Thursday, September 10, 2026

Individuals are Important! SFCOG Updates for 9/13 - CHURCH PICNIC

The Church PICNIC is Coming!

 

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We hope that each and every one of you can join us for the Picnic if possible!

 

Always remember that each person matters to God!  Individuals are important!  YOU are important!

 

On a more solemn note: each year when we remember 9/11, all around the country, the names of 2,977 individual victims are often read out loud. Tomorrow will mark the 25th anniversary since that tragic day, and we will take a moment together to remember the 30 names from Pennsylvania this Sunday. (If you’d like to remember this day in another meaningful way, our brothers and sisters at the Newville First Church of God will be hosting a special remembrance service on Sunday evening at 7, with pre-service music starting at 6 performed by the Town Band).

 

Yes, individual people are important – especially in the eyes of their Creator!

In a world of over 8 Billion People, God knows each one. God Cares about each one.

And we believe God desires to Bless each one!

 

In God’s orderly way, He wants to ensure that we care about each other, too, as we “Love His Family” in accordance with our SFCOG Mission Statement!

 

We will observe that in a unique way this weekend as we picnic together out in God’s Creation and study the 4th book of the Old Testament Torah—Numbers.

 

The Book of Numbers tells the ongoing story of the Israelites after God rescued them from Egypt and set them apart in the wilderness. It seems fitting that we will all together as One Church Family this weekend, and also sitting outside in the “wilderness,” because the book of Numbers contains detailed records about the Israelite families as they proceeded through the wilderness after God delivered them from Egypt. The Hebrew Title of this book, “Be-mid-bar,” actually means “In the Wilderness.”

 

Out there in the wilderness, God told all His People to arrange themselves in an orderly way and to take a census and count every individual person, family, and tribe. One major reason God did this appears to be so that he could systematically and uniformly bless them all, desiring that no one would be overlooked or left out of the blessing!

 

Hear the words of this familiar blessing found in Numbers 6:22-27--

The Lord said to Moses, “Tell Aaron and his sons, ‘This is how you are to bless the Israelites. Say to them:

“‘“The Lord bless you and keep you;

the Lord make his face shine on you and be gracious to you;

the Lord turn his face toward you and give you peace.”’

“So they will put my name on the Israelites, and I will bless them.”

 

According to the Aaronic Blessing, God’s Blessings include His protection & favor, in the form of Grace & Peace.

If we are called by the name of our God who was fully revealed in Jesus Christ, we can also receive these things from YHWH & enjoy them with Him today!

 

Scripture reminds us that we can experience these blessings inwardly, even if our external circumstances don’t match up.

Remember the Israelites were sitting in the wilderness when this Blessing was First Proclaimed…  They were waiting outside the promised land, not there yet. But God’s grace & peace were still upon them in the period of waiting and hoping for something greater.

 

It’s also Important to note that the Torah shows us from the very beginning, when God blesses people (like Abraham) God’s intention is for that Blessing to overflow to others— as God told Abraham in Genesis 12:3, “all peoples on earth will be blessed through you.”

 

As we gather together “in the wilderness” this weekend, let’s remember that we are known and loved by our creator, and He desires to bless us with grace and peace that will overflow to the Family of God with us, and to the world around us! Let’s join in the blessings together as we worship, fellowship, and share a meal together! There will be some special things for the kids, and a cornhole tournament also!

 

Bring a lawn chair and a side dish (or 2) to share as we “count ourselves” blessed by God together!

 

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This Sunday

 

10:00 Combined Worship and Church Picnic at Memorial Park

Preservice Music (Anita & Kristin on Harp & Violin)

Welcome & Announcements

              Traditional Style Worship Set

-How Great Thou Art

-For The Beauty Of The Earth

Offertory & Offering Collection (Music by Anita & Kristin)

Sermon

Contemporary Style Worship Set

-'Tis So Sweet to Trust in Jesus

-It is Well With My Soul

Closing Prayer and instructions for Serving Meal

Meal & Fellowship

(Chicken, Ham, Drinks & Paper Products provided, please bring side dishes to share).

Special Events

              Table Setting Giveaways

Children’s Candy Scramble

Cornhole Tournament

 

Please note, there will be no live stream this Sunday, but all of our previous services can be viewed on our SFCOG YouTube channel or our website: Online Messages (shipfcog.org)

 

 

September 11th Remembrance Service

All are invited to join together for a “25th Remembrance Service for 9/11” on Sunday evening, September 13th, hosted by the Newville First Church of God.

