Latest Calendar Updates

Sunday morning:   

For the fall we began a new study-  "What is the Trinity" when we will be discussing the relationship between God the Father, God the Son, and God the Holy Spirit Feel free to join us! We watch a video and have some lively discussions.  Any questions, please see Jeanne Warner.

Weekday: 

In person weekly Bible Study at St. Matthew’s Woodlyn with Pastor Lee, is held weekly on Wednesdays,  9:30 AM – 10:30AM. Sacred Wounds is an invitation to meet God in the places we often try to avoid. In this series, Dakota Hauck guides viewers through a biblical and honest exploration of pain, suffering, and healing, revealing how God does not waste our wounds but transforms them into places of beauty, goodness, and truth. Rather than offering easy answers, this study creates space for lament, hope, and deeper trust in Jesus, helping participants discover how suffering can become a sacred place of formation rather than a sign of God’s absence

Weekday evening:   

ZOOM Bible study, on Wednesday evenings at 7:00PM for one hour,. All you need is your Bible and we’ll provide the discussion questions when we connect. Click the link bedlow OR dial in if that’s what you prefer (numbers below.) Sessions are led by Karl McClellan and Fred Warner. Our topic will come from Right Now Media!The sessions are fun, educational and thought provoking! They provide a great way to learn more about the Bible while sharing how Jesus shows up in our lives today! We hope you will join us! 

October 24, 2026  

  Join Immanuel Norwood & St. Matthews Woodlyn Lutheran churches for Cars, Coffee and Christ in St Matthews parking lot located at 160 Fairview Road, Woodlyn, Pa. from 8:30 to 10:30 am, October 24, 2026 – weather permitting. Car owners and fans always enjoy a cup of coffee and the opportunity to show and/or chat about cars. Cars, Coffee and Christ combines these activities with Christian fellowship. This event is open to all makes, models and faiths. There will be coffee and snacks in addition to the opportunity to share conversation, experiences and faith. There will be a “mailbox” for prayer requests. For more information, contact Karl McClellan at krmcfamily@aol.com