Eugene Reformed
A Church Plant of the OPC
Come join us!
- Our services and studies are expositional and Christ-centered
- We affirm a high view of God and the inerrancy of Scripture
- We affirm the five Solas
- We affirm the Doctrines of Grace
- We affirm the Westminster Confessions of Faith and Catechisms
Who we are
We are a Reformed Bible study and church plant of the OPC (Orthodox Presbyterian Church) who gather together Sundays & every other Wednesday. We are centrally located in the Eugene/Springfield/Lane county area.
Leadership
The study is led by Pastor Steve Baugh (Professor Emeritus of New Testament, Westminster Seminary California) and an ordained minister of the Orthodox Presbyterian Church (OPC).
Where we meet on Wednesdays
We meet every other Wednesday evening from 6:30–8:00pm at the Gainsborough Community Clubhouse.
Where we meet on Sundays
We meet at Lamb Cottage in Eugene on Sunday mornings from 11-12:30.
130 Cheshire Ave, Eugene, OR 97401
"The Bible is indeed an old book, but it remains supremely relevant because it is from God himself and tells us about God and ourselves.
The Bible instructs us both as to what we should believe and how we should live.
The Orthodox Presbyterian Church (OPC) remains committed to preaching, teaching, and living the message of the Bible, God’s Word.
The OPC seeks to declare God’s timeless truth in our own times, showing in all that we do its sufficiency and clarity."
The Bible instructs us both as to what we should believe and how we should live.
The Orthodox Presbyterian Church (OPC) remains committed to preaching, teaching, and living the message of the Bible, God’s Word.
The OPC seeks to declare God’s timeless truth in our own times, showing in all that we do its sufficiency and clarity."
Alan D. Strange
What Is the OPC?
“So the church…enjoyed peace, being built up; and going on in the fear of the Lord and in the comfort of the Holy Spirit, it continued to increase.”
Acts 9:31
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“We want to start a Christ-preaching, Christ-centered, Christ-honoring church because such a church is a thing of beauty.”
Pastor Brett McNeill