Grace Episcopal Church

Orange Park Presbyterian Church, located in Orange Park, Florida, is a community-focused organization that offers various ministries and programs aimed at fostering spiritual growth and connection among its members. With dedicated staff members overseeing diverse areas such as worship arts, children's ministries, and life groups, the church aims to create an inclusive environment for individuals and families alike. The church also operates a preschool, providing early childhood education within a nurturing setting. Through its array of activities and supportive leadership, Orange Park Presbyterian Church seeks to engage and enrich the lives of its congregation and the broader community. Generated from the website

Orange Park United Methodist Church (OPUMC) is a fellowship of believers in Jesus Christ in Orange Park, Florida, a suburban residential community in North Florida. Located in Clay County, the church has grown from a "spirited band of people" who first gathered to worship at the town hall in 1947 to a spirited community of over 1, 500 members in the heart of Orange Park today. On Sundays, OPUMC conducts three worship services including two traditional services (8: 00 am and 11: 00 am), and one contemporary, blended service (9: 25 am). We average approximately 600 attendees at all three services weekly. We also conduct several Sunday school classes at both 9: 30 am and 11: 00 am to allow attendance at either type (or time) of service without having to sacrifice a small group based Sunday school experience. Orange Park's primary ministries are worship, music, education, youth, and mission. We follow the Christian calendar and the Revised Common Lectionary. Of the 500-600 worshippers who attend Orange Park United Methodist Church each Sunday, approximately 150-200 attend our 9: 25am service which is a blend of contemporary and traditional worship elements. The service is led musically by the T.eens L.oving C.hrist Youth Choir and CrossCurrent, the OPUMC Praise and Worship Band. Approximately 300-400 worshippers attend one of the remaining traditional services based on their preference of starting times of either 8: 00 or 11: 00 am.