Nassau Reformed Church

02/19/2025

12/25/2024

Great Christmas Eve candlelight service !!!

11/21/2024

We will be having our annual Christmas Eve candlelight service starting at 5pm this year. 221 years of showing our love for the Lord!

09/21/2022

Added to our history page:
https://sites.google.com/view/nassaureformedchurch/history

200th Anniversary:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1EuzfbYXs1QuSJUbdnnFsj3RWB7JuQpOL/view

1938 Ordination and installation:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1e_KDGtKSsAhg792oeRtL3Qb8IV7FlsOp/view

07/30/2022

Let the ‘Son’ shine
Warm your heart

Thanks Carol for the great board message!

Also thank you Brenda for your continued support in making the flowers bring out our church’s beauty !!!

04/28/2022

The Nassau Reformed Church has been bringing the word of God to the area for over 200 years !

The Nassau Reformed Church is one-quarter mile east of the only red light in the Village of Nassau, on Rt.20, 43 Church St. Service starts at 11 am, Sunday. The second floor sanctuary is handicapped accessible; all are welcome.

The reformed church falls within the protestant form of Christianity. The Protestant church formed in the 16th century, separating from the Roman Catholic Church over disputes about faith, justification and corruption. The Protestant church is further divided into denominations, including (but not limited to) Lutheran and Reformed, Presbyterian, Episcopal, Baptist, and Methodist. Our Nassau Church had started as the Nassau Dutch Reformed Church, The Dutch Reformed being the oldest Protestant Church in America.

You may think since you are not a Reformed or even a Protestant member you would not be able to join. That is NOT the case, the protestant form of Christianity has been taking in members from all walks of life. Those who look for a loving and friendly church to those who look for sound teachings. We at the Nassau Reformed Church are very much that friendly neighborhood church with sound relevant real life teachings you have been looking for. Please try us out, you'll be glad you did.

The governing body of our church is called the consistory, and currently has six members.