How to Find a Prebyterian Church

So many churches, so little time. If you're in the market for a new congregation and are of the Presbyterian persuasion, never fear. Finding a Presbyterian church near you should take you nearly no time to find.

Instructions

Difficulty: Easy

1. Look up Presbyterian Churches in your phone book. Most congregations are listed in the "Churches" section. If there is more than one church in the area, make a list and give each church a call to find out their individual information.
2. Search online. The church's official Web site has a searchable database that can locate any Presbyterian church in your area. Many of the congregations also have links to their unique Web sites.
3. Ask local friends, neighbors or people from your previous congregation. They may know about other churches in the area.
4. Attend a service at the church. The best way to know if it's the congregation for you is to experience it first hand. Sit in on a Sunday service and talk with those at church. Introduce yourself to the clergy and ask them any questions you have. If necessary, visit more than one congregation to find the one that's right for you.