From Pastor Wayne Good:

 

We would be honored to have you, your church family, organization, and community join us for this special evening of remembrance and reflection.

The schedule for the evening is as follows:

•6:00 PM – The Shippensburg Town Band will present a patriotic concert.

•7:00 PM – Patriotic gathering music in our sanctuary.

•7:15 PM – A service of remembrance and reflection, honoring those who lost their lives, those who risked their lives to rescue others, and the many men and women who have continued to serve our communities as First Responders. The TCP Choir will be providing songs of reflection.

 

This evening is more than simply remembering an event from our nation's past. It is an opportunity for our community to come together, to honor sacrifice, to express our gratitude to those who serve, and to reflect on our need for God’s grace and mercy in a broken world.

Please join us—and encourage the people of your church or organization to attend. We would love to see churches, civic organizations, First Responders, veterans, families, and friends from throughout our community come together for this important evening.

 

See the Poster at the end of this Email for more Info.

 

 

Spiritual Growth & Commitment Opportunities:

No matter what your situation or what phase of life you are in right now, we have some opportunities for you to grow in your faith together as a church family. Here are a few of them that are coming up soon:

 

  • Membership Class

If you would like to learn more about our church, and to consider if church membership is a good next step for you on your faith journey, plan ahead to attend our Membership Class which we are offering on September 27th at 9:45. You can sign up in advance on the clip board in the gathering place if you have not already done so.

 

  • Child Dedication

On October 4th, we will be including child dedication as a part of our morning worship. If you have a new baby or a young child you would like to present before the congregation for dedication in this special way, please speak with Pastor Rodney or sign up on the clipboard in the Gathering Place

 

  • Weekend to Remember Discount Sale

Married couples, we want to let you know that Family Life is offering a special discount sale on tickets for Weekend to Remember. Now through September 21st, you can save 50% on the registration cost of this meaningful couple’s getaway that happens in February. Use our church code when registering to be sure to be counted towards our group—“shippensburgfirstchurchofgod” (no spaces). Scholarships are available. Learn more and Register here:

Weekend to Remember: Faith-Based Marriage Retreat

 

  • Young Adult Fellowship Meals

Our Friday Night young adult fellowship meals have returned! All young adults (college students, recent grads, career focused, etc.) are invited to come out to the Annex on Friday evenings at 5:00 throughout the semester to enjoy a meal and a time of socializing.

 

We are also planning to host a special Sunday Dinner for our college students and all other young adults in Crossroads Station.

**However, this meal has been postponed until October 4th. We had originally planned it for next week (September 20th) but decided to reschedule so we will not conflict with another young adult Disciple Makers ministry event that is happening on the same day at one of our partner churches.

We will still be looking for cooks and servers and deserts for October 4th! If you would like to help prepare or serve for this special event, please contact our Discipleship & Next Gen. Ministry Director, Troy Shively (troy.shively@shipfcog.org ).

 

 

Online Apparel Shop

Represent SFCOG at work or in the community!

We have partnered with Creative Engravings here in Shippensburg to set up an online apparel shop—you can custom order various shirts with our church logo embroidered on them. Select from 4 different styles (polo, t-shirt, long-sleeve t-shirt & sweatshirt) and several different colors. Items can be purchased online and picked up right here in Shippensburg at the Creative Engravings shop, or you may also reach out to us if you would like us to pick it up and deliver it to your church mailbox for you (select “Store Pick Up” and let us know when you receive notice that it is ready).

Visit the store:

Creative Engraving Plus, LLC| Ship First Church of God | CreativeEng&Apparel

 

 

Church Center Update

We have been gradually rolling out a new database tool called “Church Center.” It will be utilized for scheduling, record-keeping, giving, and many other ministry functions. You will be hearing more about it in the coming weeks as we implement new aspects of this resource, such as:

  • a directory feature,
  • an online giving option,
  • and upcoming changes to our Children’s Ministry check-in system.

 

  • You may have already received an email inviting you to join the Church Center Directory or to update your information. This is a great tool to enable ongoing connections, communication, and support for one another if you would like to “opt in” to this feature. It is up to each person & family to choose what information they wish to share with others within our church database. This information is secure and only accessible by others who are part of the directory.

(please note that our current “Instant Church Directory” app will eventually be phased out as we make the change to the new system)

 

You can begin learning more and start exploring Church Center by visiting this page on our website to create your own log-in or update your information.

