The Starkdale Presbyterian Church of Steubenville is a worshipping community committed to bringing glory to God. We seek to proclaim the truth of God's love as revealed in the person of Jesus Christ in all that we do. We invite you to take a few minutes to explore what God is doing in and through this congregation by exploring this website.
We value being educated and inspired towards God and Christian service. Everything we do strives to affirm this educational direction: pastoral leadership, elder and deacon selection, church school, music, youth programs, mission outreach, small groups, church services and social service.
We exist to spread a passion for the knowledge of God in all people's hearts, minds, and bodies, so that their joy may complete for the glory of God. We desire to be an innovative preaching and teaching congregation of the truth of God's Word and supremacy. He provides for us spirituality, emotionally and physically. We worship God with our minds, love Him with our hearts and serve Him with our bodies glorifying Him immensely.
We provide opportunities to build a love relationship with Jesus Christ and each other both individually and corporately. With Jesus as the core of our lives, we focus on care, compassion and restoration.
Finally, with emphasis on the Presbyterian heritage of Christian education and guidance of the Holy Spirit, we cultivate a deeper commitment to Jesus Christ and His great commission by building and savoring a stronger Christian presence in our families, our church, our community and in our world. Here we delight in joy and find rest for all souls to magnify His glory
Our Mission
"Our Mission is to glorify God and share His love
for all humanity by proclaiming and celebrating salvation through Christ’s life, death, and resurrection; growing in discipleship through
the teachings of the Bible; and serving the
needs of all people."
- Worship Service
- Bible & Bits
- Children's Sunday School
- Teen Bible Study
- Bible from Scratch
- Worship Service
- Youth Choir
- Youth Group (2nd and 4th Sun.)
Chicken Grill and “Chinese Auction” Benefit a Great Success
The semi-annual Chicken Grill and special “Chinese Auction” held at the church on Saturday, September 17 was a huge success. Extra meals were prepared in anticipation of a record crowd and all 280 adult meals were served in record time.
A huge “Thank-You” and pat on the back is extended to everyone who worked so diligently, joyfully, and hopefully preparing for the dinner and the auction. The names are too numerous to mention, but all who had a role in the weekend’s activities are appreciated.
Contributions are still coming in at the time of this writing, but as of the present, over $7,000.00 has been raised in benefit for “Abigail’s Angels”. But the work still isn’t done. Please continue to keep the Kinney family, especially Abigail, in your prayers as the race is on for a cure. Remember also the scientists and researchers that our God would be merciful to them and help them find a cure quickly for this rare retinal disorder. With God all things are possible!
Quilters InC.
The members of Quilters InC., CarolynLee Barrett, Ella Jane Burns, Sharon Petrilla, Dolores Visyak, Bonnie Kaine, Anamae Zamborsky, Rose Mary Grimm, Mikey Browning, Cheryl Harlan, and Lyn Madigan gather together about once a month to quilt, sew, learn new techniques, fellowship and of course….eat.
Along with all of this, The mission of the Quilters InC. is to construct various sizes of quilts to send to several hospitals’ pediatrics and Neo-natal intensive care units to be given to sick newborns and babies. CarolynLee Barrett reports that she sent boxes to 5 separate hospitals containing a total of 50 baby quilts for distribution. Way to “sew” ladies! Keep up the great work.
Movie Night Returns to Starkdale
Movie Night is back! On October 16th at 5:00 p.m., come join us for the showing of Luther, and learn how one man’s faith in God launched the greatest revolution of all and brought about The Reformation.
Regional princes and the powerful Church wield a fast, firm, and merciless grip on 16th century Germany. But when Martin Luther issues a shocking challenge to their authority through his 95 Theses, the people declare him their new leader and hero. Even when threatened with violent death, Luther re-fuses to back down, sparking a revolution that shakes the entire continent to its core.
This movie has aspects relevant to our Bi-ble study of the book of Romans since Luther’s epiphany was brought about by his study of the biblical doctrine that “The just shall live by faith.”
The movie is rated PG-13 (images of historical violence), so par-ents are asked to use discernment. The movie will be shown in the fellowship hall. Admission is free. Refreshments will be provided.
Soup Kitchen Report
The September Soup Kitchen was held on Sep-tember 8 at St. Paul Church. Sixty-two people were served a delicious lunch of sandwich spread on fresh, delicious buns, turkey noodle soup, and cakes (contributed by the women of Two Ridges Presbyterian Church). Servers were: Ella Jane Burns, Andy Celestin, Jo Cope-land, John Criss, Robbie France, Sandy Grimm and Joyce Palmer.
Starkdale Presbyterian Church
4600 Sunset Blvd.
Steubenville, Ohio 43953
740.264.5309