Worhsip Services 
Our summer worship hours start at 9:55 am (June 7th through September 6th).  Our normal worhsip ours are 10:55am Sundays.

Vacation Bible School
Vacation Bible School has been running steadily for over 76 years. It’s a BIG hit each summer. 

Sunday School
There are several studies held for children at various age levels as well as adults. All are held at 9:30 a.m. (except in Summer). Come join us on Sunday morning at 9:30 a.m.!

Youth Groups
We offer Youth Groups with yearly retreats and fun filled activities for third grade through Senior High. Youth groups meet on Sunday evenings at 6 p.m.

Children’s Church
We provide a program for children six to ten years old, during the sermon through the end of Worship on Sunday mornings.

Girl Scouts of Olivet
Olivet surely must hold the record, at least for Delaware County, in the number of Girl Scout Troops we host!

We are blessed to have two groups of Daisies, two Brownies groups, one troop of Juniors and one troop of Cadets. They meet on four different days of the week, which means Olivet is hopping with Girl Scouts three nights a week and Saturday afternoons.
Hosting the Girl Scouts is a community outreach of Olivet. Girl Scouting teaches positive values and creates wholesome fellowship. Please contact us if we can be of help placing the girls of your household in a Girl Scout group.

1. Weekly Friday NOON bible study; and
2. A twice-monthly Sunday night ARTS and CRAFTS Bible study. Both events are held at the church.
3. Call the Church Office for more information – 610-534-2270.

Senior Fellowship Luncheons
Held the third Tuesday of the month from September thru May. Entertainment and full luncheon provided for nominal fee. Activity coordinated by the Board of Deacons of Olivet. Call the Church Office to make a reservation – 610-534-2270.

New Member Classes
Held on an as-needed basis as individuals are ready to join the church. Focus is for new members. Three separate classes are held and schedule is determined by the participants. Location at Olivet. Call the Reverend Marie Edwards Branigan for more information – 610-534-2270.

Contemporary Worship
The first Sunday of each month we hold a Contemporary Worship Service beginning at 10:55 a.m., 9:55 a.m. during the summer. This, less formal service, includes Praise music, the pastor standing among us, sharing insights and messages from the Word of God, rather than preaching from the pulpit. Also included in the service is computer technology with talented members of the congregation creating Power Point presentations to accompany the entire service. Included on the overhead screen are inspirational photos, an occasional video and always words recited in unison, whether it be lyrics to a praise song or the Lord’s Prayer.

Also included periodically in our Contemporary Worship service is our Generations Praise Band¯ complete with electric guitars with amplifiers and a full drum set. Members of our congregation share their musical talents by playing instruments and singing Praise to God after many weeks of rehearsal. The two adults and six young people share the gifts of music God has given them.

At times, we are also led in the Spirit with our Liturgical dance troupe of young women from the congregation.

We hope you will join us to share in glorifying God through more modern music and less formal atmosphere.

Child care is available in our nursery for any child under the age of 4.

Traditional Service
The second thru the fourth (and the fifth Sunday when there is one!) begins at 10:55 a.m. This follows Sunday School (9:30 a.m. to 10:30 a.m.) and is for all ages from 3 to 103! During the summer months, worship begins at 9:55 a.m. and ends at approximately 11:00 a.m.

Our Traditional Service of Worship follows the Presbyterian Book of Order form of Worship with praising God through Confession of Sin, Declaration of Pardon, prayers of praise, adoration, and petition, scripture reading, singing of traditional hymns and preaching of the Word.

Child care is available in our nursery for any child under the age of 4. Children ages 5 through third grade, may be dismissed to Children’s Church following the first scripture reading.

Times for Worship
Worship is held at 10:55 a.m. each Sunday morning concluding, as a rule, at noon. On Memorial Day weekend through Labor Day weekend, our worship time begins at 9:55 a.m. usually ending at 11:00 a.m.

– Tap HERE

Community Ministries Committee
The Community Ministries Committee prepares and serves Senior Fellowship Luncheons on the third Tuesday of each month from September to May. Entertainment is also arranged. The luncheons are held in Fellowship Hall and are open to all seniors in the church community as well as the seniors of our area who are not members of our congregation. All are welcome!

Deacon’s CityTeam Committee
The Deacon’s CityTeam Committee arrange for approximately six people to go to CityTeam Ministries on the first Monday of each month to help prepare and serve dinner.

