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We gather weekly to talk about what's going on in the world and what's going on in our lives.  Then we have a time of prayer followed by a 30 minute study of the Bible. [READ MORE]

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Welcome home!  We invite you to join our church family.  We are a loving and caring community of faith who strive together to worship God through all we say and do.  We at Springwood have a living and active faith that reaches out to one another and to those in our community.  We work together to bring the Good News to all persons, from infants to older adults, through a variety of ministries.
As we have since the church was established in 1868, the people of Springwood continue to proclaim the great and saving love of God in Jesus Christ for all persons...and especially you!

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by Reverend Dale Walker | 04-12-09

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REFORMED AND ALWAYS BEING REFORMED

by Reverend Dale Walker | 04-16-09

During the next months, I will use this space to introduce information regarding the Presbyterian Church, the Reformed tradition, Presbyterian form of government—anything dealing with Presbyterians. The title of these articles is also the “motto” of the Presbyterian Church. (Book of Order G-2.0200.) We observe October 31as Reformation Day, remembering that day in 1517 when Martin Luther nailed his 95 “theses” or arguments on the door of the cathedral in Wittenberg, Germany. He wanted to reform the Catholic Church’s non-biblical practice of charging people money to buy their salvation or that of their dead relatives. The money was used to build cathedrals, buy up land, and otherwise enrich the institutional church. Luther’s effort to reform the Catholic Church resulted in schism—Luther and his supporters were cut off from the Catholic Church. In protest (thus, “Protestants”), they established churches that center on Luther’s “aha!” realization that salvation comes through God’s gift of faith, and not through our works (Romans 3:28.) By the way, the Catholic Church reformed itself along the way and no longer charges for salvation. (Read More)