Welcome to the Presbyterian Church of Sweet Hollow! We are a small, caring community of faith. All are welcome regardless of gender, sexuality, faith experience, or other socio-political categories. We look forward to getting to know you and including you in our congregation. On a normal week, you may find us in worship (on Sunday mornings), in discussion (mid-week), in prayer (constantly), in mission (monthly and quarterly) and in fellowship (constantly). Come as you are – with questions, in jeans or more formal attire, with family or by yourself, hungry, confident, confused, joyful, or determined.
Worship services are on Sunday mornings at 10am. Special services are advertised seasonally.
Children and families are always welcome!
Sweet Hollow is part of the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.). We are a protestant and theologically reformed congregation. Members join us from a variety of religious (and not religious) backgrounds. All members must make a public profession of faith and be baptized (if not previously baptized).
Contact the pastor if you have further questions.
Pastor: Reverend Wade Pond
Music Director: Jason Black
Church Administrator: Lori Kevelos (pcshsecretary@hotmail.com)
Church Leadership
The Session: Beatrice Reiser (Clerk), Ed Conroy, Frank Sansone, Niaja Mowatt, Melissa D'Angelo
The Board of Deacons: Niaja Mowatt (Moderator), Jean Cavanaugh, Maureen Sansone
The Sweet Hollow Presbyterian Church was first established on May 25, 1829 with 45 charter members. The first Pastor was the Rev. Joseph Nimmo. Sweet Hollow closed in 1930 and reopened in 1944 for a funeral of Edward Baylis, a long time member and Elder of the old congregation. This service renewed the spirit of the church and led to the reopening of Sweet Hollow. Moved to a different property in 1974, the historic Sanctuary continues to foster faith and friendship in this neighborhood.
Monday - Friday: 9am - Noon
Sunday: Worship at 10am
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