OCEAN VIEW PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
We All Invite You to be a Part of our Life and Ministry.
The Ocean View Presbyterian Church is a congregation focused on growing in the faith and living out that faith in mission to others and to each other. Not content with simply reciting doctrine, we have committed ourselves to looking into the Scriptures so as to uncover the ongoing story of our faith. We seek to be a part of that story. The congregation as a whole, and each of its committees, is actively engaged in doing mission, and on communicating in real ways the good news of Jesus Christ.
Ocean View Presbyterian is a historic church, dating back to 1856. We have a long and proud tradition, but seek to take that tradition and move into the future with it. We also have a wonderful friendship and fellowship with each other that can be seen and felt in all aspects of ministry at OVPC.
Sunday Worship 9:30 am
67 Central Avenue, Ocean View, Delaware, 19970
Reverend Terence B. Dougherty
(302) 539-3455
May our gifts be a source of light, in a world that has learned to love darkness
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OVPC on YouTube
Now streaming live on YouTube or visit our channel to see past video services on our YouTube channel HERE
If you are unable to visit us to worship in person, we live-stream our service on Facebook and YouTube. You can view a recorded version of our service at any time on either platform.
BLESSING BAGS
Donations are being accepted for students at Selbyville Middle School. This ongoing ministry provides personal and food items for students. Your donations are greatly appreciated.
More information and a list of needed items can be found here.
YOUR GIFT OF TIME AND TALENTS
The January Mission Project Sponsored By Our Deacons
SERCAP
Southeast Rural Community Assistance Project, Inc. (SERCAP) is the Deacons’ January Mission. You may remember we introduced you to them in November and gave them grant money to assist low-income Sussex County residents. With low-interest loans up to $15,000 SERCAP is spreading the word via postcards, PSAs and contact with local service and news organizations. And, it's for homeowners needing help with home improvements and constructing/”rehabbing” well water or septic systems. Deacons will use the remaining portion of their Milford Housing Development Corp. funds to provide another grant and ask that you join us in this month’s mission. It just may be the way to keep homeowners safe in their houses and out of shelters! Contact Kris Taylor or Gloria Bartholomew
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