Reformed Presbyterian Church of North America
“Come to me, all who are weary and heavy laden, and I will give you rest.” — Jesus, Matthew 11:28
Welcome
We warmly invite you to worship God with us. Whether you are a devout Christian or simply curious, seeking solace, guidance, or a sense of belonging — our doors are open and our hearts are ready to welcome you.
We invite you to worship God at 11 AM and 6 PM every Sunday. On the second Sunday of the month, a 1:45 afternoon service replaces the 6 PM worship. Sunday School classes take a break in the summer, when we pray together at 10:15 AM.
Our Worship
We gather in reverence before God to offer heartfelt worship that is grounded in simplicity and Biblical truth. Our services center on the reading and preaching of God’s Word, prayer, and the singing of the Psalms — sung together, without instruments, as the church has done for centuries.
As members of the Reformed Presbyterian Church of North America, we uphold the Westminster Confession of Faith and joyfully hold to Reformed, Biblical theology.
Gather With Us
We unite in prayer and song before dividing into five classes for children and adults. (No Sunday School in July & August.)
Worship grounded in simplicity and Biblical truth. The Lord’s Supper is observed the first Sunday of each month.
Psalms, prayer, and a sermon. On the second Sunday this moves to 1:45 PM, following our fellowship lunch.
Meet Our Pastor
Our pastor since 2002, John Edgar preaches Sunday morning and evening, leads Sunday School, and our midweek meetings. He is always happy to speak with inquirers.
He graduated from Westminster Theological Seminary in Philadelphia and earned a Doctor of Ministry degree from the Reformed Presbyterian Theological Seminary in 2023. He and his wife Evniki live with their three children in Elkins Park.
A Look Inside
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There is no fee and no expectation — just come, worship God, hear the gospel, and get to know us. You do not need to be a member, or a Christian, to be welcome here.
