. Reformed Baptist Church
. of . Staunton, Virginia .
Thomas W. Schullery, Pastor
. Statement of Purpose .
To preach Christ crucified, risen and ascended to the right hand of God. The only way of salvation for men born in sin and bound of will to rebel against their Creator, who must in sovereignty work to bring lost sinners to repentance and faith. And thus to encourage the elect to persevere in true doctrine and holiness of life until Christ returns a second time to judge the living and the dead.
Services
- Lord's Day .
- Morning Worship 11:00 AM .
- Evening Worship 6:30 PM
- (On the first Sunday of the month, there is an afternoon fellowship meal and celebration of the Lord's Table with no Sunday evening service.)
- Wednesday .
- Preaching and Prayer Time 7:00 PM .
If you are interested in learning more about our Church and its ministry, we will gladly send you a cassette tape, free of charge, of one of the sermons preached in our church. Send us your name and address, via email or postcard.
Listen to a Radio Broadcast message
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Listen to a sermon preached by Pastor Schullery on John 20:30-31 "To Believe"
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Listen to a sermon preached by Pastor Schullery on "Pilgrim's Progress"
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An outline of the Book of the Revelation by Pastor Schullery.
Location
Located 200 yards north of Rt. 262 (old Rt. 275) on Rt. 613 (Springhill Road) just north of the Staunton city limits. Approximately 2 miles west of Interstate 81, exit 225.
Doctrinal Position
We hold to the teachings of the infallible Word of God which are set forth in a concise manner in the Baptist Confession of Faith of 1689. These truths were the foundation of the Reformation and while commonly known as Calvinism are in fact the teachings of Christ and His apostles. It is the goal of the people who make up a reformed church to constantly be conforming themselves to be like Christ in both word and deed.
History
The church began with a Bible study in 1961 and was constituted as Northside Baptist Church in 1962. After a number of rented locations the present site was purchased, the building constructed and occupied in 1965. The first pastor, Russ James, was followed by Randy Pizzino in 1970 at which time the name was changed to Springhill Road Baptist Church.
Doctrinally the church began in Arminian easy-believism. While making a transition to Calvinism there remained a practical easy-believism in many members lives. This has brought the church through a number of periods of turmoil as purifying and practical godliness have become the life of the church. Pastor Schullery came to minister in 1978 and the name was changed to Reformed Baptist Church of Staunton in 1992 to reflect the continuing reformation of the church in practice as well as doctrine.
Missionary Endeavors
Keith Underhill, Kenya, Africa
Ray Gibello, Papua, New Guinea
Russian Bible Society, providing the Word of God in native languages to former Soviet Union Countries.
The sending of much needed literature and tapes to sister churches in Zambia, Dominica, Pakistan, India and Siberia.
Other Reformed Websites
The Reformed Baptist Church Directory -- to find a Reformed Baptist Church in your area
Reformed Baptist Sermons -- It is a collection and index of sermons, audio sermons, lectures, articles and mediations, and even a few on-line books from mostly contemporary, reformed pastors.
The Wicket Gate Magazine -- produced by The Reformed Baptist Church of Inverness, Scotland
The Spurgeon Archive -- Spurgeon's Sermons
Spurgeon's Morning and Evening Devotional (UPDATED each day!)
Bunyan Archive -- The works of John Bunyan, including Pilgrim's Progress.
The WWW Bible Gateway -- Look up Bible passages in various versions and languages, either by reference or by keyword(s).
Matthew Henry's Commentary on the Bible
Online Study Tools-- dictionaries, lexicons & commentaries
Cyber Hymnal -- complete with MIDI files for each hymn.
1961 Trinity Hymnal -- you can download the all lyrics in PDF format along with MIDI files of the music.
What is a Reformed Baptist Church?
"Are You Born Again?" --by J.C.Ryle
Articles by Horatius Bonar
The Christian in Complete Armor -- William Gurnall's classic puritan devotional
What Must I Do To Be Saved? --by Cotton Mather, a leading pastor in Boston in the 1700s
- Sources for finding Reformed Books
- Solid Ground Christian Books (email)
PO Box 660132
Vestavia Hills, AL 35266- Toll Free Phone Number (866)-789-7423
Banner of Truth Trust (email)- PO Box 621
Carlisle, Pennsylvania 17013
Tel: 717-249-5747- Sprinkle Publications (Reprints of old books)
- Publisher: Lloyd T. Sprinkle (email)
- PO Box 1094
- Harrisonburg, VA 22810
Cumberland Valley Bible Bookstore - they specialize in supplying Reformed and Puritan books at affordable prices.
For further information contact:
Reformed Baptist Church of Staunton
- 1976 Spring Hill Road
- Staunton VA 24401
Send email to: rbcos@hotmail.com
This site is maintained by the Johnson Family.
Please let us know if any of these links don't work properly. Updated 3/25/08