Welcome to Meyersville Presbyterian Church
We are a small church who welcomes and finds a spot for everyone. We are a family-oriented church who ministers to and with people from a variety of backgrounds. We are a church who values our Presbyterian and Reformed traditions, and at the same time, continues to seek new ways, new visions for Christian discipleship.
As well as worship we also run a whole host of activities within the local community. Here, on our website, you will find information about our book club, regular events, our music program and church school. We also produce a monthly newsletter, The Messenger, as a pdf you can read online or download and print.
We look forward to seeing you soon!
First Sunday of Advent Worship Service - November 27, 2022
Here is the link to the Sunday Worship
If you are in the area you are most welcome to join our in person Sunday Worship service at 10:00 am in the sanctuary of First Presbyterian Church Stirling. This is the first Sunday of Advent and our Heritage Sunday celebration. We will remember the Scottish heritage of the Presbyterian Church with bagpipes, tea, scones, and shortbread. All are encouraged to wear a wee bit of plaid.
In December the worship services will continue at Meyersville Church.
November’s special mission is the Angel Tree program. The nationwide Angel Tree program helps provide Christmas gifts for hundreds of thousands of children around the country each year. Our local Salvation Army in Plainfield is one of the program gift suppliers. Once a child has been registered and accepted (there is a significant vetting process) as an Angel their Christmas wish list is shared with donors in the community who purchase gifts of new clothing and toys. The gifts are distributed to the family to place under their family Christmas tree.
For the last several years, our church has been supporting this program and we will again be getting the names, sizes and toy desires of ten children from the Plainfield area whose families are struggling. When we have our list of children’s names and their Christmas wishes, more information will be available. Feel free to invite friends or family to share in purchasing your chosen child's gifts. This can be a wonderful way for children and grandchildren to experience the joy of sharing gifts with children who are experiencing hardship. If you cannot shop for the gifts yourself, financial support is always welcome and others will do the shopping. Call Doris Mertz if you have any questions about the program.
Yours in Christ,
Barbara Aspinall
