South Jacksonville Presbyterian
Sunday Worship at 10:30 a.m. →
Sunday Worship at 10:30 a.m. →
Welcome to South Jacksonville Presbyterian Church
Sincere. Supportive. Inclusive.
South Jacksonville is a Presbyterian Church (USA) congregation. It has been worshiping God and serving others for over 100 years. We desire to thrive not just in numbers but in spiritual development and continue as a relevant light in our San Marco neighborhood and in the world.
Welcome to South Jacksonville Presbyterian Church
Sincere. Supportive. Inclusive.
South Jacksonville is a Presbyterian Church (USA) congregation. It has been worshiping God and serving others for over 100 years. We desire to thrive not just in numbers but in spiritual development and continue as a relevant light in our San Marco neighborhood and in the world.
Worship with Us
Sundays at 10:30 a.m.
Our Sunday morning worship service stands as time apart—where we come together from over-scheduled lives to be present to God and to each other. Livestream available.
Why SJPC? Why Church?
Why church? If we’re honest with ourselves, churches haven’t done a great job of giving us much of a reason. The truth is you can get 95% of what most folks are looking for in a church experience with a couple of good TED Talks and a Spotify playlist. If church is a passive Sunday morning experience, you should just stay home, love your family, and get some rest. But what if church can be more than that?
Serving God & Others With Our...
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Our San Marco Neighborhood
South Jacksonville Presbyterian Church is proud to be a part of Jacksonville’s San Marco neighborhood.
Our Three Words and Why They Matter
Upcoming Events
Through genuine pastoral care, heartfelt family ministry and patient navigation within God’s word
We feel empowered to press onward towards the upper call of God in Christ Jesus. We invite everyone to come along – regardless of age, race, sexual orientation, class, or any other aspect of God’s beautifully diverse Creation that has too often been used to divide and diminish others.
