Dryland

Upcoming Kitchen Committee Meals!

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.HOMEMADE ICECREAM CAKE!  

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Looking for something different for a Birthday, a Graduation Party, or a family get-together? 

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PICK UP A HOMEMADE ICE CREAM CAKE

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We need a week's notice in order to prepare your purchase.  

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To Place Your Order Call: Rich at
484-894-9799,
or Karen at 610-504-1158,
or the church office at 610-759-4444

The Kitchen Committee will be making Dinners Curbside 'to-go' until further notice due to COVID-19. Orders for meals will be in advance only. The meals will be picked up at the church. There will be no need to get out of your vehicle as we will bring the meal to your vehicle. As Christians, we must not jeopardize the health and welfare of fellow members of society for any reason. The Kitchen Committee will be announcing upcoming meals online and through outside advertising. We thank everyone who supported this sale in such a trying time. We look forward to offering meals for sale in the New Year. 

Your Christian friends in cooking, 

The Kitchen Committee                 

Nazareth Area Support Program

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The Nazareth Moravian Church is hosting on their website the information for the Nazareth Area Support Program, also known as the Social Worker Program.  If you are in need of counseling, please check out the link below.  The second link is for the program's brochure.

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https://www.nazarethmoravianchurch.com/nazareth-area-support

Click here for the Program Brochure

Meet Our Pastor, the Rev. Edward Livingston

Reverend Edward Livingston is an ordained minister who has had a wide variety of experiences.  His past experiences have given him the insight and skills we believe make him the perfect spiritual leader to help move Dryland forward in our mission and purpose.

He attended the Lutheran Theological Seminary in Philadelphia, PA from 2004 – 2007 and obtained his Masters in Divinity.  He was ordained on November 14, 2010.  His most recent congregation prior to accepting the call at Dryland UCC was serving the Armenian Martyrs Congregational Church in Havertown, PA as an interim minister, 2017 – 2019. He has helped this congregation improve their administrative accountability, update financial standards, helped them move forward with community outreach, and organized multiple discovery forums to prepare for a settled pastor.  During his time there, membership grew for the first time in seven years.

Prior employment includes the Associate Pastor for Living Water UCC in Philadelphia, PA from 2014-2017, which was a part time position.  He served as the Congregation-based Community Organizer and then the Executive Director for the Camden Churches Organized for People from 2008 – 2017.

He has been active within the United Church of Christ Penn Southeast Conference.  In that conference, he has served as the Vice Moderator, Chair of the Personnel Committee, and as a member of their Justice and Witness Mission Team. 

His other community-based involvement includes being a member of the Philadelphia Association Executive Committee, Coordinator of the regional Religious Leaders Council of Greater Philadelphia, and a member of the Armenian Inter-Communal Committee of Philadelphia.

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Pastor Livingston and his wife, Rev. Emily Ann Livingston, who is also a UCC minister, have purchased a home in the Lehigh Valley and are wonderful additions to our community.