Whether you are exploring Christianity, looking for a church home for a season, or simply passing through Korea, we are glad you are here.
Visiting a new church can feel unfamiliar, so we want to make your first visit as comfortable as possible. We would love to welcome you, help you know what to expect, and give you space to worship, ask questions, and get to know our church family.
Service Information
Time: 10:30 AM Sundays
Place: 2nd Floor, 40-17, Sinheungbukro29beon-gil, Paengseong-eup, Pyeongtaek-si, Gyeonggi-do, Republic of Korea, 17977(평택시 팽성읍 신흥북로29번길 40-17 신화빌딩 2층)
Parking: Please contact the church before your first visit if you would like the latest parking guidance.
Directions
What to Expect
Our worship service begins at 10:30 AM and lasts about an hour and fifteen minutes. We aim to worship God with reverence and joy through a historic Reformed liturgy shaped by Scripture. You can expect responsive readings, confession of sin, creedal affirmation, congregational prayer, weekly communion, and expository preaching through books of the Bible. We sing psalms, hymns, and songs drawn from all ages of church history that are biblically grounded, theologically sound, and expressive of the full range of fitting Christian affections. Following the service, we invite everyone to stay for coffee and fellowship as we continue to share life together.
Is the service conducted in English?+−
Yes. Our worship service is conducted in English. We welcome both native and non-native English speakers and seek to cultivate a church family that is accessible and hospitable to people from many backgrounds.
Do I need to be a Christian to attend?+−
No. You do not need to be a Christian to visit or attend our church. Whether you are exploring Christianity, asking questions, or simply looking for a church home, you are welcome to join us and learn alongside us.
Are military members and families welcome?+−
Absolutely. We are grateful for the many military members and families who live and serve in our area, and we recognize some of the unique challenges and transitions military life brings. We desire to be a place where individuals and families can find friendship, encouragement, and a church home while they are here.
What should I wear?+−
You will find a range of attire on a typical Sunday, from casual clothing to more formal dress. We encourage people to come as they are and to dress in a way that is comfortable and respectful for worship.
What about children and nursery care?+−
Children are a cherished part of the life of our church and are welcomed as participants in the worshiping community. We love having children in our services and recognize that families with young children sometimes need a little extra flexibility. For families with infants and toddlers under two years of age, we have an infant and toddler room available where little ones can get their wiggles out while a parent can still see the sanctuary and listen to the service through an audio speaker.
How do I get connected?+−
One of the best ways to get connected is simply to stay after the service for coffee and fellowship. We would also be glad to help you learn more about membership, small groups, classes, and other opportunities to grow and become part of the life of the church. You can also fill out our online connection card, and someone from our church would be happy to reach out and help you take the next step.
Are there opportunities for fellowship and growth beyond Sunday worship?+−
Yes. Throughout the week we gather in a variety of ways to encourage one another and continue growing together in Christ. We currently offer men's and women's Bible studies, a community group, and Sunday school classes for both children and adults.