What We Believe

Proclamation Presbyterian Church is a growing, Bible-believing, Reformed, Christ-centered church. Our congregation is a member of the Presbyterian Church in America and professes the Westminster Confession of Faith as its statement of faith and practice. Our goal at Proclamation is to glorify God and enjoy Him forever. We seek to do this by teaching every member to obey all of Scripture so that we can reach the people of every nation for Christ. To achieve this goal, we strive to honor God with our worship, fellowship, instruction, and evangelism and to provide sacrificial service and support for Christ and His kingdom.

We believe that the Bible is the inspired Word of God, that Jesus Christ is the eternal Son of God who became man, was crucified as the atoning sacrifice for the sins of His people, on the third day was raised from the dead, and one day will come again in power and great glory. 

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A Brief History

Proclamation Presbyterian Church began in 1988 as a small Bible study committed to prayer for the wisdom and courage to start a new church in the area. In September 1989, Proclamation became affiliated with the Presbyterian Church in America. Committed to missions, the motto “Proclaiming the Word, Reclaiming the World” was adopted. Proclamation found a home at the American College in Bryn Mawr, where services began in 1990. The first phase of a three-building plan on an adjacent 10-acre lot was completed in November 1997. Ground was broken during the summer of 2006 to construct a Christian education wing and fellowship hall.