Sunday Morning Worship – 10:30 am – 548 Luzerne Road, Queensbury, New York. We offer a nursery for little ones up to age 5 staffed by two women at every morning service. On the first Sunday of the month we usually have a covered dish luncheon after the morning service. On the second through the fifth Sundays of the month, we sing hymns of the faith and hear God’s Word preached at Evening Worship at 6:00 p.m. Ordinarily, we celebrate the Sacrament of the Lord’s Supper on the first morning and the third evening of each month.
You are invited to worship with us, entering through the new main entrance and fellowship hall in our 1200 square foot building expansion, dedicated this past August. Nursery care is available for both babies and children right next our sanctuary.
Dedication of our 1200 Sq. Ft. Building Expansion-Aug. 31, 20025 Pictured above, left to right, Elder Ralph Kelsey, Eric and Lynn Piesnikowski with their grand-daughter, Pastor Ned Suffern, Elder Ken Burl, John, Olivia and Christine Fishburn, and standing in front of the Fishburns, founding member and part of the church plant team in 1990 and 1991, Marilyn Merry. RRPC was planted by Elder Jack and Marilyn Merry, Elder Eldrid and Agnes Page, and Pastor Jim and Lillian Morton under the supervision of the New York State Presbytery (PCA). The first worship service was held on Palm Sunday, 1991. The Session offers its thanks to all who worked on this expansion project with their personal labors, and all those who gave generously to provide funds. A large bequest from the estate of a Christian lady was followed by generous gifts from friends of our church and also from members and regular attenders. We thank you all! All the glory goes unto God alone for the entire project from beginning to end.
Bible-based, Christ-centered Sunday School is offered to adults and children in the autumn, winter and spring. The current topic for adult Sunday School is “Sojourners and Exiles: The Message of First Peter” taught by Sinclair Ferguson on DVD and facilitated by Elder Ken Burl.
Women and men meet separately on Wednesday evenings at 6:00 pm from September through June for building up in the faith and mutual encouragement as we study God’s Word and pray together. You are welcome to join the men in the sanctuary at 548 Luzerne Road, and women in the library in our building expansion. Men are beginning a study of “The Twelve” also known as the Minor Prophets, getting into Hosea in September. Women will be studying 2 Peter and Jude this autumn.
The wives of our elders also offer Bible studies in the homes of young mothers during the daytime. Children and teens meet for Christian Service Brigade and Girls Growing Gracefully in the Light of Christ every other Friday evening from September through April meeting this autumn at 7 p.m. on November 7, November 21, December 5, December 19.
Single adults and families with young children gather for Life Together at the pastor’s home on the first Sunday afternoon of each month at 4:30 pm for a light supper, a devotional, fellowship and games. Cooperating with Christians from other churches we sponsor Ambassadors Soccer Camp every August in Crandall Park.
Who is Redeemer Reformed Presbyterian Church? We are a fellowship of God’s people, called as a body to glorify Him and enjoy Him forever, and in this, to support and encourage one another. We welcome you to join us as we worship God together, learn together from his word, spend time with one another and minister to those in need, showing and telling others of Jesus Christ’s love displayed in the gospel. (See Colossians 3:16, Matthew 28:19, Galatians 6:10, Psalm 106:3).
We belong to the Presbyterian Church in America. It is our aim and purpose to worship God reverently and sincerely, to edify the children of God, and to reach those who do not know Christ with the Good News of the Gospel. We are firmly persuaded and convinced that the way to reach these three goals is to declare and proclaim the inerrant Word of the Living God. “So faith comes from hearing, and hearing through the Word of Christ” (Romans 10:17).