Living Water Orthodox Presbyterian Church

Living Water Orthodox Presbyterian Church is a welcoming congregation in Springfield, Ohio, rooted in the Reformed tradition. We gather for Sunday worship at 9:30AM and Sunday School at 11:15AM, offering a warm and family-friendly environment. Learn more about who we are.

Living Water OPC began as a Bible study in a family room and has grown into a vibrant Christian community. We are part of the Orthodox Presbyterian Church and committed to the truths of the Protestant Reformation. Our mission is centered on Jesus Christ and the good news of his salvation. Read more about our story.

We gather for Sunday worship at 9:30AM, followed by Sunday School at 11:15AM. After the service, we enjoy fellowship over coffee and donuts at 11:00AM. Our worship is reverent and joyful, guided by the Word of God and centered on Christ. Order of Worship

We offer a variety of ministries and home groups for deeper connection and spiritual growth. These include weekly home groups in Springfield, Xenia, and Cedarville, as well as monthly women’s fellowship and men’s breakfast events. View our ministries.

Newcomers are warmly welcomed and encouraged to join in singing, prayer, and fellowship. Our goal is to grow together in love for God and neighbor, rooted in the Bible and the teachings of the Westminster Confession.

Living Water Orthodox Presbyterian Church in Springfield, OH offers a welcoming, family-friendly environment rooted in the Reformed tradition. Visitors can expect reverent, Christ-centered worship at 9:30AM Sundays, followed by Sunday School and fellowship over coffee and donuts. The congregation emphasizes community through home groups, women’s fellowship, and men’s breakfasts, fostering connections across generations.

Pros

• Welcoming environment for newcomers and families
• Clear Sunday worship and Sunday School schedule
• Family-friendly fellowship with coffee and donuts after service
• Diverse ministries including home groups in multiple locations
• Accessible contact information and website resources
• Rooted in the Orthodox Presbyterian Church tradition with structured worship

Cons

• Website lacks detailed accessibility information for visitors
• Sunday School begins 1 hour and 15 minutes after worship ends, requiring extended stay