The Deacons also prepare and serve luncheons following funeral services as requested by the families.

Enabling Committee
The Enabling Committee video tapes our weekly worship services and then delivers video and audio cassettes to shut-ins.

Medical Equipment is maintained by the Enabling Committee and is available to people in need. The equipment might include crutches, walkers, wheelchairs, etc.

The Loaves and Fishes Food Pantry
Olivet Church is just one of the many churches and schools in the area that supports the Loaves and Fishes Food Pantry. The Hunger Committee, which is part of the Deacons, donates food and money to the Pantry. It has been running for over three years and feed 10,555 people with over 158,000 meals in 2004 alone. On some occasions the Pantry even handles collection and distribution of clothing. Thanks to the volunteer work of many people from many different organizations, the Loaves and Fishes Food Pantry continues to aid those in need in our area.

Hunger Committee
The Hunger Committee collects canned food each and every Sunday morning and then delivers the food to the Loaves and Fishes Closet at the Prospect Hill Baptist Church once a month. Additionally, the committee assists with a monetary gift to provide perishable items for those in need.

A card ministry is a remembrance by the Deacons to members of the congregation who are going through difficult times. The cards offer encouragement and support in their time of need.

The Hunger Committee also is able to assist families in the congregation who are in need of financial help. This is done through cooperation with the Moderator of the Deacons and the Pastor.

Worhsip Services 
Our summer worship hours start at 9:55 am (June 7th through September 6th).  Our normal worhsip ours are 10:55am Sundays.

Vacation Bible School
Vacation Bible School has been running steadily for over 76 years. It’s a BIG hit each summer. 

Sunday School
There are several studies held for children at various age levels as well as adults. All are held at 9:30 a.m. (except in Summer). Come join us on Sunday morning at 9:30 a.m.!

Youth Groups
We offer Youth Groups with yearly retreats and fun filled activities for third grade through Senior High. Youth groups meet on Sunday evenings at 6 p.m.

Children’s Church
We provide a program for children six to ten years old, during the sermon through the end of Worship on Sunday mornings.

Girl Scouts of Olivet
Olivet surely must hold the record, at least for Delaware County, in the number of Girl Scout Troops we host!

We are blessed to have two groups of Daisies, two Brownies groups, one troop of Juniors and one troop of Cadets. They meet on four different days of the week, which means Olivet is hopping with Girl Scouts three nights a week and Saturday afternoons.
Hosting the Girl Scouts is a community outreach of Olivet. Girl Scouting teaches positive values and creates wholesome fellowship. Please contact us if we can be of help placing the girls of your household in a Girl Scout group.

1. Weekly Friday NOON bible study; and
2. A twice-monthly Sunday night ARTS and CRAFTS Bible study. Both events are held at the church.
3. Call the Church Office for more information – 610-534-2270.

Senior Fellowship Luncheons
Held the third Tuesday of the month from September thru May. Entertainment and full luncheon provided for nominal fee. Activity coordinated by the Board of Deacons of Olivet. Call the Church Office to make a reservation – 610-534-2270.

New Member Classes
Held on an as-needed basis as individuals are ready to join the church. Focus is for new members. Three separate classes are held and schedule is determined by the participants. Location at Olivet. Call the Reverend Marie Edwards Branigan for more information – 610-534-2270.

Contemporary Worship
The first Sunday of each month we hold a Contemporary Worship Service beginning at 10:55 a.m., 9:55 a.m. during the summer. This, less formal service, includes Praise music, the pastor standing among us, sharing insights and messages from the Word of God, rather than preaching from the pulpit. Also included in the service is computer technology with talented members of the congregation creating Power Point presentations to accompany the entire service. Included on the overhead screen are inspirational photos, an occasional video and always words recited in unison, whether it be lyrics to a praise song or the Lord’s Prayer.

Also included periodically in our Contemporary Worship service is our Generations Praise Band¯ complete with electric guitars with amplifiers and a full drum set. Members of our congregation share their musical talents by playing instruments and singing Praise to God after many weeks of rehearsal. The two adults and six young people share the gifts of music God has given them.

At times, we are also led in the Spirit with our Liturgical dance troupe of young women from the congregation.

