About Us
UPC is a friendly little church with an emphasis on unconditional love and acceptance. You'll be greated with genuine warmth and embraced by a supportive extended family. The mission of our Church is to proclaim the Good News of Jesus Christ and to demonstrate the love of God to others. As we have received, we are to share. We seek to strengthen our Christian relationships with one another, with the community, and with God's world in order to meet the challenges of the future.
Who We Are
United Presbyterian Church of Harrodsburg, Kentucky is a congregation of the Presbytery of Transylvania, the Synod of Living Waters, and the Presbyterian Church in the United States of America. Membership in this congregation is open to any person who professes faith in Jesus Christ and is baptized in His name. We invite you to join us in worship and service.
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United Presbyterian Church
326 S.Main Street
Harrodsburg KY 40330
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on covid 19
Service schedule at U.P.C.
July 2020
When Can We Go Back to Church? As you know, we asked the congregation to vote on when we should return to in house church services. We had a good number of responses, and Session is pleased at your participation.
Session voted in favor of accepting the majority vote which is July 19 with the addendum that we will re-evaluate after four weeks (week of June 21) to determine if the virus numbers are still holding the plateau pattern, and we may try to open sooner. Whenever we do open, it is important that all of us determine that our presence is needed. I already know there are a few members who simply can’t risk getting the virus due to other health issues and must stay away until all is safe. Those of us who can attend should make the commitment to do so, even if it is not the date we preferred. I doubt that we will be going back to the old way, but hopefully, we can adjust to the “new way” and can still share in a meaningful worship experience.