Shippensburg First Church of God | Church Center

 

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Communications Updates

Bulletins and newsletters are available for you as you enter for worship—you can find them right outside the main doorways into the sanctuary on a table or stand for easy access. Some are usually available at our welcome desk also, but we encourage you to keep access to our welcome desk (and our handicapped accessible seating) open and available for those who may need it.

 

*Be sure to check out our Activities Calendar and the Events page on our website to learn about more upcoming opportunities!

 

*If you or your small groups, committees, etc., are planning special events involving the facilities, please be sure to communicate with the church office so we can best accommodate your needs and coordinate planning details between various ministries—Thank You!

 

The latest monthly edition of our “FYI” Newsletter is available in the Gathering Place or as you enter into the Sanctuary. The FYI contains information about upcoming events, care group opportunities, giving and attendance information, and more.

 

If you have events or information you would like to communicate, communication request forms are available from the church office, in the Gathering Place, or online.

 

 

Let us continue to worship our Good Creator together in the Sanctuary or Online this Sunday!

 

Pastor Rodney Bistline

Shippensburg First Church of God

seniorpastorbistline@shipfcog.org

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Helpful Links:

Website (shipfcog.org)

SFCOG Facebook

SFCOG Instagram

SFCOG YouTube

Online Messages (shipfcog.org)

Online Giving (shipfcog.org)

Our Activities Calendar & Events

Care Groups & Sunday School Classes

 

Shippensburg First Church of God | Church Center

 

Weekly Bulletin (updated over the weekend)

shipfcog.net/site/shipfcog/shipnews/index.html

 

 

 

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“25th Remembrance Service for 9/11”

Sunday evening, September 13th

Hosted by the Newville First Church of God

Patriotic Concert by the Shippensburg Town band at 6:00pm

Remembrance Service begins at 7:00pm

 

 

SFCOG Prayer Update

Hello Church Family,

 

The family of Donna Rebuck invites your prayers for her and for them all as she is back in the hospital and receiving comfort care measures. She says she is looking forward with joy to see Jesus face to face.

 

“Surely God is my salvation;

    I will trust and not be afraid.

The Lord, the Lord himself, is my strength and my defense;

    he has become my salvation.”

With joy you will draw water

    from the wells of salvation.

In that day you will say:

“Give praise to the Lord, proclaim his name;

    make known among the nations what he has done,

    and proclaim that his name is exalted.

Sing to the Lord, for he has done glorious things;

    let this be known to all the world.”

--Isaiah 12:2-5

 

Pastor Rodney Bistline

Shippensburg First Church of God

seniorpastorbistline@shipfcog.org

https://shipfcog.org/

 

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Tuesday, September 8, 2026

Cornhole Tournament

Hi Church Family,

This is just a quick reminder that there will be a cornhole tournament at the church picnic this Sunday.  If you would still like to participate in the tournament or if you have a cornhole set the church may borrow for the day, please contact Leah Schmitz at 717-860-3992 by Wednesday evening.  If you want to play but don’t have a teammate, please call to sign up.  There may be others who are looking for a teammate also.

Thanks,

Sonja

 

Church Secretary

Sonja Shively

Shippensburg First Church of God

Email Secretary@shipfcog.org

Office Phone 717.532.8421

 

Tuesday, September 1, 2026

Please be in prayer ??

 

Dear Church Family,

 

Please be in prayer for our brother Bill Jones Jr, he is in the hospital with a serious blood infection. He is in isolation at this time.

Be in prayer for Carman as well. We ask the Lord to hear our pleas.

 

Grace be with you,

 

Jessie Duggan

Shippensburg Church of God

Director of Visitation

717-532-8421

Availabe in Church Office Monday,  Tuesday and Wendnesday

 

 

Praise be to the Lord, to God our Savior, who daily bears our burdens.

Psalms 68: 19

 

Please pray!

 

Dear Church Family,

 

Please hold Janet’s family in your prayers as we celebrate her life.

 

Janet L. Uglow

Jul 3, 1935 — Aug 18, 2026

Shippensburg

Listen to Obituary

Janet L. Uglow, 91, of Shippensburg, passed away the morning of Tuesday, August 18, 2026, at Celebration Villa of Shippensburg.

She was born on July 3, 1935 in Carlisle, PA, a daughter of the late Clarence C. and Grace Margaret (Cover) Smith. She married Donald Eugene Uglow on May 18, 1952 in the Shippensburg First Church of God. He preceded her in death on February 1, 2002.

