Events 2018
On October 6th, the thirty-third annual Apple Festival will be held across Boehm's United Methodist Campus. The event will take place, rain or shine, between 9 AM-3 PM. Homemade apple butter, dumplings, nuggets and apple ice cream will be available for purchase throughout the campus. Stehman's Memorial UMC Church will provide a large variety of hot and cold luncheon foods. Favorite items include chicken and corn & ham and bean soups, french fries, hot dogs, hamburgers, hot and cold cider. Boehm's UMC will offer homemade baked goods, and Grandview UMC will be on hand with the much-requested apple bread.
Music will be presented by “The Grace Notes” of Grace Community Church, Peach Bottom Road, Willow Street. Mr. Tim Price, one of the country's foremost woodwind artists, is a worldwide demanded performer and educator. Price will play and serve as guest director for the twenty-piece jazz band. The band will play two half-hour sessions, 11-11:30 and noon-12:30. Attendees are encouraged to bring lawn chairs. Please use the link to read Tim Price's biography, which includes the names of many notable musicians with whom he has played.
Music will be presented by “The Grace Notes” of Grace Community Church, Peach Bottom Road, Willow Street. Mr. Tim Price, one of the country's foremost woodwind artists, is a worldwide demanded performer and educator. Price will play and serve as guest director for the twenty-piece jazz band. The band will play two half-hour sessions, 11-11:30 and noon-12:30. Attendees are encouraged to bring lawn chairs. Please use the link to read Tim Price's biography, which includes the names of many notable musicians with whom he has played.
October 21st - “Room Enough for Them All”
Michael Showalter, museum educator at the Ephrata Cloister, will present, “Room Enough for Them All” on October 21st, at 3 o'clock PM in historic Boehm's Chapel. The PowerPoint program will examine the diversity of religions and denominations found throughout Lancaster County as early as 1750. To quote, Showalter, “In this mix of cultures, dissident religious minorities of Europe were intended to live among Native Americans in peace.” Showalter will touch on a variety of resident groups, including the English, Scots-Irish, Germans, Welsh, French Huguenot, and African-Americans, and the area of the county which they called home.
Programs at the chapel are free and open to the public. However, donations to offset fees for speakers and musicians are always appreciated. Please contact boehmschapel@gmail.com, phone 717-872-4133.
New Book on Boehm's Chapel & Family History
Sowing Seeds of Faith
A Boehm History: The First 300 Years: 1717-2017
By Dolores Myers
$32.95, Very Limited Quantity Available
Please see Membership page for more information.
For additional information please Email, boehmschapel@gmail.com or phone 717-872-4133.
A Boehm History: The First 300 Years: 1717-2017
By Dolores Myers
$32.95, Very Limited Quantity Available
Please see Membership page for more information.
For additional information please Email, boehmschapel@gmail.com or phone 717-872-4133.
