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Fellowship

SLPC has enjoyed various Fellowship Groups such as Presbyterian Women, Youth Group, Crafters, Tuesdays at Two as well as topical Small Group Studies and Whole Church events. We enjoy Pot Luck Picnics, Musical Programs, Work Bees, Seasonal Worship Events, etc.

We are always looking for new ways to connect with each other and meet new friends as we grow in Christ together.

Three women are working outdoors on a gardening project, with one woman holding a gardening tool and another taking a photo, while the third woman is walking on a paved path.
Group of mostly older adults gathered outdoors, sitting on chairs and benches, some standing around a green building, attending a social event during daytime.

Youth Programs

Activities for older children and teens have ranged from weekly gatherings to mission trips. Fellowship, Bible Studies, Concerts, Laser Tag, Church Lock-Ins, and personal friendships are just some examples of activities which help to develop faith relationships.

SLPC is the chartering organization for Scout Troop 37 and Cub Scout Pack 3014. Girl Scout Troop 8420 also holds their meetings at the church.

Community gathering during Spring Lake Heritage Festival with a playground, tables with food, tents, and people socializing near a church building surrounded by trees.
A display of several pumpkins on a wooden table in a park, with different sizes and price tags, and a Halloween-themed sign with a jack-o'-lantern face hanging from the front of the table.

Christian Education

Christian Education is valued at the Spring Lake Presbyterian Church and we have educators on staff that provide a traditional Sunday school curriculum as well as oversee our Kinderkirk Preschool and Daycare program.

Small group studies and discussions are led by the pastor and other church members with a variety of perspectives and topics represented.

Service Music

Music at the Spring Lake Presbyterian Church is as eclectic as the people in the pews. We enjoy the “good old hymns” as well as “contemporary” songs.

We will sing a song about justice from the 1960’s led with guitar and then enjoy a four octave bell choir. Our classic pipe organ fills the sanctuary with sound and we also enjoy a bluegrass group (with the haunting sound of the musical saw).

We love to highlight the musical gifts of children and adults; and the congregation is always enthusiastically supportive.

Spring Lake Presbyterian Church choir and congregation within the Sanctuary.
A musical performance on a small stage with seven band members, including guitarists, a double bass player, and a vocalist, performing for an audience seated in front. The stage has a white curtain and blue lighting, with an American flag partially visible on the left side.