Heritage Presbyterian Church

Welcome to Heritage Presbyterian Church ~ as we navigate the new realities of Covid-19 in our community and in our world:

Beginning on June 7, we will resume in person worship in the sanctuary. Please take note of the following changes we will be initiating in order to offer a safe worship for all:

• Social distancing will be encouraged, and we also ask that everyone wear a mask. If you do not have a mask, we have both disposable and reusable masks at church. You will be offered your choice upon your arrival.
• Please enter the sanctuary under the portico driveway.
• Please use the center isle to move forward into the sanctuary (toward the pulpit) and the side isles to move toward the back of the sanctuary or exit.
• At the end of the service, everyone will be dismissed individually through the doors leading to the Gathering Area and then directly outside.
• Tomorrow is communion Sunday; however, communion will not be distributed in the sanctuary. If you wish to bring communion with you, you are welcome to do so. Folks at home are encouraged to participate in communion with something to break and something to dip. And, as God loves a cheerful and creative disciple, joining in communion creatively with what you have at home is welcomed.
• Please sit in the rows marked with green and refrain from sitting in rows marked with red. Keep three cushions between you/those in your family and the next person nearest to you.
• The congregation will be asked to 1) listen to Craig play the hymn, and 2) not to share the Lord’s Prayer verbally, but to pray it silently as the prayer is led for everyone in the sanctuary and at home.
• Offering plates will not be passed but will be stationed near the exit door.
• Craig and I will be the only two not in masks during the service but we will mask immediately after the service.

Our worship service will continue to be shared on Facebook as a live connection on Sundays at 10:30am and reposted Sunday afternoon to this website (see "Links" on the left menu tab). The Sunday bulletin is available under the "Bulletins" tab, located on the left menu bar. Join us at: https://www.facebook.com/heritagepresoh

We continue to be the connectional church, taking our faith seriously. We continue to be faith-filled people of God, living as disciples with a healthy dose of humor and gratitude as we gather electronically in Spirit and in person. We continue to be as active in ministry in new ways, doing all that we can as creatively as possible; however, we are also committed to doing our part to continue to keep the curve flat and encourage you to join us, and our community, in this effort. (Wash your hands and please wear a mask.)

If you are not receiving the online newsletter or church emails and wish to, send an email to connect@heritagepcusa.com and we will get you connected. 

Previous services from Facebook Live are available on the "Links" tab, found on the left hand menu on this web page. 

The office will be open from 10-2pm daily and the voice mail is checked regularly. 

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We will return to this, our Welcome message, once we resume regular worship and ministries in our church building: 

Welcome to Heritage Presbyterian ~ we hope you will join us for worship, which begins at 10:30 am on Sunday mornings. Our adult Sunday School begins at 9:30 am. 

We like to say that Heritage is a small church with a BIG heart (and yes, we also are the church with the green roof on the corner of Rts 58 and 2). 

We love to serve. We love sharing our ministry with the community. We seek to be God's hands actively engaged in ministry here at home. 

We take our faith journey seriously, and we serve with a huge amount of joy in our hearts. We are primarily an older adult congregation with intergenerational hearts. 

Join with us, and share your gifts on this wonderful journey of faith! 

We are easily accessible to a cluster of communities including Elyria, Lorain, Oberlin, Vermilion. 

Heritage Presbyterian Church was formed in October, 1999 by the merger of Westminister Presbyterian Church chartered in Amherst, OH in 1958, and Northminister Presbyterian Church, chartered in Lorain, OH in 1962. 

Both Westminister and Northminister are descendents of First Presbyterian Church in Lorain, OH, chartered in September, 1900.