Mountain Reformed Church

Please join us for worship each Sunday at the beautiful 200 seat auditorium at the Prescott Valley Library, 7401 Skoog Blvd, Prescott Valley, AZ 86314.

9:45 AM Choir Warm-up

10:00 AM Coffee Fellowship

10:30 AM Worship Service

If you are looking for a friendly congregation and a peaceful, traditional service that includes the classic hymns of the faith and beautiful choral music, please come and visit!  Our sermons from God’s Word are brief and "to the point.”

You can view recorded services at our YouTube channel.  Recent Services are also linked below.

Advent Cantata, Sunday, December 5, 2021

9:00 a.m. and 11:00 a.m.

The Sanctuary Choir and Chamber Orchestra of 

Mountain Reformed Church

present

SMALL, Dancing LIGHT

A Choral Service for Advent

by Taylor Scott Davis and Terry W. York

Sunday, December 5, 2021

9:00 a.m. & 11:00 a.m.

Prescott Valley Library Auditorium

Please invite your friends to this special event!

Your gifts to the Music Fund support our cantatas and special music events. Our fund raising goal for 2021 is $4,500. Thank you for your support!

 Songs from the Farm – Second Friday of each Month

Next gathering on 10/15/21 at 5:00 PM (one week later than normal).  Download the Bulletin for 10/15

Songs from the Farm has returned!  We will be having a gathering on the second Friday of each month when weather permits.  Status will be announced by email and on the Mountain Reformed Church FaceBook page.  We will gather 45 minutes before sunset at the home of Joe and Debbie Place, 2680 W Road 1 S in Chino Valley, 86323.  Keep an eye on your email and our FaceBook page for more details!  

About 75 people currently attend Mountain Reformed Church.  Our average Sunday worship attendance is now 50.

If we all bring a friend as often as we can, it should be easy to achieve some Sundays with 100 in attendance.

Please join in our goal to reach 100 in attendance before or during the season of Advent!  The four Sundays of Advent take place November 28 through December 19.

Mountain Reformed church Sanctuary Choir sings the National Anthem for the Diamondbacks game on 8/13/21

View all of our recorded services on our YouTube Channel.

Worship Service Recorded 11/14

Worship Service Recorded 11/7

Worship Service Recorded 10/31

Worship Service Recorded 10/24

Worship Service Recorded 10/17

Worship Service Recorded 10/10

Worship Service Recorded 10/3

Worship Service Recorded 9/26

Worship Service Recorded 9/19

View all of our recorded services on our YouTube Channel.

New starting location for Mountain Reformed church: Prescott Valley Library Auditorium:  Read the informational email.

Songs From the Farm is still here!

Even as we begin Mountain Reformed Church, we will still continue “Songs From the Farm” as the weather permits and for special occasions.  Please join our mailing list to be informed of service times and other information.

During this time of social distancing we are all missing live music and some of us are in need of a safe opportunity to gather with our friends for worship.

"Songs from the Farm” is a socially-distanced, outdoor worship and music experience that will take place around the time the sun sets behind our home. We have two acres so that everyone can spread out in family groups. Bring your own chairs and a cooler of whatever refreshments you would like. Park along the fence line or drive right on to our land and remain in your vehicle if you wish.  We will have some people available to direct you.

We will sing songs, read scripture and pray together. We will enlist friends to perform music whenever possible.  All will be done with safety in mind. 

Joe and Debbie Place

josephplace@mountainreformed.org

"Be Still My Soul" arr. Anderson/Page  - Katie Staudt, handbell soloist; Accompanist: James Klein Performed at St. Luke's Episcopal Church, Prescott, AZ and at Songs From the Farm on 10/11/2020

Participation Update!

A donor named “Anonymous” has ordered a brand new commercial swing set for our children and youth!  Thank you, “Anonymous” and Thanks be to God!  It is interesting that “Anonymous” does not live in our area and has not attended, but was moved to help out in this way.  The swing set has been installed and is now in use.