Pilgrim Reformed Church

Pilgrim Reformed Church A church member of the Evangelical Association of Reformed, Christian, and Congregational Churches.

This Sunday morning at Pilgrim Reformed Church, we celebrated Father's Day by looking to our heavenly Father for how we ...
06/21/2026

This Sunday morning at Pilgrim Reformed Church, we celebrated Father's Day by looking to our heavenly Father for how we should act and behave. We all had earthly fathers, though not all men were good fathers, and not all Dads were actual fathers. And we believers all have the same Father in heaven. God is our Father. He adopted us as His children once we accepted His Son Jesus as our Lord. So now we can call Him "Daddy". Happy Father's Day, God! And Happy Father's Day to all Dads everywhere!

When our equipment, the underlying technology, and our good volunteers' skill allow, we continue to stream our services to our YouTube channel (http://www.youtube.com//streams for our older services and https://www.youtube.com//streams for later services), which saves a copy for later viewing. We've had some problems with streaming lately, but we think we have it straightened out now. A manuscript of my message - "Our Father", based on Romans 8:9-17 - can be read at http://tpohw.blogspot.com/.

We try to stream our services through YouTube each Sunday morning at our regular time of 10:30. If you would like to watch, go to YouTube and search for "Pilgrim Reformed Church". Just to keep you informed, we have the funds and are purchasing equipment to upgrade our A/V system. We'll keep you posted.

Thanks, stay healthy, and God bless!

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06/18/2026
This Sunday morning at Pilgrim Reformed Church, we listened as Jesus and the prophets Hosea and Micah, and even wise Kin...
06/14/2026

This Sunday morning at Pilgrim Reformed Church, we listened as Jesus and the prophets Hosea and Micah, and even wise King Solomon, encouraged us to show kindness towards others. We are to be kind to all, even while expecting nothing in return. It costs so little to be kind. And at some time or another, we've all needed to be shown a little kindness and mercy. So let's be kind. It's what God expects of us.

When our equipment, the underlying technology, and our good volunteers' skill allow, we continue to stream our services to our YouTube channel (http://www.youtube.com//streams for our older services and https://www.youtube.com//streams for later services), which saves a copy for later viewing. We've had some problems with streaming lately, but we think we have it straightened out now. A manuscript of my message - "Show Kindness", based on Matthew 9:9-13 - can be read at http://tpohw.blogspot.com/.

We try to stream our services through YouTube each Sunday morning at our regular time of 10:30. If you would like to watch, go to YouTube and search for "Pilgrim Reformed Church". Just to keep you informed, we have the funds and are purchasing equipment to upgrade our A/V system. We'll keep you posted.

Thanks, stay healthy, and God bless!

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This Sunday morning at Pilgrim Reformed Church, we listened as the Apostle Paul lectured us on why we should not judge o...
06/07/2026

This Sunday morning at Pilgrim Reformed Church, we listened as the Apostle Paul lectured us on why we should not judge others. We too often judge other people for the same things we are doing ourselves. We jump to conclusions without knowing the full story. We need to forgive rather than judge. For God wants us to show kindness and mercy to others, and in this way to show our love.

When our equipment, the underlying technology, and our good volunteers' skill allow, we continue to stream our services to our YouTube channel (http://www.youtube.com//streams for our older services and https://www.youtube.com//streams for later services), which saves a copy for later viewing. We've had some problems with streaming lately, but we think we have it straightened out now. A manuscript of my message - "Judge Not!", based on Romans 2:1-11 - can be read at http://tpohw.blogspot.com/.

We try to stream our services through YouTube each Sunday morning at our regular time of 10:30. If you would like to watch, go to YouTube and search for "Pilgrim Reformed Church". Just to keep you informed, we have the funds and are purchasing equipment to upgrade our A/V system. We'll keep you posted.

Thanks, stay healthy, and God bless!

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This Sunday morning at Pilgrim Reformed Church, we finished the second half of chapter 14 of the Apostle John's Gospel a...
05/31/2026

This Sunday morning at Pilgrim Reformed Church, we finished the second half of chapter 14 of the Apostle John's Gospel account, having looked at the first half earlier this month. This is a passage of great encouragement for believers, as Jesus promises us the Holy Spirit, peace of heart and mind, and everlasting life. He also promises that someday we will see Him. We will see Him with our own eyes because He still lives. And because He lives, we, too, shall live. Amen!

When our equipment, the underlying technology, and our good volunteers' skill allow, we continue to stream our services to our YouTube channel (http://www.youtube.com//streams for our older services and https://www.youtube.com//streams for later services), which saves a copy for later viewing. We've had some problems with streaming lately, but we think we have it straightened out now. A manuscript of my message - "We Will See Him", based on John 14:15-31 - can be read at http://tpohw.blogspot.com/.

We try to stream our services through YouTube each Sunday morning at our regular time of 10:30. If you would like to watch, go to YouTube and search for "Pilgrim Reformed Church". Just to keep you informed, we have the funds and are purchasing equipment to upgrade our A/V system. We'll keep you posted.

Thanks, stay healthy, and God bless!

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This Sunday morning at Pilgrim Reformed Church, we heard from the Apostles Peter and Paul about the importance of obeyin...
05/24/2026

This Sunday morning at Pilgrim Reformed Church, we heard from the Apostles Peter and Paul about the importance of obeying God and being holy. God is holy and He wants us to be holy, so He made us holy. He set us apart for the purpose of believing in and following His Son Jesus. Now it is up to us to remain holy. So please, take time to be holy, today and every day. Oh, by the way, the power was out when we began, so no streaming today. The power came back on for the last 5 minutes or so.