We hope you will join us to share in glorifying God through more modern music and less formal atmosphere.

Child care is available in our nursery for any child under the age of 4.

Traditional Service
The second thru the fourth (and the fifth Sunday when there is one!) begins at 10:55 a.m. This follows Sunday School (9:30 a.m. to 10:30 a.m.) and is for all ages from 3 to 103! During the summer months, worship begins at 9:55 a.m. and ends at approximately 11:00 a.m.

Our Traditional Service of Worship follows the Presbyterian Book of Order form of Worship with praising God through Confession of Sin, Declaration of Pardon, prayers of praise, adoration, and petition, scripture reading, singing of traditional hymns and preaching of the Word.

Child care is available in our nursery for any child under the age of 4. Children ages 5 through third grade, may be dismissed to Children’s Church following the first scripture reading.

Times for Worship
Worship is held at 10:55 a.m. each Sunday morning concluding, as a rule, at noon. On Memorial Day weekend through Labor Day weekend, our worship time begins at 9:55 a.m. usually ending at 11:00 a.m.

– Tap HERE

Community Ministries Committee
The Community Ministries Committee prepares and serves Senior Fellowship Luncheons on the third Tuesday of each month from September to May. Entertainment is also arranged. The luncheons are held in Fellowship Hall and are open to all seniors in the church community as well as the seniors of our area who are not members of our congregation. All are welcome!

Deacon’s CityTeam Committee
The Deacon’s CityTeam Committee arrange for approximately six people to go to CityTeam Ministries on the first Monday of each month to help prepare and serve dinner.

The Deacons also prepare and serve luncheons following funeral services as requested by the families.

Enabling Committee
The Enabling Committee video tapes our weekly worship services and then delivers video and audio cassettes to shut-ins.

Medical Equipment is maintained by the Enabling Committee and is available to people in need. The equipment might include crutches, walkers, wheelchairs, etc.

The Loaves and Fishes Food Pantry
Olivet Church is just one of the many churches and schools in the area that supports the Loaves and Fishes Food Pantry. The Hunger Committee, which is part of the Deacons, donates food and money to the Pantry. It has been running for over three years and feed 10,555 people with over 158,000 meals in 2004 alone. On some occasions the Pantry even handles collection and distribution of clothing. Thanks to the volunteer work of many people from many different organizations, the Loaves and Fishes Food Pantry continues to aid those in need in our area.

Hunger Committee
The Hunger Committee collects canned food each and every Sunday morning and then delivers the food to the Loaves and Fishes Closet at the Prospect Hill Baptist Church once a month. Additionally, the committee assists with a monetary gift to provide perishable items for those in need.

A card ministry is a remembrance by the Deacons to members of the congregation who are going through difficult times. The cards offer encouragement and support in their time of need.

The Hunger Committee also is able to assist families in the congregation who are in need of financial help. This is done through cooperation with the Moderator of the Deacons and the Pastor.

Worhsip Services 
Our summer worship hours start at 9:55 am (June 7th through September 6th).  Our normal worhsip ours are 10:55am Sundays.

Vacation Bible School
Vacation Bible School has been running steadily for over 76 years. It’s a BIG hit each summer. 

Sunday School
There are several studies held for children at various age levels as well as adults. All are held at 9:30 a.m. (except in Summer). Come join us on Sunday morning at 9:30 a.m.!

Youth Groups
We offer Youth Groups with yearly retreats and fun filled activities for third grade through Senior High. Youth groups meet on Sunday evenings at 6 p.m.

Children’s Church
We provide a program for children six to ten years old, during the sermon through the end of Worship on Sunday mornings.

Girl Scouts of Olivet
Olivet surely must hold the record, at least for Delaware County, in the number of Girl Scout Troops we host!

We are blessed to have two groups of Daisies, two Brownies groups, one troop of Juniors and one troop of Cadets. They meet on four different days of the week, which means Olivet is hopping with Girl Scouts three nights a week and Saturday afternoons.
Hosting the Girl Scouts is a community outreach of Olivet. Girl Scouting teaches positive values and creates wholesome fellowship. Please contact us if we can be of help placing the girls of your household in a Girl Scout group.

1. Weekly Friday NOON bible study; and
2. A twice-monthly Sunday night ARTS and CRAFTS Bible study. Both events are held at the church.
3. Call the Church Office for more information – 610-534-2270.

