The Church in the Heart of the City with the City at Heart
15 S. Mulberry Street, Hagerstown, MD
Sunday Services
8:30—9:15 am
Praise Worship
Fellowship Hall
9:30—10:30 am
Sunday School
Individual classrooms
10:45 am Worship
Sanctuary &
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Sunday Worship
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Hagerstown MD 21740
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Junior Church
During the 10:45 service on the 2nd & 4th Sundays each month, children in kindergarten through grade 6 gather in the Rainbow Room.
Food Pantry Sunday
On the first Sunday of month, bring dry items: boxed or in cans, but not in glass jars. Place items on the cart inside the west entrance.
Take a Moment : Week of June 21
Lord, we come with so many needs. Some among us are sick and in pain or love someone who is sick and in pain. We have tough decisions to make and come seeking help with those decisions. Our families are not what they ought to be, and we need help. We have so many needs. Yet amid all of our questions, our pains, and our tribulations we have one great need: to be near you, to know your will for our lives, to love you as we ought. Come near to us, Lord. Speak to us, even when what you have to say to us is different from what we expected. Be with us. That is our greatest desire. Amen.
Dear Church Family,
From Pastor Eddie, a servant of the Lord Jesus. Grace and peace to you in the name of God and our Lord Jesus Christ.
To all the saints in Christ who are at the Hagerstown Church of the Brethren., (Philippians 1:1-2, edited) Periods of transition can bring a mixture of emotions—hope, uncertainty, anticipation, and
reflection. As we enter this season together, I want to encourage each of us to remember that while leadership may change, God’s faithfulness never does. The church has always belonged to Christ, and He continues to guide His people with wisdom, compassion, and purpose.
An interim season is not simply a time of “waiting” for the next pastor. It is also an opportunity for renewal, growth, and preparation. God often uses these moments to strengthen relationships, deepen prayer, and clarify vision. I encourage you to remain active in worship, ministry, and fellowship as we seek together what God has next for our congregation. This “in-between time” is a God empowered time and our opportunity to recommit our lives and
energy to His kingdom.