Sunday Worship

Greenville Community Church meets in the Sanctuary every Sunday at 10:00am through the year. Worship lasts approximately one hour, providing an opportunity to sing, pray, and commune with God and each other. Our talented musicians lead soul-lifting music ranging from classical and jazz to traditional and contemporary hymns. Communion is celebrated the first Sunday of every month.

Sunday school is available most Sundays (excluding communion Sundays); children start in worship and are invited to depart for their classrooms following a children’s sermon. To register your child, contact Faith Formation Coordinator Kristen O’Leary.

Prayer is an important part of this faith community. If you or someone you know is in need of prayer, please contact Pastor Sam. Names can be added to the public prayer list or be held in confidence.


SPECIAL EVENTS

Greenville Cemetery Tour & Clean-UpSat., Nov. 2, 11:00am-1:00pm. All are welcome to meet in our historic cemetery for a tour in which we will learn about notable people buried there. After, we will clean the grounds and polish gravestones. Come for as long as you’d like.

Concert: “From Bach to Bogdanovic!”Fri., Nov. 15, 6:30pm, Sanctuary, $10-$50. The Marino Duo, featuring husband and wife team Andrew Marino (guitar) and Jessica Marino (piano), will play a mix of classical and contemporary music. For more information and tickets, click here. NOTE: This concert is an independent event by friends of GCC.

“The Source of Lasting Joy: Grateful Living,” Women’s Morning RetreatSat., Nov. 16, 9:00am-12:00pm, The Reformed Church of Bronxville, 180 Pondfield Rd., Bronxville; $30 recommended donation, but any contribution welcome. With our friends in Bronxville, discover how grateful living can refresh or expand your connection with God. Advance registration required by Nov. 11; CLICK HERE to register.

“Honoring Our Stories”: Women’s Day RetreatSat., Nov. 16, 9:00am-5:00pm, Flatlands Reformed Church, 3931 Kings Highway, Brooklyn, NY, free. Hosted by Rev. Liz Testa, all women are invited to connect with God and other sisters through worship, prayer, Bible study and sharing stories at this fall gathering in Brooklyn. To register, visit www.rca.org/women.

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Wednesday Night Bible StudyWed. nights, 7:00-8:15pm, via Zoom. Join Pastor Sam and others as we explore various books of the Bible together. We’ll look at historical context and use maps, artwork and more to bring the scripture to life and explore what this living Word means for us today. No experience necessary; everyone is invited to participate. Access Zoom link HERE.

First Thursday Lunchmonthly, 1:00pm, Narthex. On the first Thursday of each month, all are welcome to gather for a “BYOL” (bring-your-own-lunch) hour of fellowship to nourish our bodies and spirits. Please note you must bring your own food and drink.

Volunteer Choir. Our volunteer choir sings on communion Sundays (the first Sunday of the month) October through June, as well as on Christmas Eve and Easter. Easy music, low time commitment, fun and fellowship. Basic music-reading ability preferred. For a complete schedule, email Pastor Sam.

Coffee Hour Hosts. We’re grateful to all of our volunteers who have provided snacks after worship. If you would like to host a coffee hour, please sign up on the form in Hessler Hall. Coffee is provided by the church; the snacks can be simple!

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Clothing Donation Shed. GCC has partnered with St. Pauly Textile to collect used clothing, shoes, sneakers, belts, purses, blankets, towels, sheets, pillowcases, curtains and stuffed animals for distribution to communities in need. Please place items in good condition in bags, and drop them in the shed in the back parking lot, which will be emptied regularly by St. Pauly. All donations are tax deductible. If you would like to volunteer to organize the bags inside and sweep the shed once or twice per week, please contact Pastor Sam.

We are accepting donations for the food pantry. If you have spare canned goods or boxes of cereal, consider donating them to our partner, the Ecumenical Emergency Food Pantry of White Plains. A basket is located in the Narthex; food will be transported from GCC regularly.