Welcome to our church family!
We are an Evangelical Presbyterian Church who desire to evangelize and spread the saving news of Jesus Christ. Our church is a loving community of believers who come together to worship, praise, and grow in our relationship with God. We open our hearts to His presence and His Word, learning from the Bible and discovering how to live out His love in our everyday lives.Whether you're new to the area, exploring faith for the first time, or seeking to deepen your relationship with Jesus, we warmly invite you to join us. Together, we journey in faith-encouraging one another, growing in grace, and experiencing the joy and renewal that come from walking closely with Him.We welcome all to join us!
Every Sunday morning at 9:15 am any adults in our congregation and community are welcome to attend our Adult Sunday School class. The group uses a study guide and open discussion during class. Come to read, discuss, and participate or just sit and listen as the class discusses the Bible topic of the day. This class is a great way to deepen your faith through group Bible study and discussion. It's also a great activity for parents to do while the kids are in Sunday School. This class is very laid back and fun to be involved in. Come grab a cup of coffee and join in on the fun!Our Children's Sunday School also meets Sunday morning at 9:15 am and is open to any kids 4 and older. The morning begins in the sanctuary by the piano with music. After music the kids break off into their individual Sunday School classes where they learn about God, Jesus, and all the amazing stories and lessons the Bible has to offer!


Our youth group is a growing and welcoming ministry open to all students 3rd grade and older. We gather monthly for fun, fellowship, and faith-building through games, activities at the church, and community outings. Throughout the year, our youth enjoy participating in local events, including the annual Holland Fall Festival.In addition to fellowship, our youth are active in serving the congregation by hosting dinners after church and helping organize and participate in the Easter SONrise Service and breakfast. This is an energetic and expanding group where kids can build friendships, serve others, and grow in their faith together.
Vacation Bible School is our largest community outreach where we reach between 80-100 kids every summer for a 5 day adventure held at our church. Crafts, bible lessons, outdoor rec activities, and snack are just a few of the fun things we do during VBS. Kids ages 4 and older are welcome from any surrounding community or church congregation.


Our Women's Bible Study is a welcoming group open to all women that meets the 2nd Thursday of each month at 2:00 pm for fellowship, prayer, and devotion time centered on God's Word. This group values connection, encouragement, and spiritual growth, creating a supportive space for women of all ages. In addition to regular gatherings, the women host an annual Thanksgiving Supper that is open to all women of the community and is always well attended, offering a meaningful opportunity for fellowship, hospitality, and outreach
*Small group Bible study's before Christmas and Easter
*SONrise service Easter Sunday with breakfast to follow
*Large adult and children's library
*Volunteering at the Pipestone County Food Shelf
*Special donation collections for Volunteers in Mercy
*Potlucks in our fellowship hall
*Farmers Market at our church each Sunday during the harvest season-
sharing God's bounty!
*Sunday School Christmas program
*Children's choir sings during church every other month
*Youth group
We know it can feel a little nerve-wracking to visit somewhere new, and that's completely okay! We want you to feel right at home from the moment you arrive. The information in this section will give you a sense of what to expect when you visit our church.
We can't wait to meet you!
Parking
You'll find street parking right in front of the church, including handicap-accessible spaces. When you come in through the front doors, feel free to take the stairs or the elevator up to the vestibule. One of our friendly ushers will be there to welcome you and give you a bulletin. The bulletin will help you follow along with the service and let you know about upcoming events and announcements.Restrooms
After entering through the front doors, if you need the restroom, you can turn right and go down the stairs or take the elevator down to our church fellowship hall, where the bathrooms are located.Children & Youth
Our service is family friendly and we welcome parents to worship with their children in the sanctuary. A church with the voices and cries of babies is by far a better sound than a Sunday morning with no children at all.What Should I Wear?
We don't have a dress code in our church, but most people dress modestly. Jeans or suits and dresses everyone is welcome to come as you are.
Worship Service Details
Our Sunday worship service is typically an hour long and is guided by a bulletin that changes weekly. Find information located below for the details of our worship service.
Our worship service is a time when believers gather to honor God, grow in faith, and encourage one another. The service often begins with a:Welcome and Call to Worship:
An invitation to focus your heart and mind on God.
Music and Singing:
Hymns and music are used to praise God, express gratitude, and reflect on faith. We love music in our church! We often have special music from any of our members that choose to bless us with the gifts and talents that God has given them.
Scripture Readings:
Our service is filled with scripture taken directly from the Bible. We believe the Bible is the true Word of God and we want to fill our hearts and minds with the words God has for us so they can work in our lives as God desires.
Sermon:
Our pastor explains the Scripture and applies its meaning to everyday life, encouraging spiritual growth and faithful living.
Holy Communion:
Celebrated on the first Sunday of every month, remembering Jesus' life, death, and resurrection.
Offering:
Allows worshipers to give financially in support of the church's ministry and outreach. As a guest at our church, you will not be expected to give an offering. Let your presence be your gift!
Closing prayer or benediction:
A blessing to send the congregation back into the world to live out their faith through love, service, and compassion in their daily lives.





Prelude
-Judy Oldemeyer, Organist
Ringing of the Bell
Welcome and Announcements*Call to Worship
First Sunday of Lent
P: Lift up your voice and call out to God.
C: We cry out, believing that God hears us.
P: Come together and wait for God.
C: We come together, trusting that God is still speaking.
P: Surely God’s presence is here with us now.
C: We wait in hope, for God’s steadfast love lifts our hearts.
All: Come, worship the Lord. We celebrate the power of God that restores us.Opening Prayer*Hymn
All Hail the Power of Jesus Name
(Red hymnal p325)Call to Confession
Silent Confession
Corporate Confession
Merciful God, You made us in Your image, with minds to know You, hearts to love You, and wills to serve You. But our knowledge is imperfect, our love inconstant, and our obedience incomplete. We refuse to go where You lead us. We fail to grow into Your likeness. Have mercy upon us. Forgive us and free us from our sin. We ask in the gracious name of Jesus Christ. Amen.Assurance of Pardon
Isaiah 55:7
*Gloria Patri (Black hymnal p285)Hymn:
Jesus Calls Us O’er the Tumult
(Red hymnal p399)Joys and Concerns
Pastoral Prayer
Lord’s Prayer: Our Father, who art in heaven, hallowed be thy name, thy kingdom come, thy will be done, on earth as it is in heaven. Give us this day our daily bread, and forgive us our sins, as we forgive those who sin against us. And lead us not into temptation but deliver us from evil. For thine is the kingdom, and the power, and the glory, forever. Amen.Offering
*Doxology (Red hymnal p382)
*Prayer of DedicationMinistry in Music by our Sunday School and Youth GroupSermonText:*Closing Hymn
Revive Us Again
(Red hymnal p574 vs 1-2)*Benediction
Galatians 5:1
It is for freedom that Christ has set us free. Stand firm, then, and do not let yourselves be burdened again by a yoke of slavery.Closing Hymn:
Revive Us Again
(Red hymnal p574 vs 3-4)*Postlude (please be seated and await usher’s directions)
*indicates to please stand, if you are able.
Feel free to contact us with any questions
Church address
450 Carter Ave
Holland, MN 56139For personal, confidential, or pastoral matters,
please contact our pastor directly at:
Phone
Pastor Ron Moffitt
507-848-6493
[email protected]Email
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