Janet attended Shippensburg High School and was a lifelong member of Shippensburg First Church of God. She worked in retail for most of her employment years. Due to her passion for shoes, her favorite position was at Martin Shoes.

Janet and her husband, Don always looked forward to their regular trips to Sanibel Island, FL and Myrtle Beach, SC. There, they enjoyed the company of friends and made many more lifetime friends.

She is survived by her daughter, Carlene Kay (Uglow) Frey and husband David of Shippensburg; two granddaughters, Danielle L. Cogar of Canonsburg, PA, and Amanda A. Smith and husband John of Annandale, VA; and one great-grandchild, Brayden A. Cogar of Canonsburg, PA.

In addition to her parents and spouse, she was preceded in death by her son, Donald E. Uglow, Jr., who passed away in 2024; and three siblings, Paul W. Smith, Esther M. Smith Creamer, and Galen A. “Tubb” Smith.

Funeral arrangements have been entrusted to Fogelsanger-Bricker Funeral Home & Crematorium, Inc., Shippensburg. Funeral services will be private. Janet will be privately laid to rest alongside her husband at Spring Hill Cemetery.

Memorial contributions may be made to St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital, 501 St. Jude Place, Memphis, TN 38105.

To send flowers or plant a memorial tree in memory, please visit our flower store.

Consider a donation, as requested by the family.

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Grace be with you,

 

Jessie Duggan

Shippensburg Church of God

Director of Visitation

717-532-8421

Availabe in Church Office Monday,  Tuesday and Wendnesday

 

 

Praise be to the Lord, to God our Savior, who daily bears our burdens.

Psalms 68: 19

 

Thursday, August 27, 2026

Rescued - SFCOG Updates for 8/30

Sunday is Coming!

 

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Have you ever been rescued?

 

I have a vague childhood memory of falling into a creek while fishing and being pulled out of the cold, mucky water by my father. Recently, Jen recounted a story of a time when her sister, Erin, fell off of a boat as a child and was quickly pulled out of the water by her father. Later in life, Erin in turn had the chance to rescue their friend from Raystown Lake after she fell off of a dock.

 

Your Heavenly Father sees you and is ready to rescue you!

 

Depending on our circumstances, this may take many different forms today, but let’s remember that we all share one similar story about God’s Divine Rescue plan!

 

On Sunday, we will continue our study of Torah, the first 5 books of the Bible, that have much to say about ourselves and our God.  We will turn in our Bibles to Exodus and look at Moses, the traditional author and compiler of these 5 books. Moses shares about his own personal encounter with God in the wilderness—the time when God appeared to Moses and called him to be a Divine representative to rescue God’s people from slavery in Egypt. Remember last week in Genesis we saw that all humans were created in the image of God? Moses was called to truly represent God in a special way before the ruler of Egypt.

 

God appeared to Moses from a miraculous burning bush and called him:

When the Lord saw that he had gone over to look, God called to him from within the bush, “Moses! Moses!” And Moses said, “Here I am.”

5“Do not come any closer,” God said. “Take off your sandals, for the place where you are standing is holy ground.”

6Then he said, “I am the God of your father, the God of Abraham, the God of Isaac and the God of Jacob.” At this, Moses hid his face, because he was afraid to look at God.

7 The Lord said, “I have indeed seen the misery of my people in Egypt. I have heard them crying out because of their slave drivers, and I am concerned about their suffering. 8 So I have come down to rescue them from the hand of the Egyptians and to bring them up out of that land into a good and spacious land, a land flowing with milk and honey…

--Exodus 3:4-8

 

Once again, we explore the question: “Who is God?” –a key revelation from the book of Exodus is: He is our Deliverer – this will be the summary focus for the weekend, but this particular passage reveals quite a lot more about our God.

 

We will also consider the question, “Who are We?” in light of what we know about God. Exodus reminds us that God is fully aware of what is happening to us in this world. Exodus 3:7 tells us that God sees & hears & knows the challenges faced by His people. God does not just share a passing concern, but a vested interest. He is a God who desires to be involved in the affairs of His creation, especially those in relationship with Him. As verse 8 reveals: “I have come down to rescue them.”

 

In the New Testament, Jesus fulfills and expands this story of rescue in a greater way! In Luke 4:18-19, Jesus says:

“The Spirit of the Lord is on me, because he has anointed me to proclaim good news to the poor. He has sent me to proclaim freedom for the prisoners and recovery of sight for the blind, to set the oppressed free, to proclaim the year of the Lord’s favor.”

 

Jesus continues and enlarges the Deliverance of our God!

