The choir joins the organ during the 11:00 a.m. service to lead the congregation in worship.

The congregation has been meeting at the corner of Kent and Wellington since 1828.

The Fleck Ahearn Memorial Window (1894) commemorates Lilias Fleck and her daughter Lilias Ahearn, and is often called the Dorcas Window.  (Acts 9:36-41)

“Whatsoever you Do…” donated by Elmira artist Timothy P. Schmalz. (Matthew 25:37-40)

Every year the gardens surrounding the church bloom, thanks to the hard work of our volunteers.

The orientation of the pews is typical to churches of the reformed tradition that emphasizes the spoken Word of God (readings, sermons and prayers) and the role of the teacher (minister) as the leader of worship.

The three manual organ was built by the firm Guilbault-Therien, Inc of St. Hyacinthe, Quebec.