Welcome to Marietta Community Chapel

A consistent strength of the Chapel has been and is its friendliness and acceptance of visitors and members. We have been committed to accepting people where they are and striving to make them feel like they belong with us. People have always repeatedly experienced that the Chapel as a place where needs can be shared and others will pray for you.

 

 

Upcoming Events

We would love for you to join us for any of the events below!

Griefshare begins Monday, February 24, 2025. See below for more details and to sign up.

Men’s and Women’s Studies – Next Meeting: April 12 at 8:30.

Men’s study:                        Women’s Study:

Bible Study for Women: Guide and Workbook (The Bible Study Book)

Theology and Culture: Immigration/Refugees – May 4, 6:30pm

Join us as we gather together to better understand God‘s heart toward the immigrant and refugee. We will study scripture, answer questions, and then enjoy some fellowship. The evening will begin at 6:30pm on May 4.

 

Church Picnic – May 17, 2025 @ 12pm

Enjoy a day at Riverfront Marietta Park! We will serve hamburgers and hot dogs as the main course, and all in attendance are asked to bring a side dish/dessert item to share. There’s plenty of room and a playground for the children to enjoy and we will also take a bike ride (15-20 minutes) to the white cliffs along the river trail. Come on out and enjoy the food and fellowship.

Schedule

Sonrise Café: 8:30 – 9:00am

Faith in Action Adult Class: 9:00 – 9:45am

Children’s Classes: 9:00 – 9:45am

Worship Service: 10:00 – 11:30am

 

This Coming Sunday

4/20/25 || Mark 16:1-8 || Go and Tell!

Christianity rises or falls on the resurrection of Jesus Christ from the dead. Come and hear the account of this world changing event, learn some of the evidences for it’s historicity.  However, the resurrected Jesus is more than mere facts to believe, He is a person to be experienced, loved and obeyed.  Do you know Jesus like that?

Recent Sermons

Community and Church Groups

Al-Anon

Hope and Serenity AFG ( Al-Anon Family Group) is a member of the worldwide fellowship of Al-Anon.

Al-Anon meets every Wednesday at 7:00pm and offers help and hope for the families and friends of alcoholics, whether the alcoholic is still drinking or not. The Al-Anon program is an anonymous fellowship based on the Twelve Steps adapted from Alcoholics Anonymous. Alcoholism is a confusing disease and the program helps focus on our recovery from the effects of the disease rather than focusing on well-meaning but ineffective ways of controlling the illness in our loved one. Family members with drug addiction concerns have also found our program of recovery to be useful. Additional Al-Anon contact information is provided below:

Local Contact:

Nan Papp, Hope and Serenity AFG member

Cell: 610-680-7845   Phone/Text

Website Links:

PA website – Listing of meetings in Pa and Al-Anon info

https://pa-al-anon.org/

World Service Office website -Newcomer Information

https://al-anon.org/newcomers/

Griefshare:

Griefshare is a support group for those who have lost loved ones (parents, spouses, children, siblings, friends, relatives etc). We desire to come alongside and support those who have experienced such losses. Participants will view video sessions, engage in group discussions and will reflect on their experiences through the course workbook.

Begins Monday, February 24, at 7-8:30pm

You can register here: Find a Group – GriefShare

Tarry an Hour

Tarry an Hour is a prayer and discussion time about current events and personal sharing. This group meets every Tuesday at 7:00pm. Contact the Chapel for more information.

 

Forward Friends

Forward Friends is a support group for persons who have lost their spouse. This group meets quarterly for a time of fellowship and interaction as an encouragement to each other. Contact the Chapel for more information.

 

Men’s Bible Study

Men’s Bible Study meets every other Saturday at 8:30 am.  Contact the Chapel for more information.

Women’s Bible Study meets every other Saturday at 8:30 am.  Contact the Chapel for more information.

 

Donegal Power Packs Project

Hosted by The Donegal Foundation

Nutrition plays a vital role in the ability of children to learn and be successful in school. Simply put; hungry children cannot learn. The Donegal Power Packs Project provides recipes and ingredients, tips and staple food to families on the weekend when school feeding programs are not available.

The mission of Donegal Power Packs is to empower families by providing food and nutritional education to children in the Donegal School District. This non-profit program is solely run by volunteers and supported by the local community.

The project distributes food packs on Thursdays, October through May of the current school year. For registration information or to volunteer, contact the project by email at donegalpowerpacks@gmail.com