Welcome to Presbyterian Church of the Apostles
We’re so glad you’re here. We seek to follow the ways of Jesus, practicing compassion and pursuing justice. Come experience God’s love in action — in worship and community, in service and study, giving and belonging.
All are welcome.
Join Us!
Worship With Us
Check out our Sunday morning worship services at 10AM, in person or online, as well as our upcoming Bible Study offerings, and regular special events!
Serve With Us
We put our faith into action through ongoing partnerships with area non-profits, short term projects, and one-time events.
Give With Us
Giving is essential to the life of Presbyterian Church of the Apostles. Your generosity supports the daily functioning of our church, special funds, and ongoing support for our many ministry partners, in particular our Reparations Fund.
At Presbyterian Church of the Apostles we hold this saying near to our hearts and ideals:
“We extend a special welcome to those are single, married, divorced, LGBTQ+, straight, filthy rich, dirt poor… We extend a special welcome to crying infants and silver-haired past retirement. We’re glad to have you if you’re broken-hearted or elated, in need of a safe place, looking to get involved. You might be more Presbyterian than John Calvin — or maybe you last darkened the door of a church 50 years ago. Welcome, whether you sing like Adele or Renee Fleming, or if you can’t carry a note in a bucket.
You’re welcome here if you’re just browsing, just woke up. If you’re 60 plus but not grown up yet, or a teenager growing up too fast. We welcome those who are liberated by wheelchairs and walkers. We welcome soccer moms and NASCAR fans, artists and tree-huggers, vegetarians and carnivores, Vikings and Packers fans. We welcome you if you’re having some memory challenges. We welcome you if you’re in town visiting grandma for the weekend. You’re welcome here if you’re down in the dumps, or down on organized religion. We’ve been there too.
We offer a special welcome to those who could use a special prayer right now, and those who had religion shoved down their throats as a kid. We welcome the life-long church goers, seminary drop-outs, and retired ministers.
If you’re breathing, you’re welcome here.
