About Us
We are a small community church with a big love for Jesus and others!
Come as you are and join us for family worship on Sundays at 9:30am with traditional and contemporary worship and a relevant message from God’s Word.
After morning worship, we have a time of fellowship and discussion along with coffee, tea and snacks, as well as Kids Bible Classes. Everyone is welcome!


We love kids!
When kids visit for the first time, they'll receive a welcome bag which includes a Bible activity book, crayons, stacking pencil, toy and a notebook. There's also a treat inside!
We have worship bags as well, which include a kids bulletin, pencil and crayons. There's also a treat inside!
There is also a bright and cheerful nursery available for families if needed!
Our church, founded in 1895, continues to reach out into the Hatfield community through our Food Pantry Ministry, Kids Clubs, VBS, Peach Festival, Hymn Sings, Worship Nights, Community Days, Community Garden and more.
Our mission: To know Jesus and to make Jesus known. Join us!

What We Believe
Believing the Bible to be our final authority for faith and Christian living, we affirm the following:
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That the universe is the purposeful creation of a personal, loving, almighty God.
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That all human beings are made in the image of the Creator and are of infinite worth.
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That our world is under the sway of sin as a result of a historical and a personal human rebellion against God, so that suffering, death and separation from God are the experience of humankind; and that without the intervention of God’s grace, this will be the eternal state of all persons.
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That Jesus Christ, the incarnate Son of God, through his virgin birth, sinless life, sacrificial death on the Cross, and glorious resurrection and ascension, graciously offers new life to all who receive him by faith.
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That the Holy Spirit, indwelling believers, gives them a desire and an ability to follow biblical standards of conduct in their personal lives and in society.
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That the Christian faith is lived in the community of the church, where worship and witness are embodied through the spiritual gifts of its members.
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That Jesus Christ will return to this world, bring an end to history as we know it, inaugurate the final judgment, and welcome believers into his eternal kingdom.