Senior Fellowship Luncheons
Held the third Tuesday of the month from September thru May. Entertainment and full luncheon provided for nominal fee. Activity coordinated by the Board of Deacons of Olivet. Call the Church Office to make a reservation – 610-534-2270.

New Member Classes
Held on an as-needed basis as individuals are ready to join the church. Focus is for new members. Three separate classes are held and schedule is determined by the participants. Location at Olivet. Call the Reverend Marie Edwards Branigan for more information – 610-534-2270.

Contemporary Worship
The first Sunday of each month we hold a Contemporary Worship Service beginning at 10:55 a.m., 9:55 a.m. during the summer. This, less formal service, includes Praise music, the pastor standing among us, sharing insights and messages from the Word of God, rather than preaching from the pulpit. Also included in the service is computer technology with talented members of the congregation creating Power Point presentations to accompany the entire service. Included on the overhead screen are inspirational photos, an occasional video and always words recited in unison, whether it be lyrics to a praise song or the Lord’s Prayer.

Also included periodically in our Contemporary Worship service is our Generations Praise Band¯ complete with electric guitars with amplifiers and a full drum set. Members of our congregation share their musical talents by playing instruments and singing Praise to God after many weeks of rehearsal. The two adults and six young people share the gifts of music God has given them.

At times, we are also led in the Spirit with our Liturgical dance troupe of young women from the congregation.

We hope you will join us to share in glorifying God through more modern music and less formal atmosphere.

Child care is available in our nursery for any child under the age of 4.

Traditional Service
The second thru the fourth (and the fifth Sunday when there is one!) begins at 10:55 a.m. This follows Sunday School (9:30 a.m. to 10:30 a.m.) and is for all ages from 3 to 103! During the summer months, worship begins at 9:55 a.m. and ends at approximately 11:00 a.m.

Our Traditional Service of Worship follows the Presbyterian Book of Order form of Worship with praising God through Confession of Sin, Declaration of Pardon, prayers of praise, adoration, and petition, scripture reading, singing of traditional hymns and preaching of the Word.

Child care is available in our nursery for any child under the age of 4. Children ages 5 through third grade, may be dismissed to Children’s Church following the first scripture reading.

Times for Worship
Worship is held at 10:55 a.m. each Sunday morning concluding, as a rule, at noon. On Memorial Day weekend through Labor Day weekend, our worship time begins at 9:55 a.m. usually ending at 11:00 a.m.

– Tap HERE

Community Ministries Committee
The Community Ministries Committee prepares and serves Senior Fellowship Luncheons on the third Tuesday of each month from September to May. Entertainment is also arranged. The luncheons are held in Fellowship Hall and are open to all seniors in the church community as well as the seniors of our area who are not members of our congregation. All are welcome!

Deacon’s CityTeam Committee
The Deacon’s CityTeam Committee arrange for approximately six people to go to CityTeam Ministries on the first Monday of each month to help prepare and serve dinner.

The Deacons also prepare and serve luncheons following funeral services as requested by the families.

Enabling Committee
The Enabling Committee video tapes our weekly worship services and then delivers video and audio cassettes to shut-ins.

Medical Equipment is maintained by the Enabling Committee and is available to people in need. The equipment might include crutches, walkers, wheelchairs, etc.

The Loaves and Fishes Food Pantry
Olivet Church is just one of the many churches and schools in the area that supports the Loaves and Fishes Food Pantry. The Hunger Committee, which is part of the Deacons, donates food and money to the Pantry. It has been running for over three years and feed 10,555 people with over 158,000 meals in 2004 alone. On some occasions the Pantry even handles collection and distribution of clothing. Thanks to the volunteer work of many people from many different organizations, the Loaves and Fishes Food Pantry continues to aid those in need in our area.

Hunger Committee
The Hunger Committee collects canned food each and every Sunday morning and then delivers the food to the Loaves and Fishes Closet at the Prospect Hill Baptist Church once a month. Additionally, the committee assists with a monetary gift to provide perishable items for those in need.

A card ministry is a remembrance by the Deacons to members of the congregation who are going through difficult times. The cards offer encouragement and support in their time of need.

The Hunger Committee also is able to assist families in the congregation who are in need of financial help. This is done through cooperation with the Moderator of the Deacons and the Pastor.