JOHN KNOX PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Welcome to John Knox Presbyterian Church
Welcome home, children of God!
Our faith celebrates the resurrection of our Lord Jesus Christ.
John Knox is a place where anyone can experience and share the love of God, the peace of Christ, and the fellowship of the Holy Spirit.
We are a faith community that values your thoughts and questions. Come as you are today and grow with us in faith and discipleship. We welcome all to the Lord’s table for Holy Communion, which is usually celebrated monthly.
We invite you to stay for fellowship after worship, where refreshments are served and friendships are made and nurtured.
John Knox Presbyterian Church
452 Cummings Lane N
PO Box 20968
Keizer, OR 97307-0968
Mission Statement
The mission of John Knox Presbyterian Church is to grow in Christ, be inspired to spread his Word, share his love throughout the community, and experience joy on the way.
Sunday's Service
The in-person worship service at 10:30am is recorded live in the sanctuary and will be posted to the website.
Check the Bulletin for announcements and other information here
Worship videos
HOURS & SERVICES:
Church Office: Open by appointment only. Please call or email to schedule an appointment.
Worship Service 10:30 am Sunday
Masks are WELCOME here, not required
ADA Accessible with hearing loop installed in Sanctuary to help those with compatible hearing aids
Staff
Pastor: Rev. Maggie Lewis
Music Director: Anna Robinson
Pianist: Melissa Terrall
Clerk of Session: Eileen Sheelar
Treasurer: Bronwyn Curtis
Building Use
We share our building with our brothers and sisters in Christ, Iglesia de Jesucristo Puerta del Cielo, and the following community groups utilize our facilities:
AA meetings:
Monday - Step Study 7:30pm
Thursday - Way of Life 7:00pm
Saturday Morning Coffee 8:00am
Daughters of the American Revolution
Mission Spotlight
Photo from the Lutheran World Federation
The Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) is providing support and prayers for its siblings in Christ in Venezuela, where twin earthquakes have reportedly taken nearly 600 lives and caused widespread damage. More than 4,000 people are estimated to have been injured as a result of the 7.2 and 7.5 magnitude earthquakes that occurred on June 24, 2026, just 39 seconds apart, collapsing structures and necessitating ongoing search-and-rescue operations. The strong earthquakes have been followed by aftershocks. “We’re carrying out an extraordinary effort across the country,” Health Minister Carlos Alvarado stated in a Bloomberg News report. “Hospitals in the La Guaira region, the worst hit region, are at maximum capacity and we’ve started to set up field hospitals.”
Presbyterian Disaster Assistance has approved an emergency grant to the Presbyterian Church of Venezuela, which noted that the damage to residences has affected “members and associates, especially staff and students from our schools, who have had to evacuate,” according to correspondence with PDA. “The initial actions of the Presbyterian Church of Venezuela are focused on providing food, medicine, personal hygiene products, and assistance in securing temporary housing for those affected, with particular emphasis on children, adolescents, and the elderly,” according to the correspondence. “We are awaiting infrastructure assessments by public and private organizations, including specialized personnel from our church, to understand the full extent of the situation and evaluate our long-term response.”
To support PDA's response to the earthquakes in Venezuela, gifts can be made online to DR999999. Designate Venezuela earthquakes in the "Disaster Supported" box: https://pcusa.org/.../dr999999-disaster-relief...
Salem Keizer School District
Summer meal program information here
Community Resources
Keizer Community Food Bank
information here
Marion Polk Food Share information here
Referrals to basic needs programs such as food, shelter, health care and more www.211info.org/
