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     Thank you for visiting the Rock Presbyterian Church website Rock Church was established in 1770 and is the oldest congregation in the region.  We are a reformed Church that is traditional in her worship and committed to the supremacy of Jesus Christ and the sufficiency of His Word.  We invite you and your family to come, worship and grow with us!  Please look around our website and find out more about us.  If you believe this is the place where God is leading you and your family, please contact us if you have any questions about the church.  Blessings on your journey of Faith!

     
Please be in prayer for the 70th meeting of the Mid-Atlantic Presbytery
in Florence, SC at Trinity EPC
Spiritual Formation

Reformed Missal: Rite 5
Weekly Bulletin
11:00AM-12:15PM

Sunday Fellowship: 10:15am
Meets in the Reception Parlor

Sermon: January 29, 2012
"Common Decency" (
Exodus 20:1-17)
The Rev'd Joseph Johnson

Nursery available
Ages: Infant to Four Years

Holy Eucharist (Communion)
First Sabbath of the Month

Resources and Media

Rock Presbyterian (EPC) Podcast

 

Color of the Christian Year: GREEN

4th Sabbath of Epiphany

Green is the default color. Green is the color of vegetation, therefore it is the color of life. Green is the color for the Season after the Epiphany and the Season After Pentecost. These two seasons are also called ‘Ordinary Time’ because the Sundays have no names, just ordinal numbers.

* Rock Presbyterian uses the Revised Common Lectionary with the Collects of the Liturgy of Comprehension (1689), which was the Presbyterian revision of the Book of Common Prayer in the same year.

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Rock Presbyterian Church is a parish of the Mid-Atlantic Presbytery of the Evangelical Presbyterian Church.
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