 

And just as God called Moses and sent him to be his representative before Pharoah, while promising to be with Him, so also, Jesus still calls and sends disciples to represent Him to the ends of the earth and the end of the age, promising to be with them, as we read in Matthew 28:18-20, where Jesus says:

“All authority in heaven and on earth has been given to me. Therefore go and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit, and teaching them to obey everything I have commanded you. And surely I am with you always, to the very end of the age.”

 

Jesus has rescued us, and He calls us to join him in the ongoing rescue mission! He sees and hears and knows the needs of His creation! Do we share His concern?

 

 

This Sunday

 

8:25      Traditional Worship

We will share our welcome and announcements at 8:25, followed by a musical prelude for a time of quiet reflection.

 

A Shelter in the Time of Storm #693

And Can It Be? #347

Guide Me, O Thou Great Jehovah #682

You Are My Hiding Place #700

 

9:45     Sunday School for all ages.

Check out our Care Groups & Sunday School Classes on our website, or visit the welcome desk to learn more.

 

11:00   Contemporary Worship

Contemporary Spotify Playlist

 

Everlasting God

Lead Me To The Cross

10,000 Reasons (Bless The Lord)

Better Is One Day

 

Community Night is Resuming Soon!

Our Wednesday Night ministries will be resuming next week, on September 2. There is something for all ages at Community Night including:

  • Children’s Ministry – AWANA
  • Teenagers – Youth Group
  • Young Adults – “Foundations of our Faith”
  • Kinetics – The Continuing Adventures of the Apostles in Acts
  • Fresh StartHe Speaks to Me by Priscilla Shirer, Focusing on Prayer
  • Ladies in StepThe Gospel in Hard Times by Joni Eareckson Tada

 

Learn More:

Shippensburg First Church of God | Wednesday Community Night

 

 

The Next Generation Needs You!

 

*We are still seeking additional team members to serve in AWANA with our Children’s Ministry!*

This is a fun and rewarding way to invest time & talents in the Next Generation! Responsibilities include showing God’s Love to Children, encouraging them to Learn God’s Word as they memorize verses, and working as a team with other caring adults to create a positive learning environment for these young learners.

 

One volunteer who began serving with AWANA last fall said it was the best part of her year!

 

Contact our Children’s Ministry leaders (or reply to the email) to learn more.

 

Bible Adventure is also Seeking a CDL Driver and other helpers.

Let the little children come - to Bible Adventure, formerly known as Bible Released Time.

Established in 1980 by Children's Bible Mission, it has been known as Joy-el Ministry since 2004.

 

The Shippensburg Bible Adventure ministered to over 50 children every Thursday morning last year and is in desperate need of volunteers who love children and who are willing to help them find and memorize verses of scripture. A CDL bus driver with a passenger endorsement is also needed.

Bible Meets at our Shippensburg First Church of God On Thursday mornings 8:30 to 10 and/or 10 to 11 During the school year, starting October 1 Serving:

·       James Burd Elementary

·       Nancy Grayson Elementary

·       Shippensburg Intermediate

Please consider volunteering! To learn more, contact Carol Hunsberger, coordinator, at 223-205-8369.

 

 

Young Adult Fellowship Meals

We are excited to share that our Friday Night young adult fellowship meals will be resuming next week on September 4th. All young adults (college students, recent grads, career focused, etc.) are invited to come out to the Annex on Friday evenings at 5:00 throughout the semester to enjoy a meal and a time of socializing.

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New this year, we are also planning to host a special Sunday Dinner for our college students and all other young adults in Crossroads Station on September 20th. The Menu will include spaghetti, salad, garlic bread, & drinks. We are also in need of desserts to share—if you would like to help in this way, please bring your treats Crossroads Station the morning of September 20th. Cooks and Servers are welcome too! If you would like to help prepare or serve for this special event, please contact our Discipleship & Next Gen. Ministry Director, Troy Shively (troy.shively@shipfcog.org ).

 

 

Grief Share Training

We are hosting a special round of Grief Share that will focus on training participants to provide care and encouragement to others who are experiencing loss. Many of us know people who have lost loved ones, and we desire to support them as best as we can, but we may not always be sure how. This class will equip you to serve others as Christ-like care-givers to comfort those in times of grief. The class will begin on Tuesday, September 8th, and will meet every Tuesday morning at 10:00-12:30 in room 108, until October 20th. To learn more, contact Visitation Director Jessie Duggan. (visitationdirector@shipfcog.org )

 

 

Church Picnic

You are invited to our annual Church Picnic!

