Sycamore Street Church has worshiped at the corner of Sycamore and Third since 1952. Today we're a church of about 150 people who love our neighborhood, our food pantry and a good potluck.
A handful of families started meeting in a storefront on Sycamore Street after the war. By 1952 they had built the brick church that still stands on the corner, mostly with their own hands.
Seventy years later the neighborhood has changed, and so have we, but the front doors are still open every Sunday morning and most nights of the week.
“Let us not neglect meeting together, but encourage one another.”
Hebrews 10:25
Worship is about an hour, with hymns, prayer and a message from the Bible. Coffee and donuts follow in the fellowship hall.
Yes. A staffed nursery for little ones, Sunday School at 9:30 for ages 3 to 11, and a children's moment in worship.
Whatever you're comfortable in. You'll see everything from jeans to suits.
Yes. There's a ramp at the side door and an elevator to the fellowship hall.