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WHO WE ARE

We’re an inclusive, progressive congregation located in Bedford Village, in northern Westchester County, New York.

IF YOU COME ON A SUNDAY MORNING

Right now, we are worshiping on-line and outside as the weather permits.

When we begin to worship again in the sanctuary, this is what you can expect. An usher will welcome you at the door and hand you a program. There are no assigned seats. Children attend the first part of the service with parents, and then, after a children’s message, go to their own program, called Sunday Spirit. (If kids are feeling shy, parents can go with them or kids can stay in the service). Most Sundays, music is provided by our BPC Choir and a magnificent organ. There will be hymns, prayers, and a message. Sometimes a jazz quartet, rock band, gospel choir, instrumentalist, or our children’s choir will sing. We celebrate communion (Lord’s Supper) once a month. The service lasts a little over an hour. After the service, you are invited to a “Coffee Hour” and sometimes there’s a soup lunch. We always warmly welcome newcomers.

WHAT ARE THE OBSTACLES?

There are no obstacles to attending BPC! There’s no secret handshake, no dress code, and no requirements to attend. You don’t have to be Presbyterian– there are people of all backgrounds here. Come as you are, exactly as you are. Bring your questions, your doubts, your yearnings, and feel the presence of a loving God.

BEYOND SUNDAY MORNING

We offer many other ways to “be the church,” whether it’s spending a Saturday building for Habitat for Humanity, gathering on a Tuesday to do Bible study, attending one of our alternate services, joining us on a Tuesday for Pub Theology, attending a class or workshop, or volunteering at the Mt. Kisco Food Pantry. Browse the website and check out all the possibilities for involvement at BPC. You don’t have to “belong” to participate in any of our programs. In fact, if you want to participate, you do belong!

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