​We are "jumping for joy" here at Chancellor Reformed. We seem to be moving out of winter and into spring time and new life. Moving out of the season of Lent into the joy of Easter and proclaiming Christ arose and He is alive! Moving from part 1 of Genesis (history and creation) into part 2 (patriarchal and nation building: chapters 12-50). Moving from a time of school into the time for Vacation Bible School (June 8-12). Moving from just seeing our steeple bell to seeing and HEARING it (it rings daily at noon). We'd love to have you worship with us... Sunday mornings at 9:30. Then please stay and have a cup of coffee and a treat on us -- we'd be so honored to connect with you following the service. Our worship service can be seen live on Facebook (on the Chancellor Reformed Church page -- with a recorded service also available on our church's YouTube page.) We have Children's Church for 3-year-olds - kindergarten ages (9:30 - 10:30 a.m.). From Sept - May -- we have Sunday School for all ages including adults. All regular ministries and programs (Jr. + Sr. Youth, education, adult SS, women's ministries, adult elective classes, etc.) are happening now and we'd sure like to resource and/or connect you to these ministries. We'd love for you to join us and hope to see you soon. ​
Chancellor Reformed Church has been a family for 123 years (April 20, 1903), living under God's banners of love, mercy and grace. We gather to live in to worshiping corporately (Hebrews 10:24-25) once a week so that we can be encouraged and informed how to be daily and private worshipers. We gather to spur one another on to love and good deeds. As we live out the Great Commandment (loving God), we'll live out the Great Commission (loving people). We are dedicated to loving and serving God and all people. Inwardly mindful while being externally focused so that all might know the good news of forgiveness, love, and a restored relationship with God through Christ. We invite you to become a part of our growing congregation. We are a member of the Alliance of Reformed Churches (A.R.C.).
Inwardly mindful, while becoming more externally focused -- that's what we are becoming.