- SUN9:45 AM — Sunday School
- SUN11:00 AM — Worship
Confirmed from the denomination's own directory · checked Jul 22, 2026 · source
Pitt County, North Carolina
PCA churches in Pitt County
The Presbyterian Church in America is a conservative, confessional Reformed denomination. Churches are governed by elders, grouped into regional presbyteries. The PCA formed in 1973, separating from the mainline Presbyterian body over theological direction — which is why North Carolina towns often have both a PCA and a PCUSA church, sometimes a few blocks apart, with genuinely different convictions.
- Congregations listed
- 1
- Publish a Sunday worship time
- 1
- Checked by a person or the church itself
- 0
- Link to their own website
- 1
- Checked between
- Jul 22, 2026
All 1 listed.
Every one shows its source and the date it was last checked, and anything unconfirmed says so.
What to expect at a PCA church
- A structured Sunday service, usually 70 to 80 minutes, following a printed order of worship.
- A mix of traditional hymns and modern hymnody; some congregations use a full band, others a piano only.
- An expository sermon of 35 to 45 minutes working through a book of the Bible.
- Corporate confession of sin, a reading of assurance, and often a recited creed or catechism question.
Read the full PCA guide: beliefs, worship, and common questions →
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