The Season of Lent is where we find comfort in the still and silent moments.  It is here where we pause to reflect on what it means to be a follower of Christ, and to look forward with anticipation of the coming Easter season.

We journey forward with the knowledge of the resurrection, and the life that is to come.

Please join us as we journey through this time.

Salford is a congregation with many leaders – both formal and informal. Each person has a role in the community, and is important no matter how big or small.

Just like many other churches, Salford has a pastoral team made up of several people.

Beth is one of those pastors.  Her favorite food is hot fudge pudding cake with peppermint stick ice cream – oh my!

In her spare time Beth enjoys playing Scrabble and Sudoku on-line, playing UpWords in person, and re-learning to crochet.

When asked to share something you may not know about her, she mentions that she used to teach line dancing!

Thanks for sharing with us, Beth!

Sunday morning at Salford is a spiritual time. It is when we join as a congregation for a time of music, worship, teaching, and fellowship. If you are looking for a church family, please join us sometime!

This evening I (Ben) was able to take eight Goshen students out to dinner, and deliver some church care packages as part of a journey to connect with some of Salford’s college students.

Each of these students are really great people, and it was a pleasure to spend time with them. They all mentioned how mild the winter had been, and all are looking forward to the next time they will be back in PA.

It is incredible to see how far this Salford community extends into the world.

This weekend our middle school students are at Spruce Lake Retreat for an area youth gathering. This photo includes just a few of our youth who are attending this gathering with over 100 additional area youth.

Salford is a congregation with many leaders – both formal and informal. Each person has a role in the community, and is important no matter how big or small.

Just like many other churches, Salford has a pastoral team made up of several people.

Ben is our pastor for youth and young adults.  His favorite foods include cheeseburgers, tacos, and pad thai, but there isn’t much that he won’t eat!

In his spare time Ben enjoys riding his bicycle, spending time with his family, and traveling to new parts of the world.

When asked to share something you may not know about him, he mentions his goal of seeing a baseball game at every major league park – he’s seen a game at 21 current and 5 parks that have been closed.

Thanks for sharing with us, Ben!

One of the ways Salford seeks to be connected to the global context is by supporting people like Steve and Betsy Dintaman.  They serve in Lithuania in a variety of ways.

You can follow their journey on their new blog entitled, The Next Chapter.

Tonight was the second February community meal. And another nice turnout considering the snowy winter weather!

Salford is a congregation with many leaders – both formal and informal. Each person has a role in the community, and is important no matter how big or small.

Just like many other churches, Salford has a pastoral team made up of several people.

Brad is our Church Administrator – a job that includes everything from answering phones to greeting people who arrive at the church building throughout the week, to creating the weekly church bulletin. His favorite foods include spaghetti, sushi, and scrapple, but not necessarily together!

In his spare time Brad enjoys flyfishing, visiting national parks (17 of 58 so far), and reading books on obscure natural history topics like tuna, chesnut trees, sand, waves, gold, etc.

When asked to share something you may not know about him, he admits that he doesn’t like coffee (surprising for a church employee!!), he loves candy, and loves cats.

Thanks for sharing with us, Brad!