About Our Church
Church History:
The church was organized in February 1781 by thirty members. For the past two centuries, the church has held to the gospel and remained faithful to Biblical truth. It is a member of the Conservative Congregational Christian Conference.
We Believe:
Our goal is the same in theology and spirit as the covenant first agreed to in 1781, biblical, evangelical, and reformed.
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The church agrees with these historic statements of the Christian faith: the Apostles’ Creed, the Nicene Creed, the Savoy Declaration, and the original Covenant and Statement of Faith adopted in 1781 and 1782.
The church continues to be involved in spreading the gospel of Jesus Christ in our community, our nation, and around the world.
What To Expect:
We come together each week to remind ourselves that the only one worthy of our worship is God the Father, his Son Jesus Christ, and the Holy Spirit.
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We do this through:
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talking to our Creator through prayer
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praising Him through song
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reading his Word, the Christian Bible, and try to unpack its meaning
Frequently Asked Questions
How should I dress?
We encourage you to dress as you feel comfortable.
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Can I bring my child?
Absolutely! It's our joy to welcome children.
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Children are included in the first portion of prayer and singing in the service.
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Then, children infants - grade 5, are dismissed for our Carlisle Kids classes.
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What is a morning service like?
We gather together during this time to remind ourselves that the only one worthy of our worship is God the Father, his Son Jesus Christ and the Holy Spirit. We do this through:
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Talking to our Creator through prayer
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Praising Him through songs, both old and new
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Hearing an expositional sermon preached on a specific text from the Bible
After the service, all are invited to stick around, spend time in conversation, and enjoy refreshments together.
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What is the snow cancellation policy?
Historically, the Sunday morning worship service is rarely, if ever, canceled.
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If you feel it is not safe for you to go out, please stay home.