When our equipment, the underlying technology, and our good volunteers' skill allow, we continue to stream our services to our YouTube channel (http://www.youtube.com//streams for our older services and https://www.youtube.com//streams for later services), which saves a copy for later viewing. We've had some problems with streaming lately, but we think we have it straightened out now. A manuscript of my message - "Be Holy", based on 1 Peter 1:14-25 - can be read at http://tpohw.blogspot.com/.

We try to stream our services through YouTube each Sunday morning at our regular time of 10:30. If you would like to watch, go to YouTube and search for "Pilgrim Reformed Church". Just to keep you informed, we have the funds and are purchasing equipment to upgrade our A/V system. We'll keep you posted.

Thanks, stay healthy, and God bless!

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This Sunday morning at Pilgrim Reformed Church, we celebrated our mothers, honoring those with us now, and the memories ...
05/10/2026

This Sunday morning at Pilgrim Reformed Church, we celebrated our mothers, honoring those with us now, and the memories of those who have gone on to their heavenly reward. We also looked at those who provide motherly love to others not their own. Jesus told us who our mothers are, and our brothers and sisters. Let's honor our mothers and all who showed us motherly love.

When our equipment, the underlying technology, and our good volunteers' skill allow, we continue to stream our services to our YouTube channel (http://www.youtube.com//streams for our older services and https://www.youtube.com//streams for later services), which saves a copy for later viewing. We've had some problems with streaming lately, but we think we have it straightened out now. A manuscript of my message - "Who Are Our Mothers?", based on John 2:1-5 - can be read at http://tpohw.blogspot.com/.

We try to stream our services through YouTube each Sunday morning at our regular time of 10:30. If you would like to watch, go to YouTube and search for "Pilgrim Reformed Church". Just to keep you informed, we have the funds and are purchasing equipment to upgrade our A/V system. We'll keep you posted.

Thanks, stay healthy, and God bless!

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This Sunday morning at Pilgrim Reformed Church, we looked at the origin of our sacred rite of Holy Communion.  Specifica...
05/03/2026

This Sunday morning at Pilgrim Reformed Church, we looked at the origin of our sacred rite of Holy Communion. Specifically, we listened as Jesus told His disciples, and us, the way to our Father in heaven. John the Baptist came to make the way ready for Jesus, and Jesus came to make the way ready for us. Both did their jobs, and the way is now ready.

When our equipment, the underlying technology, and our good volunteers' skill allow, we continue to stream our services to our YouTube channel (http://www.youtube.com//streams for our older services and https://www.youtube.com//streams for later services), which saves a copy for later viewing. We've had some problems with streaming lately, but we think we have it straightened out now. A manuscript of my message - "The Way Is Ready", based on John 14:1-15 - can be read at http://tpohw.blogspot.com/.

We try to stream our services through YouTube each Sunday morning at our regular time of 10:30. If you would like to watch, go to YouTube and search for "Pilgrim Reformed Church". Just to keep you informed, we have the funds and are purchasing equipment to upgrade our A/V system. We'll keep you posted.

Thanks, stay healthy, and God bless!

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This Sunday morning at Pilgrim Reformed Church, the Apostle Peter spoke to us about the critical importance of being obe...
04/26/2026

This Sunday morning at Pilgrim Reformed Church, the Apostle Peter spoke to us about the critical importance of being obedient. For the Lord's sake, he claims, we should obey our human authorities, even if doing so brings hardship upon us. We should especially be obedient to God and His Son Jesus, for our reward will be great for doing so.

When our equipment, the underlying technology, and our good volunteers' skill allow, we continue to stream our services to our YouTube channel (http://www.youtube.com//streams for our older services and https://www.youtube.com//streams for later services), which saves a copy for later viewing. We've had some problems with streaming lately, but we think we have it straightened out now. A manuscript of my message - "Obedience", based on 1 Peter 2:13-25 - can be read at http://tpohw.blogspot.com/.

We try to stream our services through YouTube each Sunday morning at our regular time of 10:30. If you would like to watch, go to YouTube and search for "Pilgrim Reformed Church". Just to keep you informed, we have the funds and are purchasing equipment to upgrade our A/V system. We'll keep you posted.

Thanks, stay healthy, and God bless!

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This Sunday morning at Pilgrim Reformed Church, we listened as the Apostle Peter spoke from his 1st letter to the early ...
04/19/2026

This Sunday morning at Pilgrim Reformed Church, we listened as the Apostle Peter spoke from his 1st letter to the early church, encouraging them, and us, to keep trusting in God's promise of salvation. Jesus led the way as the first to be resurrected, and God promises we will follow. After He was raised from the dead, Jesus told us to spread the message of salvation to all nations. The message is this, that there is forgiveness of sins for all who turn to Jesus, accepting Him as Lord.

When our equipment, the underlying technology, and our good volunteers' skill allow, we continue to stream our services to our YouTube channel (http://www.youtube.com//streams for our older services and https://www.youtube.com//streams for later services), which saves a copy for later viewing. We've had some problems with streaming lately, but we think we have it straightened out now. A manuscript of my message - "Faith, Grace, and Salvation", based on 1 Peter 1:3-13 - can be read at http://tpohw.blogspot.com/.

We try to stream our services through YouTube each Sunday morning at our regular time of 10:30. If you would like to watch, go to YouTube and search for "Pilgrim Reformed Church". Just to keep you informed, we have the funds and are purchasing equipment to upgrade our A/V system. We'll keep you posted.

Thanks, stay healthy, and God bless!

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797 Pilgrim Church Road
Lexington, NC
27295

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 12pm
Tuesday 8am - 12pm
Wednesday 8am - 12pm
Thursday 8am - 12pm
Friday 8am - 12pm

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