Providence OPC

Providence Orthodox Presbyterian Church of Mantua

"A reformed witness in an ever changing world”

230 Shadow Place Mantua NJ 08051 Phone: 856-468-4600

Organ / Piano player

We are in need of someone who can play the Organ and / or piano on Sunday (11:00 am and 6:00 pm) and to be available for special events. We are looking for someone who is agreeable to faith and practice of our church someone who holds to the Bible as the only rule for faith and practice, and believes on the Lord Jesus Christ. If interested in this position and would like more details please contact us at session@providenceopc.org , or leave a message at 856-468-4600 be sure to mention you are calling in regards to the Organ / piano position and we will get back to you.

A little about us

Providence OPC is a congregation of the Orthodox Presbyterian Church (OPC). The OPC was founded in 1936 after several decades of struggle within the mainline Presbyterian Church had made it clear that American Presbyterianism had lost its way. A small band of stalwart reformers envisaged Presbyterianism true to the infallible Scriptures. Ever since its inception, the OPC has maintained the stance of historic, biblical Presbyterianism: the entire Bible is the verbally inspired Word of God, our only rule for faith and practice. The OPC fervently believes that the Westminster Confession of Faith, along with the Larger and Shorter Catechisms, are the clearest, most consistent expression of the Bible's truth. We have been dedicated to proclaiming the whole counsel of God, nothing more or less.

We are committed not only to right doctrine but also to right practice. We in the OPC believe, in fact, that the two are inseparably linked. The church is that body of our Lord called out of this sinful world to be His holy bride. As such, our congregation is committed to worship, edification, evangelism, and service. We believe in God's appointed means of grace calculated to help us fulfill these commitments: the ministry of the Word (God speaking to us, particularly in preaching), the sacraments (signs and seals of our union with Christ and communion with each other) and prayer (the outpouring of renewed hearts to heaven).