Welcome to Flicksville United Church of Christ
Sunday Worship 10:45
Summer Worship 10 AM
Sunday Worship 10:45
Summer Worship 10 AM
Faith and Film - Summer Worship Series
July 5th – The Great Awakening
A Great Awakening is a 2026 historical drama film that examines the social and spiritual upheavals during the 18th-century revivalist movement known as the Great Awakening.
July 12th – Pay It Forward
Pay It Forward is a drama about a young boy named Trevor who creates a simple idea for a school project: instead of repaying kindness directly, people should “pay it forward” by helping three other people in meaningful ways. The story explores kindness, hope, and how small actions can create a larger impact on society.
July 19th – Leap of Faith
Leap of Faith is a comedy-drama about a slick traveling faith healer named Jonas Nightengale, played by Steve Martin, who runs revival tent shows across small towns in America. The film mixes humor with themes of faith, redemption, and the difference between performance and sincerity.
July 26th – Pastor Ken vacation
August 2nd – Pastor Ken vacation
August 9th – Dead Poet Society
Dead Poets Society is a drama about an unorthodox English teacher, John Keating, who inspires students at a strict all-boys boarding school to think independently, appreciate poetry, and “seize the day” (“carpe diem”). The film explores themes of conformity, individuality, friendship, and the pressure to meet others’ expectations.
August 16th – Summer Communion
August 23rd – Church Picnic
August 30th – Autumn in New York
Autumn in New York is a romantic drama about love, aging, vulnerability, and personal change. The main lesson of the movie is that love can transform people, even when time is limited. Overall, the film teaches that love gives meaning to life, and emotional growth often comes through difficult
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No Matter Who You Are Or Where You Are On Life's Journey
You Are Welcome Here
You are welcome here! Visitors often comment how warm and welcoming our congregation is and you will find that people are friendly and delighted to see you. That being said, we know that visiting a new place can be stressful for some people.
The Church in Flicksville - In 1849, four congregations joined resources to obtain land and construct a house of worship. On March 10, 1849 one and one-half acres of land were deeded to the trustees of the congregation (Lutheran, Reformed, Presbyterian and Mennonite). By 1890 the Mennonite and Presbyterian congregations had withdrawn from the partnership leaving the Reformed and Lutherans.
On March 22, 1970, after more than 120 years of co-existence in the same building, the two Flicksville congregations merged to become, what is still today, the Flicksville United Church of Christ.

Worship is at the heart of our life. Each Sunday when we gather we come just as we are and immerse oursleves once more into our sacred story.
Far from being a gathering of the perfect, we come to encounter the living God who knows us through and through and whose love embraces and transforms us.
Each week we gather to tell our story by recalling the paths of our ancestors in faith, those imperfect women and men who became shining lights down through the generations. We also come to tell the story of Jesus and to realize once again what it means to follow in the way he laid out.
We also come to support one another, to pray for one another, and to rejoice with one another.
Come, join us!

As followers of Jesus we are constantly being formed. From our very earliest days to the day we die we are on a path that opens us up to new ideas, possibilities, and plans, and invites us to a life of transformed and transforming love.
We at Flicksville UCC, sense the importance of life-long learning as we look to grow into the future. At every stage of life there are opportunities to engage with the Bible, with our faith, and with our work in the world.
Throughout the year there are offerings for children, youth, and adults as well as multi-generational experiences, which draw us deeper to what it means to live as God's people in the world today.
The confirmation process begins in September of the year and finishes on Pentecost Sunday, usually the end of May or early June. The process is open to any 7th or 8th grader who would like to explore their faith more deeply and who are interested in adult membership within the congregation. Regardless of whether a young person decides to enter into formal membership they are welcome to journey along with others to explore their faith.
Confirmation is a process that engages a young person in specific areas of faith formation: the Bible, what it means to "believe", being of service to others, and exploring the Christian faith, are among the topics for discussion. After a year-long series of meetings and projects each confirmand can decide whether to formally join the congregation as an adult member.

Children are not only our future, they are also our present. As a congregation that values our children we strive to provide the best experences for them--experiences that will encourage their faith, their sense of belonging, and their confidence in the God who loves them without limit or condition.
Sunday Worship Celebration is at 10:45 AM
1337 Lower South Main Street, Bangor, Pennsylvania 18013, United States
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