Welcome to Doylestown Presbyterian Church!
Now in our third century of worship and service, we strive to be a welcoming and diverse family of faith that together seeks to discern and embody the love we have received in Jesus Christ. Enjoy this time of discovering more about us. I hope that soon we will have the opportunity to learn more about you!
John M. Willingham, Pastor
Lenten Micropractices
February 17, 2021
Each morning, we’ll be sharing a daily micropractice to our Facebook and Instagram pages. Comment and follow along with pastors, staff and each other!
PC(USA) article highlights DPC’s Black History Month celebration
March 4, 2021
We invite you to read and share this article as we move forward with our Matthew 25 initiative with the focus of dismantling racism and its intersectionality with poverty.
Upcoming Events
NEXT Church Virtual Gathering to Address Racism
NEXT Church is hosting a virtual national gathering called "Breaking, Blessing, Building: A Call for the Common Good," which will focus on how we as the church can address racism both in our faith communities and in the world around us.
The Michener Art Museum presents: The Genius Belt
On March 18 at 2 pm The SAM Committee invites you to join in this virtual talk led by a Michener docent for a look at Bucks County's early cultural "Golden Years."
Holy Week 2021
We are excited to share our plans for Holy Week, which include in-person Communion in the Sanctuary building on Maundy Thursday and an outdoor Easter celebration in Central Park!
DPC In Action
The Tidings – March Edition
March 1, 2021
We want to share your personal joys with the entire congregation during the March 14 worship service! See inside the new edition of The Tidings to find out how you can participate in this celebration!
Sunday Worship
Join us for our Livestream worship service available at 9:30 am every Sunday.
The Sacrament of the Lord's Supper will be offered on the following dates:
2021: January 17, February 21, April 1, April 4 (Easter Sunday), May 23, July 11 (Scottish Communion), August 22, October 3 (World Communion Sunday).