For His Glory and His Gospel
A Reformed Presbyterian congregation worshipping the triune God in Glade Spring, Virginia, since 1874.
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Our worship is simple, reverent, and shaped by Scripture: the Word read and preached, psalms and hymns sung, prayers offered, and the sacraments administered.
Every Lord’s Day sermon and Wednesday Bible study is recorded and published. Listen online or subscribe wherever you get podcasts.
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A Word from the Pastor
“We are glad you are here. My prayer is that you would find at Seven Springs a church that opens the Bible, worships God as He has commanded, and points you to Christ — who alone can forgive sin and give rest to the weary. Come and see.”
Come and See.
Our Services
Lord’s Day Morning
10:00 AM
“Oh come, let us worship and bow down; let us kneel before the LORD, our Maker!” (Psalm 95:6, ESV)
Lord’s Day Evening
6:00 PM
“Let my prayer be counted as incense before you, and the lifting up of my hands as the evening sacrifice!” (Psalm 141:2, ESV)
Wednesday Night
7:00 PM
“Open my eyes, that I may behold wondrous things out of your law!” (Psalm 119:18, ESV)
Upcoming Events
Westminster Presbytery Meeting
Sat, Nov 14 · 9:00 am · Westminster PC, Kpt
Men's Fellowship Breakfast
Sat, Nov 21 · 8:00 am · Fellowship Hall
Congregational Meeting
Sun, Dec 6 · 11:15 am · Sanctuary
The Coming Lord’s Day
Sunday, November 15, 2026
Lord's Day Morning
10:00Hymns and Psalms
- Trinity Psalter Hymnal 69B Thy Lovingkindness, Lord, Is Good and Free
- Trinity Psalter Hymnal 184 Lord, You Love the Cheerful Giver
- Trinity Psalter Hymnal 252 This Is My Father's World
Lord's Day Evening
18:00Hymns and Psalms
- Trinity Psalter Hymnal 158 All Praise to Thee, My God, This Night
- Seven Springs Presbyterian Church Songbook 133 Christian Unity
Reading of Scripture: Genesis 7:1–24 (Lord's Day Evening); Mark 15:1–46 (Lord's Day Morning)