Where: HUMC located at 4560 Hwy 49 in Harrisburg, NC
When: Saturday, Sept 16th, 9am-3pm
Set up will be Friday, Sept 15th, 3pm-8pm
Registration will open on April 1st!
BBQ sale and Bake sale will be happening as well!
Please note: The most significant change this year is that there will be NO TABLES PROVIDED. You will need to provide your own table. Tables MUST fit in the space provided (approx 8ft x 4ft) and can be no bigger than 6ft x 3ft. You WILL be asked to bring a different table if it does not follow these requirements.
Whether you’ve just started worshiping with us or been a member for years, there’s always someone to get to know. Join us and get to know fellow congregation members better, or meet someone new in this progressive meal-style event. Sign-up to bring a light appetizer or dessert, and we’ll take care of the main meal. We’ll have a taco and potato bar with all the toppings. Fun for the whole family, but you’ll all dine with someone new unless you have a small child. Contact Shanna Green with any questions: shanna_jarvis@hotmail.com. We hope to see you there!
Everyone is invited to join us for breakfast during the 10:00 am Sunday School hour on April 23rd.We’ll have activities for children after they eat, devotion, conversation, and fellowship for adults! Please let us know you are joining us at rsmith@harrisburgumc.org.
April 9th 6:58 Sunrise Service around the fire pit
Easter Services 9 am Contemporary & 11 am Traditional
From the Pastor’s Desk
To the Harrisburg Church Family I am excited to be able to spend my first Easter Sunday with you all. Christ is risen! The significance of the Resurrection as a historical event is simply incredible. It is the cornerstone of our spiritual substance. The importance of the Resurrection as a continuing event for today, tomorrow, and forever after is even more prof0und.
As we get ready for Easter Sunday morning at Harrisburg each person that comes in Harrisburg doors will fit in each of the four principal characters in John’s gospel chapter 20.
John: He saw and believed. Period. That is, he saw the empty tomb. He got it immediately. He knew that Jesus was the risen Lord!
Thomas: He didn’t see, and he didn’t believe. He didn’t get it. He could not get his head or his heart around an alleged resurrection without some kind of empirical evidence.
Peter: He saw the empty tomb, but was confused. Had no idea what it all meant. But, oh well, it wasn’t going to stop him from getting on with his life. He returns to Galilee, his old job and moves on.
Mary: She saw the empty tomb and, like Peter was confused, but totally immobilized. It was hard to think about how she was going to live without Jesus in her life. It is she who, when Jesus calls her by name, is able to utter the great resurrection affirmation: “I have seen the Lord.”
My question and the theme for Easter at Harrisburg is, “When was the last time you really seen the Risen Lord?” My prayer and hope is that we realize that he is always there.
