Camp Hill Presbyterian
Church
Summer Schedule
Sunday Worship 9:30 AM
Camp Hill Presbyterian Church
is a vibrant community church located in the heart of Camp Hill, Pennsylvania. We are called to worship God, grow in Christ, share Spirit-filled life, and serve others in the Susquehanna Valley and beyond.
Devoted to Christ,
Called to Serve
Are You New Here?
B. A. S. S. Project
Whether you've never walked into a church before or can sing all the hymns with your eyes closed, you'll find a welcoming community with approachable worship and down-to-earth people.
Camp Hill Presbyterian Church builds fresh on a long legacy of faithful service with strong worship and music ministries, intergenerational programs, congregational care, and opportunities to serve.
In changing and challenging times, we hold a deep commitment to gospel life rooted in hope, an inclusive community gathered in faith, and a call to labor in our world which springs from an abiding love.
Visiting Sunday?
Memorial Day to Labor Day
Summer Schedule
Worship in the Sanctuary 9:30 AM
CHPC has Kirk (Church) Programs
for Kids, Youth, Families,
and Young Adults.
No, we're not going fishing. Camp Hill Presbyterian's Backpack and School Supplies project benefits Steelton-Highspire School District students whose families are struggling with meeting basic needs and don’t have the resources to provide adequate school supplies. In consultation with a teacher, principal, and social worker, our B.A.S.S. list has been compiled of the most appreciated items. Purchased items should be deposited
in the BASS bin in the Gathering Place by August 4th. Monetary donations by check made out to CHPC with "BASS" in the check memo line or an online donation on the DONATE page also are great for purchasing any extra needs. Thanks so much for helping!
The CHPC Preschool
Registration For The 2024-2025 School Year Is OPEN!
The Camp Hill Presbyterian Church Preschool is a ministry of the church which has proudly served the needs of the Community since 1956. The CHPC Preschool offers developmentally appropriate experiences, encouraging young children's perpetual curiosity, inexhaustible energy, enormous capacity for wonder and readiness to learn. The preschool provides opportunities for all children to enlarge their spheres of relationships, their knowledge of their world, and their ability to express themselves. Small classes ensure strong parent-teacher communication while trained educational leaders promote the social, emotional, and academic growth of each unique child.
The CHPC Music, Art & Drama Series
Seasons Celtic Nu-Folk Band
For more than 45 years, Camp Hill Presbyterian Church has offered the Music, Art & Drama (MAD) Series as a gift to the Greater Harrisburg Area. The series includes the popular 1st Wednesday of the month Noonday Organ Recitals and luncheons plus a variety of performances, presentations, and exhibits that appeal to all ages. The series is largely supported through donations. To learn more about the series and download the season brochure just click on the button below!
The 10th Sunday of Pentecost
Sunday, July 21
9:30 am (Online news begins at 9:15 AM)
The Summer schedule continues through Labor Day with worship at 9:30 AM. All are welcome to join in worship and share the warmth of faith and fellowship in the Camp Hill PA sanctuary or online from wherever you may be, CHPC is a vibrant, inclusive, community of faith, worshiping and serving in the Susquehanna Valley and beyond.
There are no special events in
the next 10 days.
Click the box above to see all events currently in our plans.
Camp Hill Presbyterian Church's Statement of Welcome and Inclusion
As followers of Jesus, we affirm the dignity and worth of every person as created in the image of God. We are committed to creating an inclusive space of belonging and safety. Therefore, this community of faith welcomes into full participation, membership, and leadership, persons of diverse age, race, ethnicity, sexual orientation, gender identity, physical or mental ability, level of education, class, or income.
Rooted in the Reformed tradition, we affirm that “God alone is Lord of the conscience,” allowing for a breadth of diverse theological and biblical interpretations. We covenant to accept, respect, and love one another as we apply our faith in the circumstances of our lives and in the matters of our world