Following our 10am morning worship service, we have a “class time” for sermon discussion and doctrinal instruction. Twice per month we host a fellowship lunch, followed by an afternoon worship service at 2:00 PM.
Since our worship schedule is somewhat more complex than in years past, we encourage visitors to double-check our calendar of events in advance of their visit.
Our monthly worship schedule usually proceeds as follows:
First Lord’s Day of Each Month:
- Morning Worship (10:00 – 11:30 AM)*
- Class Time (11:50 AM)
- Fellowship Lunch (12:45 PM)
- Psalm Practice (2:00 PM)
Second Lord’s Day of Each Month:
- Morning Worship (10:00 – 11:30 AM)
- Class Time (11:50 AM)
- Fellowship Lunch (12:45 PM)
- Afternoon Service (2:00 PM)
Third Lord’s Day of Each Month:
- Morning Worship (10:00 – 11:30 AM)
- Class Time (11:50 AM)
Fourth Lord’s Day of Each Month:
- Morning Worship (10:00 – 11:30 AM)
- Class Time (11:50 AM)
- Fellowship Lunch (12:45 PM)
- Afternoon Worship (2:00 PM)
Fifth Lord’s Day (If Applicable):
We typically celebrate the Lord’s Supper every other month (odd months) on the second Lord’s Day during the morning service. Those who are not members in good standing of the Reformed Presbtyerian Church must meet with the elders briefly for a communion interview prior to participating in the sacrament.
Generally speaking, communion interviews seek to confirm (1) a profession of faith in Christ as Savior and Lord, (2) a manner of life consistent with one’s Christian profession, (3) valid Christian baptism, (4) active communicant membership in good standing within a true church, and (5) a basic grasp of the meaning of the Lord’s Supper.
Those who have not yet been interviewed and approved by the elders are encouraged to attend the communion service and to participate by way of visual observation only. Personal preparation and self-examination are also recommended for all communicants during the week prior to communion.
Our morning and afternoon worship services consist chiefly in the reading, preaching, hearing, and singing of God’s inspired Word.