Upcoming Events

We have classes for children aged preschool through high school. All classrooms are located just down the hall from the Sanctuary. Adult Sunday School is taught by Pastor Joseph and meets in the parlor. We study different books of the Bible. Coffee & Tea are provided!

Our Sunday worship service style is traditional, but it is also Spirit-filled and Christ-centered. Within our worship services, you may experience different styles on occasion, but you will always feel warmth and depth from people who care for each other with the love of Christ. Even though our Pastor wears a robe, we wear whatever feels modest and comfortable. We do not care what you wear; we just look forward to you worshipping with us. Children will begin the worship…

Meets in the Westminster Room on the lower level of the church. Enter using the Portico entrance. (It faces Millsboro Road & has a #3 on the door.) The Adult Bible study group is taught by Pastor Joseph and will be starting Classic Evangelism Explosion on September 9th There is also one for children called Catechism Club that is taught by our children’s ministry director, Jenn Bacquet. For more information on other events and Bible studies, call the church office at…

A “Kirkin’ O the Tartan”, or just “Kirkin’”, is a traditional Scottish Presbyterian Worship Service. It is a wonderful opportunity for kids to participate in a kid-friendly version of the traditional “Highland Games”. Following the service, there is a “Scottish Tea”. Everyone is welcome to worship with us on this special Sunday! Wear your family tartan and kilts if you have them. Otherwise, still come to glorify God and celebrate our past and our families.

This is a family-friendly event, where children are welcome. It’s a traditional Christmas Eve worship service of “Lessons and Carols”. We will alternate between Scripture and song and conclude with the singing of “Silent Night” and the lighting of personal candles as we celebrate the birth of Jesus Christ, “the Light of the World”.

We begin with the Eucharist and then transition into a Tenebrae service of Song and Scripture, going through the “Seven Last Words of Christ”, ending the service in darkness and silence.