Pioneer Memorial Presbyterian Church

About this church

Pioneer Memorial Presbyterian Church worships Sundays at 10:00 a.m. in person and online, followed by coffee, tea, or hot chocolate in the fellowship hall. Its family welcome is unusually flexible: children of every age may remain in worship, a quiet-play “prayground” sits inside the sanctuary, and caregivers may use an unstafed nursery equipped with an audio feed. That arrangement lets parents choose the setting that works for their child without separating from the service entirely.

Faith formation follows worship from 11:15 to noon. Children ages three through kindergarten use story, play, prayer, and music; first through third graders explore Bible stories through video and crafts; fourth through sixth graders work with the NRSV Bible and connections between passages. Youth also meet after worship. Pioneer traces its organized history in Solon to 1834 and became Presbyterian in 1840, giving the congregation deep local roots. A newcomer can therefore combine one shared service, casual fellowship, and age-graded learning in a compact Sunday-morning visit.

Researched from the church’s official website and reviewed August 24, 2026. Sources: Worship time and coffee fellowship · Children’s age-based classes · Tween formation · Nursery, prayground, and children in worship

Service times

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Ministries and visitor notes

• Coffee fellowship — after Sunday worship

Location