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Inspired by people who made beautiful decisions and served from their hearts, we are a friendly welcoming place that wants to keep alive the spiritual history of the chapel. 

Boehm’s Chapel has events throughout the year that offer family fun and educational experiences for all. Special events include a Midnight Christmas service, Heritage Sunday, weddings, private tours, special services with historical actors, cemetery tours, and even music recitals or small concertos. 

Contact us for more information on upcoming events at the chapel or to schedule a visit!

Upcoming Events

Apple Butter is coming October 10, 2026!  Stay tuned for more details.

Recent Events

Heritage Sunday - June 28, 2026

We had a great Heritage Sunday! Wonderful worship, great storytelling, Boehm descendants. awesome hayride, and beautiful views!  Join us next year on June 25, 2027!

Christmas Vespers in the Chapel

On Sunday Dec. 7, 2025 at 3:00 pm we hosted our annual Vespers Service.  We had a beautiful service with the Rev. Manny Cruz, Jr bringing the message, and folks from Colemanville UMC leading the service.  Praise God for His faithfulness to us!

 

 

 

 

ExtraGive 2025 took place on November 21, 2025.  This year’s giving will be used to support our programs, and for upkeep on the Historic Chapel and Tying Shed.

This is the 7th year that the Boehm’s Chapel Society participated in the program. We used the donations of the 2023 ExtraGive to help replace the Chapel roof, and the 2024 donations for upkeep on the historic chapel.

Thank you for your continuing support of the Chapel’s mission!

 

 

Martin Boehm's 300th Birthday Celebration, Boehm UMC's Fall Fest, and Apple Butter - all on October 11, 2025!

We celebrated Martin Boehm’s 300th birthday on October 11, 2025 with cake and ice cream. Martin was born on November 30, 1725, in Lancaster County, PA, and left a lasting legacy.  We also made the famous Boehm’s Chapel apple butter and had an open house for the Chapel and Tying Shed.  The Rev. Joan Trout and her husband, Barry, presented a message on Martin and his wife Eve.  

Plan your visit!

Contact us to schedule a time to explore the rich history of the chapel.