Harlingen Reformed Church

About this church

Harlingen Reformed Church worships at 10:00 a.m. Sundays in Belle Mead, with a livestream for people at home. Dress is informal, while the service follows a traditional pattern of praise songs, hymns, prayer, Scripture-based preaching, and Communion on first Sundays. The sanctuary can be reached by front steps or an accessible ramp on the south side of the historic church.

Children are welcomed in the main service and receive a weekly message and activity bulletin. A nursery connected to the sanctuary carries the service stream when families need another space, and seasonal children's learning is offered at selected times. Choir and the Joyful Noise group contribute music, while adult discipleship, outreach, fellowship, and neighborhood service connect worship with daily life. Founded by Dutch settlers in 1727, Harlingen approaches its three-hundredth year with the vision “Rooted. Fruitful. Faithful.” Visitors should arrive before 10:00, use the ramp when needed, and expect children to remain part of the worshiping community.

Researched from the church’s official website and reviewed August 25, 2026. Sources: Sunday time, livestream, 1727 history, and current vision · Worship format, Communion, music, and access ramp · Children in worship, activity bulletins, and nursery

Service times

Confirm current times directly with the church before visiting.

Ministries and visitor notes

• Holy Communion — first Sunday monthly
• Children's message and nursery access — during Sunday worship

Location