Sunday Worship

Sunday worship is at 10am, in person and on zoom. 
We are located at 474 Wantagh Ave. in Levittown
For zoom instructions to join by computer or a phone line,
please call us at 516-731-3808 or email us at upcmlemail@gmail.com

Whether you are a "seasoned" church regular or never sat in a pew before, you are welcome.

Children are welcome even (especially) if they make noise.
If you snore in church, please come anyway.

If you are tired and just want to sit in the back and grab a quick cup of coffee before ducking out,
we hope you will join us.

If you are longing for people and connection and a leisurely but deep conversation,
there's some of us here who love that too!

Worship is usually an hour and includes scripture and responsive readings, a mix of "traditional" church music and more contemporary music, and a prayer time to share joys and concerns.
Communion is typically served the first Sunday of each month,
and all are welcome at God's table.

Feel free to bring your church candy 😉



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