The Picnic will be on Sunday, September 13th at Memorial Park. It begins at 10:00 am with a combined worship service, followed by a meal together, and some activities, games, and fellowship.

We will once again be organizing a cornhole tournament.  Teams, please sign up by 9/6.

See the sign-up sheets in your Sunday School Classroom or in the Gathering Place to learn more and to RSVP, and to register your team for the cornhole tournament. There is also more info in this month’s edition of the FYI Newsletter.

 

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Bible Quiz Team

Join the Team!

Our quizzers recently concluded a successful season with top ranked finishes at the national competition, and now they are looking forward to next season studying the Gospel of John! Teenagers grade 6-12 are encouraged to join in this fun way to learn the Scriptures and meet other young believers. Practice for Jr/Sr High will resume on August 23rd and any interested teens are encouraged to check it out. Final commitments for the season are needed by September 8th. The first quiz of the new season will be October 4th at Camp YoliJwa. To learn more, reply to this email or contact coach Nancy Morton.

 

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Online Apparel Shop

Represent SFCOG at work or in the community!

We have partnered with Creative Engravings here in Shippensburg to set up an online apparel shop—you can custom order various shirts with our church logo embroidered on them. Select from 4 different styles (polo, t-shirt, long-sleeve t-shirt & sweatshirt) and several different colors. Items can be purchased online and picked up right here in Shippensburg at the Creative Engravings shop, or you may also reach out to us if you would like us to pick it up and deliver it to your church mailbox for you (select “Store Pick Up” and let us know when you receive notice that it is ready).

 

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Visit the store:

Creative Engraving Plus, LLC| Ship First Church of God | CreativeEng&Apparel

 

 

Church Center

We have been gradually rolling out a new database tool called “Church Center.” It will be utilized for scheduling, record-keeping, giving, and many other ministry functions. You will be hearing more about it in the coming months as we implement new aspects of this resource, such as:

  • a directory feature,
  • an online giving option,
  • and upcoming changes to our Children’s Ministry check-in system.

 

You can begin learning more and start exploring it by visiting this page on our website to create your own log-in:

Shippensburg First Church of God | Church Center

 

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Communications Updates

Bulletins and newsletters are available for you as you enter for worship—you can find them right outside the main doorways into the sanctuary on a table or stand for easy access. Some are usually available at our welcome desk also, but we encourage you to keep access to our welcome desk (and our handicapped accessible seating) open and available for those who may need it.

 

*Be sure to check out our Activities Calendar and the Events page on our website to learn about more upcoming opportunities!

 

*If you or your small groups, committees, etc., are planning special events involving the facilities, please be sure to communicate with the church office so we can best accommodate your needs and coordinate planning details between various ministries—Thank You!

 

The latest monthly edition of our “FYI” Newsletter is available in the Gathering Place or as you enter into the Sanctuary. The FYI contains information about upcoming events, care group opportunities, giving and attendance information, and more.

 

If you have events or information you would like to communicate, communication request forms are available from the church office, in the Gathering Place, or online.

 

 

Let us continue to worship our Good Creator together in the Sanctuary or Online this Sunday!

 

Pastor Rodney Bistline

Shippensburg First Church of God

seniorpastorbistline@shipfcog.org

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Helpful Links:

Website (shipfcog.org)

SFCOG Facebook

SFCOG Instagram

SFCOG YouTube

Online Messages (shipfcog.org)

Online Giving (shipfcog.org)

Our Activities Calendar & Events

Care Groups & Sunday School Classes

 

Shippensburg First Church of God | Church Center

 

Weekly Bulletin (updated over the weekend)

shipfcog.net/site/shipfcog/shipnews/index.html

 

 

 

Tuesday, August 25, 2026

Please Pray!

 

Dear Church Family,

 

We have an update on Jon Scott’s aunt who is in need of prayer. Her name is Mona Rothrock not Lorelie Goodhart.

We apologize for all the confusion. Thank you for reaching out and bringing this to our attention. It takes a village. And as a village we are living out our churches mission of Loving God, Loving His Family, and Loving our neighbors.

Please continue to be in prayer for each other.

 

 

Grace be with you,

 

Jessie Duggan

Shippensburg Church of God

Director of Visitation

717-532-8421

Availabe in Church Office Monday,  Tuesday and Wendnesday

 

 

Praise be to the Lord, to God our Savior, who daily bears our burdens.

Psalms 68: 19