Providence Presbyterian Church

About this church

Providence Presbyterian Church in Fort Wayne, Indiana, worships on Sunday, which it calls the Lord's Day, at 11 a.m. at 609 Putnam Street. The congregation describes itself as Reformed and confessional, and it grew out of a Bible study begun in the early 1990s by people seeking fellowship with others of the Reformed faith. The service follows an order of worship with a call to worship, confession, congregational singing, and a preached sermon, and the bulletin guides worshipers through standing and spoken responses. Communion is celebrated every Lord's Day when a teaching elder is present, with wine, grape juice, and gluten-free bread available.

First-time guests are asked to sign the guest book in the back of the sanctuary, and an online form lets the church follow up. Visitors are not expected to give in the offering. The English Standard Version is used in worship, and guests may bring their own Bible or ask an elder for one. Midweek Bible study meets on Wednesday evenings, a prayer meeting is held at noon on Wednesdays in the Red Room, and seasonal classes are offered. Sermons are posted online by topic, series, and scripture. Confirm times on the church website before visiting.

Researched from the church’s official website and reviewed October 4, 2026. Sources: Worship time, address, phone · Worship details, communion, visitors · Worship principles · About the congregation

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