The McClellandtown Presbyterian Church in McClellandtown, Pennsylvania is a congregation of God’s people who share in a journey of faith. We are people with questions, seeking greater understanding of God's love and grace given in the words and message of God's son, Jesus Christ. We welcome people of different backgrounds and experiences, because each individual offers the entire congregation new insight and understanding of God’s presence in the world. Each new person who comes into our midst is a gift from God, given to build up the whole body of Christ. Our hope is that anyone walking through our doors, can be themselves and experience God’s presence within a compassionate Christian community. We hope to meet individuals wherever they are in their Christian faith journey. In addition to worship, we gather regularly for fun and fellowship, study and support.
The McClellandtown Presbyterian Church is continually renewed by the gifts and strengths of new people seeking a strong spiritual foundation in their lives and a vitality that comes from faith in Jesus Christ. We are a family of Christ’s disciples striving to grow daily in our faith, seeking to do God’s will, and who want to make a difference in the world. We come in all sizes and shapes, ages, situations, and circumstances, and whatever those life circumstances may be, we are all one in Christ. You are sincerely welcome here.
Presbyterians Are BELIEVERS and DOERS
WE BELIEVE - in the Great Ends of the Church, as set forth in our Book of Order:
Presbyterians Are LOOKING TOWARD The 21ST CENTURY
Presbyterians are facing the 21st century with a vision of ministry that is vibrant and inviting and reflects the love and justice of Jesus Christ. The denomination has set four mission priorities for the next phase of our life as the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.):
Evangelism - We are called to invite all people to repentance and faith in Jesus Christ, by working for growth and renewal of individuals and congregational families of faith.
Justice - We are called to redress wrongs in every aspect of life and the whole of creation, working with the poor and the powerless, whom Jesus loves, even at risk to our corporate and personal lives.
Spiritual Formation - We are called to study and reflect on Holy Scripture, praying with one another for insight and clarity, so that the Holy Spirit might mold our lives more and more into the likeness of Jesus Christ, the living word.
Partnership - We are called to forge a vital partnership with one another, marked by mutual respect, openness, daily repentance, and forgiveness.
The McClellandtown Presbyterian Church is continually renewed by the gifts and strengths of new people seeking a strong spiritual foundation in their lives and a vitality that comes from faith in Jesus Christ. We are a family of Christ’s disciples striving to grow daily in our faith, seeking to do God’s will, and who want to make a difference in the world. We come in all sizes and shapes, ages, situations, and circumstances, and whatever those life circumstances may be, we are all one in Christ. You are sincerely welcome here.
Presbyterians Are BELIEVERS and DOERS
WE BELIEVE - in the Great Ends of the Church, as set forth in our Book of Order:
- the proclamation of the Gospel for the salvation of humankind;
- the shelter, nurture, and spiritual fellowship of the children of God;
- the maintenance of divine worship;
- the preservation of the truth;
- the promotion of social righteousness;
- and the exhibition of the Kingdom of Heaven to the world."
Presbyterians Are LOOKING TOWARD The 21ST CENTURY
Presbyterians are facing the 21st century with a vision of ministry that is vibrant and inviting and reflects the love and justice of Jesus Christ. The denomination has set four mission priorities for the next phase of our life as the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.):
Evangelism - We are called to invite all people to repentance and faith in Jesus Christ, by working for growth and renewal of individuals and congregational families of faith.
Justice - We are called to redress wrongs in every aspect of life and the whole of creation, working with the poor and the powerless, whom Jesus loves, even at risk to our corporate and personal lives.
Spiritual Formation - We are called to study and reflect on Holy Scripture, praying with one another for insight and clarity, so that the Holy Spirit might mold our lives more and more into the likeness of Jesus Christ, the living word.
Partnership - We are called to forge a vital partnership with one another, marked by mutual respect, openness, daily repentance, and forgiveness.
