Welcome to Blue Ridge Pres (PCA)

God planned Sundays to be the highlight of our week by establishing a special day for rest, social connection, and spiritual renewal.  Living the way God intended will benefit us in almost every area of our daily lives, enabling us to experience the endless treasures available in Christ through God’s love and grace.

Our corporate worship is designed to be a Simple program with Spiritual songs in a Sacred setting, so we can begin each week building meaningful relationships, a way to soften and open hearts, and a pathway to walk with God.  

Since 2002, we have wholeheartedly welcomed members of the north Greenville/Greer community to join us in worship, prayer, song, and service.

We are a congregation of the Presbyterian Church in America (PCA) and hold steadfast to the traditions of the Protestant Reformation.  Our beliefs can be summarized by the five "Solas" of the Reformation. 

• Sola Scriptura (Scripture Alone):  The Bible is the sole written divine revelation and alone can bind the conscience of believers.
• Sola Fide (Faith Alone):  Justification is by faith alone.  Christ’s righteousness, imputed to us by faith, is the only possible satisfaction of God’s perfect justice.
• Sola Gratia (Grace Alone):  Our salvation rests solely on the work of God's grace for us.
• Solus Christus (Christ Alone):  Christ is the only mediator through Whose work we are redeemed.
• Soli Deo Gloria (Glory to God Alone):  To God alone belongs the glory.

Knowing that visiting a new church for the first time can be daunting, we want to make sure you have a great first experience by answering a few basic questions.

What is Sunday’s schedule?

Sunday School 9:30 a.m.
Worship 10:30 a.m.

(Child care provided)

What can I expect?

Sundays are inspiring and friendly. Please join us and expect to feel welcomed as family.  Most people dress casual and some business casual. 

What is the worship service like?

We‘re a grace-driven church, not a program-driven church; as such, we worship in the Reformed tradition, believing that the Creator of heaven and earth should receive adoration and gratitude—expressed in praise, prayer, and song—according to His word. This is the heart of Reformed worship.