Greetings from Springfield Reformed Church

Steering Committee Meeting
Wednesday, May 14 beginning at 6:45 p.m. at Pastor G's house.

Church Work Day
Spring cleaning time! Saturday, June 14 at 8:30 a.m. Details

Congregational Meeting
Our next congregational meeting is scheduled for Sunday, May 31. There will be a joint meeting of the steering committee and the KC elders beforehand.

Adult Sunday School
What obstacles keep you from honoring God? Would you like to explore the foundations of the Christian faith? Details

We're glad you're interested in
Springfield Reformed Church!

On more than one occasion, we have heard people ask, “What does the word ‘Reformed’ mean in Springfield Reformed Church?” Let us explain. The word ‘Reformed’ finds its roots in the 16^th century Protestant Reformation—a time when the Church was re-formed in order to once again be conformed to the teachings of Christ and the Bible. It was a time of great upheaval in the church but it was also a time of much needed transformation that produced many outstanding statements of faith.

We believe the need for transformation still continues. In an age of unbelief and immorality outside of the church and doctrinal ignorance in the church, we desire the pursuit of modern reformation. We invite you to further discover the riches of the Reformed tradition of the Christian faith!


“Too many Protestants forget that the Christian faith is older and wider that the particular expression of it developed in the Reformation. The great Protestant Reformers claimed strong links to the church fathers. This is as it should be, if the church is really a world Christian movement.” — William Edgar				The Springfield Reformed Church remains committed to the following: The authority of the Bible The supremacy of Christ Textual, Bible-based preaching The time-tested protestant confessions of faith God-centered and God-honoring worship Evangelizing the lost Sincere hospitality A worldview that recognizes the lordship of Christ over all things