEarts are OpenWe welcome all who would like to worship and grow in faith and fellowship with us. We go forth into our community to share Christ's love with many who need a sign of hope. Watch or listen LiveWe're excited to have a new way you can join us for worship. Click here for a live video of our worship services. We broadcast live Sundays at 10AM and for special services throughout the year. The camera and sound should be available approximately 5 minutes before the start of each service.
COVID-19Due to COVID-19, all visitors to our building must:
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Sacred SeedsMany of you know that I love gardening, and I love metaphors about gardening.
Last week, Mary Browne did a great job working with the Sacred Seeds metaphor to talk about preparing the ground for the Sacred Seeds we want to plant. I loved it! In keeping with that theme, I want to tell you about this year’s gardening season, and how I decided to start some of our plants from seed. As is often the case, it can be hard to predict how many seeds will germinate, so seed starters often start more than they need, so they know they will have enough. When most or all of my seeds germinate, what do I do with all the plants I can’t keep? Because I have way too many seedlings now! If I can’t plant all of them, can I give them away? Perhaps. But will they be planted? There are no guarantees, are there? We can start all the seeds we want, but when there is an abundance of plants, what will we do with all of them? What do we do with all of our Sacred Seeds that are germinating? Should we concentrate on cultivating just a few types, or is it better to have an abundance? Can we give some away, or should we keep them and try and plant them? I offer these words and questions today in order to plant some Sacred Seeds among us. If, in the miracle that is our lives, you find something that grows from it, let me know! Amen -Pastor Gary 5/8/2022 |
Upcoming Events
See more events at our calendar or special events pages!
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Easter Pie Sale
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Our Easter Pie Sale is back again this year! We'll have delicious fresh-baked pies to bring to your Easter Dinner table! Flavors include Apple Pie (crumb topping), Ricotta Pie, and Peanut Butter Pie with Chocolate Ganache. Other flavors available. This year, if we sell out on Friday, we won't open on Saturday, so get here early!
Date: Friday April 15 from 11AM - 5PM Time: 11AM - 5PM If Not Sold Out: Saturday April 16 from 9AM until we're sold out. Location: Fellowship Hall Cost: $15 / Pie |
Our Welcome Photo is of our Lenten tablecloth. Photo by Elizabeth L. Martin
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ROBINSON ELMWOOD UNITED CHURCH
126 South Terry Road, Syracuse, NY 13219 315-468-2509
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The information contained on this Website and anything available for download is for educational and informational purposes only and is not intended as, and shall not be understood, as advice or pastoral services.
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