About Us

We are a congregation made up of people of all ages who work, play, and pray together. We believe that God calls us to be in relationship - with God and with one another. Because of that, we care deeply for people, both inside and outside of our congregation, and that shows in what kinds of ministries and initiatives we're involved in. As followers of Jesus Christ, we seek to cultivate a thoughtful, informed, and expressive faith. An important part of that kind of faith is working to demonstrate love in active, meaningful ways in places of pain, brokenness, injustice, and need, wherever it's found in the world. . 

We welcome all to join us in our community of worship, ministry,  mission, and fellowship as we continue on our faith journey together.

Staff and Leadership

Meet our church leaders and administrators

Faith Development

Discover our opportunities for faith development and spiritual nurture 
Mission
Learn more about our major mission initiatives
Fellowship Groups
Fellowship opportunities for everyone, from young to old and in-between
Music
From traditional to contemporary, music is an important part of our worship
Justice
As a matter of faith, we work for justice in its many forms
What We Believe
A helpful link to a summary of what we Presbyterians believe
Our Facility
Learn about our facilities, including our policies for weddings and other functions 
The links above are a quick guide to who we are today. If you'd like to know a little about our history, 

Springdale Presbyterian Welcome Statement

We believe that we’re called to the ministry of  love and reconciliation in the world through our Lord Jesus Christ,
and that includes everyone. 

We believe that the diversity of our world is a gift from God to be embraced. We celebrate our human family’s full diversity of race, ethnicity, refugee or immigrant status, sexual orientation, gender identity, age, spiritual or faith history, economic status, marital status, physical and mental ability, and education. We welcome  all who have previously known the pain of exclusion, discrimination, abuse, or intolerance in  either the church or society.  

We affirm that all people are created in the image of God, are loved by God, are called by God, and  are deserving of love and human dignity. Because of that, we welcome all people into full participation in the life of the church.