Welcome to
Central Reformed

A place of worship. A community of service.

Whether you’re just stopping by, worshiping with us online, or in search of a home for you and your family, we’re glad you’re here. Since 1840, we have been connecting people to God and to one another through scripture, sacrament, song, and service. We are known for our commitment to excellence in classical worship and our liberating theology that celebrates the great diversity of thought across the Reformed tradition.

Central to a Fulfilled Life

We are one body made up of many different people, sharing and communing together in God’s love. Our church is a place for friends old and new to gather, learn, and celebrate new life in Christ. Those who seek comfort and familiarity can find it here. Those who yearn for a guiding hand through life’s ups and downs can find it here. Those who desire purpose and belonging can find it here.

Recharge
& Recenter.

Sunday, April 21, 2024
Fourth Sunday of Easter

Worship at 10:00 AM

Join us for an inspiring message and uplifting music. You’ll be glad you did! This Sunday, we will welcome new members and one of our high school students will make Profession of Faith. Pastor Steve Pierce’s message, “Confessing Christ in a Pluralistic World” will be based on Acts 4:5-12. Sunday morning education for all ages begins at 11:15 AM.

All-Bach Concert

Sunday, May 5 at 5:00 p.m.

Join us for this inspiring concert featuring the works of J.S. Bach. Two outstanding music directors and keyboardists, Julia Brown from Mayflower Congregational Church and Gregory Crowell from St. Mark's Episcopal Church will perform. In addition, three vocal soloists, the local vocal group, The Choral Scholars, and instrumentalists will join the Central Reformed Chancel Choir. The program includes Concerto for Two Harpsichords BWV 1060, Cantata BWV 166 "Wo Gehest du Hin?" (Where Are You Heading?), and Motet BWV 230 "Lobet den Herrn, alle Heiden" (Praise the Lord, All Ye Nations).

Free admission | ample parking space

Experience

We offer a more traditional style of worship, with services structured around praise, reflection, growth, and celebration. We honor God’s love through choral music and hymns, taking the time each week to learn and acknowledge God’s place in our lives.

Connect

Aside from our Sunday worship, we offer numerous opportunities for our members to connect with other Christians and grow in their relationship with God, including youth groups, children’s activities, book studies, and outreach programs.

Serve

We seek to live as Christ did, serving the less fortunate and acting as God’s hands and feet in our community. We have a long-running history of ministry and generosity and provide ways for members to give back to our community.