The next time you drive by, check out the new sign in front of the building. Welcome home SPC!

Winston Churchill once said “To improve is to change, so to be perfect is to have changed often”. A lot of changes have occurred in our church over the past year. We have moved to a new location and are sharing space, designated worship services, and mission projects with our friends at West End Baptist. So far, this experience has been good for our congregation because it has allowed us to think about how the Spirit is moving us and what God has in store for us next.. To qu

The Scholarship Committee of Suffolk Presbyterian Church USA welcomes applicants the opportunity to be awarded one of four Willis-Volper...

PCUSA has set up a designated account for US. Wildfires Disaster Relief. To give online, visit: https://host.nxt.blackbaud.com/donor-for...

A few years ago I introduced our congregation to the tradition of picking a ‘star word’ to start the new year as part of our celebration of Epiphany. This practice helps guide participants spiritually throughout the year through meditation and prayer, reflection, and further exploration of how this word is present in your life. It also allows us to focus on how God is guiding us in the new year and change our perspective on new ways God is speaking to us. The word epipha

Ballads can tell the meaningful stories of our faith through music. The timeless story of Christmas is alive once more as the choir and...

Are you looking for a way to prepare for the hope, peace, joy, and love of Christmas? Join us on Tuesday nights at 7pm starting November...

Dear Church family and friends, We live in an era of uncertainty. The uncertainty of floods, tornadoes, hurricanes, earthquakes, climate...

A church musician is similar to an avid reader. People who love to read have their favorite authors and genres. Those authors are often...

Moving day is coming soon. It’s hard to believe how fast the summer has gone by. Boxes are starting to stack up in the Bette Hahn room and several cherished items have found new homes. As we have gone through closets, cabinets, and drawers, one common question keeps popping up: Will we use this in future and is it worth moving? So far things are going well. The truth is that this congregation has always been good about not holding on to too much. Of course any move can be e