Nassau Reformed Church

Who We Are

The Nassau Reformed Church is a congregation of the Reformed Church in America (1628), the oldest Protestant denomination in America with a continuous ministry. The Nassau Reformed Church was organized in 1803 known then as the Protestant Reformed Dutch Church. We've been on the present site since 1820. Through all its history, the Nassau church has always supported mission programs of the denomination and still does. Tradition in our congregation enables us to be a caring, resourceful, vital group of people seeking to serve our Lord Jesus Christ. To be Reformed is to make a commitment to putting Christ first. With the Holy Scriptures as the only rule of faith and practice by which we are to pattern our lives, we proclaim the gospel of Jesus Christ. AN INVITATION: To you who have come to live with us in the Nassau area - we welcome you to join us for worship. To you searching for a church home, please come and worship with us, pray with us, fellowship with us. Our hope is that you will find that your search is over!

Programs/Events/Outreach

SUNDAY SCHOOL: Classes for pre-school through high school. Held during the 11:00 worship. 

BIBLE STUDY: group meets to study the Word of God. 

LORDS SUPPER: the Sacrament of the Lords Supper is celebrated the first Sunday of each month during the 11:00 a.m. service. 

ADULT CHOIR: gives insiration and support in each worship service with anthems (contemporary and traditional) and special music. New members are always welcome. 

THANKSGIVING SERVICE: Ecumenical gathering of the churches and synogue of Nassau. Where we all come together, giving thanks and worshipping one God. 

LENTEN SERVICES: services on Maundy Thursday, Good Friday and the traditional Easter Service at 11:00 a.m. 

NASSAU RESOURCE CENTER: provides a much needed ministry to the community. An ecumenical effort of the churches of the community administer the food pantry project year round. 

COMMUNITY CHILD CARE: a quality, affordable before/after school program for school aged children (K-4).