
Our little church provides some of the fiber that weaves people together by offering you a place to belong and to be known.
We are a strong congregation that helps people feel close as we worship together, disclosing life’s joys and sorrows and share in our beliefs.
Join us at 11 AM on Sunday for our regular Service!
On July 16, 2025 the Torrential Downpour of rain that took out Dutton at Orion Road also flooded our beautiful historical church! About a month before this flood we had just finished installing new flooring in our Fellowship Hall. Because the rain carried toxic water of many chemicals and sewage waste we were required by law to remove all the new flooring, cut out all the walls and base boards up to 9 inches through out the building and remove the bottom portions of the newer cabinets in the church kitchen. This has an estimated cost of 40K.
We are a small church that takes pride in our historical roots in the town of Goodison and we have a congregation that is generous in caring for a building that was built in 1855. This requires a lot of donations. Needless to say we are devastated by this flood and are asking for support from the community. Please help us in raising the required monies we need to get our building back to normal.
Thank you!!!
Paint Creek United Methodist Members
All Are Welcome!
Following worship services at both Howarth and Paint Creek
Advent begins Sunday, November 30, and we’ll be decorating our beautiful “Hallmar...
This year’s Advent themes are Hope, Peace, Love, Joy, and of course, Christmas Eve.
Each Sunday will include a reading, candle lighting, so...
Each year, poinsettias are purchased to grace our sanctuaries from mid-December through Christmas Eve.
Order forms are available in this wee...
As always, a formal letter will be sent out during the first week of December inviting members and friends of both Howarth and Paint Creek t...
Our church is always blessed when individuals step forward to share in leading worship as liturgists. Recently, one of our high school members, William Moggio, offered his gifts by serving in this role. With heartfelt dedication, thoughtful words, and a steady voice, William read with a tone and inflection that drew us closer to God’s Word.
It was a joy for the congregation to witness one of our young people taking an active role in worship leadership. William’s example reminds us that the Spirit works through people of every age, and that our youth are a vital part of our church family today—not just the future church, but the church now.
We are grateful for William’s willingness to serve, and we celebrate the ways God is
shaping and guiding him on his journey of faith.
