Worship with Us

Everyone is welcome here at OPPC! We gather together as a faith community at 10:00 a.m. to worship for about an hour. Kids can sit with their families or go to church school during worship. We care more about you than we do about how you dress but you will find most folks are business casual. Our floor plan is accessible for everyone.

OPPC FAQ's

What time are your services?

Sunday 10:30 a.m.
Traditional Sanctuary Worship and Live Stream Option
Starting October 15 there will be an 8:30 a.m. Service
Do you allow children in the Sanctuary during service?

Bring your children — all ages are welcome — and join us for worship. If you prefer, you may entrust your young children to our Education Leaders who have undergone child protection training and background checks.
What type of Christian education opportunities do you have?

We provide Christian educational opportunities for all ages. Children (age 4 - 5th grade) and Youth (6th - 12th grades) currently meet for Church School during the Worship Service.
Adult Education currently meets at 9:00, prior to the Worship Service. Visit this page on our site to learn more.
Do I need to be Presbyterian to visit the church?

Absolutely not. In fact, many of our current church members were not Presbyterian when they first visited.
May I take communion?

The first Sunday of the month, OPPC observes the Lord’s Supper as we remember the sacrifice of Christ and feed ourselves for the journey of faith. As Presbyterians, we invite all those who trust in God to eat at the Lord’s Table.
How should I dress?

You will find that our congregants and visitors wear business casual attire.
How far in advance should I arrive?

If it is your first time visiting Orchard Park Presbyterian Church, you may wish to arrive approximately 15 minutes before the actual service begins.
When I arrive where should I park?

The parking lot can either be acessed from South Buffalo Street or Clark Street. After parking, please enter through the double doors located under the portico. Upon entering you will be warmly welcomed.
Picture below shows the Church's main entrance.