FAQ Page
What time is worship?
- 10am, in person at 8845 Tuscarora Pike, Martinsburg, WV (include link to google maps: https://maps.app.goo.gl/hqMqdgQtZpSqYxaz8) and online (include link to youtube or if we are imbedding it on the worship page, that link)
Would I be welcome?
- Absolutely. Tuscarora is intentional about welcoming everyone and loving one another.
Is there a dress code?
- Not at all! Come as you are and wear whatever is comfortable.
Is the church handicap accessible?
What is a typical worship service like?
- Tuscarora’s worship is fairly traditional, but in a relaxed, welcoming environment. The music is an important part of worship, with hymns, a choir, and special music. We also have a children’s time with the pastor and involve people of all ages in leading worship.
Does Tuscarora have activities outside of worship?
- Yes. Tuscarora offers a variety of Bible studies, fellowship groups, and volunteer opportunities. Please check out the rest of the website for more information.
Is there anything for kids?
- Children’s Time: A special story or message for children of all ages during the worship service.
- Children’s Church: For grades pre-k through 3rd. A time of faith and worship filled with songs, a story/lesson, craft and snack.
- Children are welcome and encouraged to help with and participate in the worship service.
- Tuscarora regularly offers Messy Church! While this is not just for kids, we encourage children of all ages to participate in a time for crafts, activities, snacks, faith stories, and some messy fun.
What does the Presbyterian Church (USA) believe?
- “In affirming with the earliest Christians that Jesus is Lord, the church confesses that he is its hope and that the church, as Christ’s body, is bound to his authority and thus free to live in the lively, joyous reality of the grace of God.” (Book of Order, F-1.0204) Link to Brief statement of Faith??? https://centernet.pcusa.org/what-we-believe/brief-statement-of-faith/
What is unique about the Presbyterian Church USA?
- Presbyterians are distinctive in two major ways. They adhere to a pattern of religious thought known as Reformed Theology and a form of government that stresses the active, representational leadership of both ministers and church members.
If you have any further questions, please contact the church at 304-263-4579 or tuscapres@comcast.net