Welcome
Experience Park Forest Village UMC!
Whether you are looking for a community, fellowship, meaning, or looking to learn more about Jesus Christ, our doors are open. Join us to worship every Sunday morning at 9:15 a.m. We celebrate communion once a month and we welcome all believers to come to partake of this holy sacrament.
PFVUMC seeks to be accessible to every walk of life. To do this, we offer a wide range of assistance services including American Sign Language interpretation, hearing assistance, and digital sermon recordings. Devotional booklets for children and teens are available as well as large print bulletins for the elderly.
9:15 – Sunday Service
9:30 – Children’s Sunday School
10:20 – Fellowship and coffee
10:35 – Adult Sunday School
Children’s Worship Time and Child Care
We offer a range of options for families in addition to our Sunday worship service.
Children’s Sunday School: For children in grades 1-5.
Nursery: For infants up to 2 years old.
Toddler Room: For children ages 2 years old through Kindergarten.
Interested in Listening to a Service?
Want to hear what a Sunday Service is like before visiting? Want to hear listen to a sermon? How about our amazing music? You can visit us any Sunday or check out our library of recordings. Click below to listen to our latest recordings.
Learn More about our Adult Sunday Schools
Are you looking for an interactive Sunday school experience where you get a chance to decide what we study? Then this is the Sunday school for you! The adults decide on the subjects for study which is led by a variety of leaders to guide the discussion. We utilize books and videos to make learning engaging.
Holtkamp Organ
The Holtkamp Organ was built in 1965 by the Holtkamp Organ Company of Cleveland, Ohio as their Opus #1793. The Holtkamp Company won an architectural award for t aesthetic features and its creative incorporation into an existing space. The Holtkamp Company has long been considered one of America’s top designers and builders of pipe organs, and the Holtkamp Organ showcases exactly why.
The organ was originally commissioned by the Penn State University class of 1938 during its 25th-anniversary class reunion, and it was dedicated in 1966, and later renovated in 2005. It now resides in Park Forest Village UMC after it’s sale in 2017.
