Founded upon Him and His word in 1730
And they devoted themselves to the apostles’ teaching and the fellowship, to the breaking of bread and the prayers. – Acts 2:42

Join us for worship every Sunday at 10am
2092 Church Road Harleysville, PA 19438

Ministries

Old Goshenhoppen Reformed Church has several ministries it offers throughout the year, we also partner with surrounding area churches and organizations in order to provide additional ministry opportunities. If you’re looking not for a description, but to get active in ministry service visit this page: https://ogrc.org/ministry-interest-form/

Here is a list of just some of what we offer in terms of ministry opportunities:

Bible Studies – Throughout the calendar year there are women’s, men’s, youth, and general bible study’s reach out to Pastor Kevin and Pastor Bruce for more details.

Catechism Class – In order to prepare our youth for a personal profession of faith, Old Goshenhoppen offers catechism classes in order to help children learn the essential truths of an active and abiding faith with Christ.

Children’s Choir – Old Goshenhoppen is happy to offer a children’s choir. Which meets after worship on Sunday Mornings, and goes from early fall to late spring.

Children’s Church – For those parents with children who they do not feel there children are prepared to sit in the full worship service, there is an opportunity to send the children downstairs with a team of adults who will help watch and teach them about Christ, during the ministry of the word.

First Friday Men’s Night – On the first Friday night of the month, the men of Old Goshenhoppen Gather for study, prayer, and fellowship.

Friday Night Fellowship – Friday Night Fellowship is when we as a congregation periodically meet up in order to share a meal, fun, games, and time together.

Homeschool Co-op – Old Goshenhoppen is proud to help sponsor and support as a mission work of the church The Firm Foundation Homeschool Group. The home schooling program is from grade school to high school for first our members, but also when space permits, extends out to our broader community. We aim to unashamedly share the love of learning through a Christian worldview in fellowship with other families. Our families thrive using keys to a great education: Being biblically minded, classically modeled, christian focused, and communally engaged. Reach out to Pastor Kevin or his wife, Stephanie Park for more details.

Lenten Soup Suppers – The Lenten Soup Suppers take place once a week during Lent. It’s a time to enjoy table fellowship with one another and gather for a multiweek study of God’s word.

Outdoor Movie Nights – Old Goshenhoppen is situated an on beautiful property which we utilize from time to time, in order to enjoy an outdoor movie night with the broader community.

Prepare and Enrich pre and post marital counseling – Old Goshenhoppen offers both a marital prep course and a marital tune-up program for both members and those of the broader community. We understand that marriage is a covenant promise made between a man and a woman before God, and while there is great joy to be found in marriage, the fact that we are a fallen people also means there are seasons which every marriage will navigate through difficult roads. Reach out to Pastor Kevin to request more information.

Rummage Sale – Once a year in the spring, Old Goshenhoppen hosts on property an outdoor rummage sale in order to benefit the ministries of the church.

Sunday School for both Adults and Children – Old Goshenhoppen hosts both adults and children Sunday School starting at 9:05am on Sundays.

The Annual Blood Drive with the American Red Cross – Old Goshenhoppen tries to arrange an annual blood donation in order to assist the Red Cross and bless our community.

The Daily Bread Food Pantry – A wonderful organization which helps those in our community make ends meet. The Daily Bread Food Pantry is something near and dear to several Old Goshenhoppen members who assist weekly and monetarily with the pantry. Reach out to the church office with more details on how you can help.

The Oyster Picnic – The Old Goshenhoppen Oyster Picnic started in 1877 as a fund raiser for the Sunday School. People came from surrounding communities in Montgomery and Bucks counties, and special excursion trains brought people from Philadelphia along the now abandoned Allentown line of the Reading Railroad. Farmers would be waiting with their wagons at Salford Station to carry the rusticators from the city up to the top of the hill where the food would be waiting and a brass band would be playing marches and waltzes. At the end of the day the steam train would return to the station and sound long blasts of its whistle to signal the revelers that it was time to return to the station or risk being stranded in the country. It is held the first Saturday in September after Memorial Day Weekend. All proceeds of the event go to benefit local charity and mission works.

Thursday Night Study – meeting year round, the Thursday night study covers an array of topics and series and is open to all.

Vacation Bible School – Old Goshenhoppen joins hands yearly with Christ Evangelical Congregational Church in order to help put on a Vacation Bible School program for the surrounding community.

Youth Group – In the evening on the 2nd and 4th Sunday’s of the month, youth between the ages of 10-16 range gather at Old Goshenhoppen Reformed Church for a study and fellowship centered around the word of God.