Sunday School
Six classes — three for children and young people, three for adults. We call it the backbone of the church, because a sermon once a week is not the same as sitting with a text and asking questions about it.
Three miles west of Brookville on Route 322
A small country church where everyone is someone.
We are a rural evangelical, Bible teaching and preaching church — plain preaching, real singing, and neighbors who will know your name by the second Sunday.
9:00 AM
Sunday School
Six classes — three for children and young people, three for adults.
9:45 AM
Fellowship
Coffee and conversation in the lobby between the hours.
10:00 AM
Worship
Singing, prayer, and preaching straight from the Scriptures.
Welcome
You will be met at the door with a handshake, not a clipboard.
Pastor Jim and his wife Sue are usually the first two people you will meet. That is on purpose.
Roseville Chapel is a country congregation that runs from tots to elderly — farmers and nurses, grandparents and toddlers, people who have been here forty years and people who found us last month. We are three miles west of Brookville on Route 322, and we are easier to find than you would think.
We believe God’s Word is the final authority on all matters of life, both spiritual and physical. So when we gather, we open the Bible and we take it at its word. There is nothing fancy about it. There does not need to be.
“For I know the plans I have for you, declares the Lord, plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and a future.”
A Sunday Here
Three parts to the morning, and you are welcome to all of them or any one.
Nobody keeps track of which parts you attend. Come for the whole morning or slip in at ten.
Fellowship
Fifteen minutes of coffee and catching up in the lobby between Sunday School and worship. It is short, but it is where a visitor stops being a visitor.
Worship
Hymns and singing, prayer for the people on our hearts, and preaching straight from the Scriptures. Worship of the Lord is a personal matter — but when a church family comes together, it becomes a communal happening.
What We Believe
The sixty-six books, taken at their word.
We hold that the Old and New Testaments are the complete and divine revelation of God to man, and the final authority for how we live. We preach salvation as the gift of God, received by grace through personal faith in the Lord Jesus Christ — not earned, not deserved, not for sale.
Our full Statement of Faith and Church Covenant are published in plain language. We would rather you read them before you join us than after.
Missions
A small church with a long reach.
We support workers on the Texas border, in South Africa, and across East Africa — and we stock the food pantry eight miles up the road.
Debbie McKelvey
Serving at the Taylor Community Center in McAllen, on the Texas/Mexico border.
Mark & Marcie Harris
Serving with East Mountain, developing Christian leaders through discipleship and spiritual formation.
John & Jane Chitester
With Harvest Alliance International since 2005, leading discipleship training for pastors and church leaders in Rwanda and Uganda, and teaching in Nicaragua and Costa Rica.
Come as you are, this Sunday.
You will not be singled out, and no one will ask you to do anything but sit and listen. Worship begins at 10:00.
Plan Your VisitCall the church office