Welcome to
Kirkridge Presbyterian Church
WORSHIP
Kirkridge Presbyterian Church is a part of the Presbyterian Church (USA). We are located in Grand Blanc, MI.
We are called to worship, invite, nurture, and serve. Kirkridge is a community where people care for one another, and through us, God reaches out to our neighbors near and far.
Hi! Welcome to Kirkridge Presbyterian. We are so glad that you are here.
KPC has been a part of Grand Blanc for over 60 years, and we give thanks to God for planting us in a community that we care greatly about. Throughout the decades, KPC has remained a community of faith that strives to live a life of faith, caring for those within our congregation, throughout the larger community, and our world. Though none of us would claim to be perfect, we do our very best to be faithful and live out Christ’s calling in our lives through worship, fellowship, and service.
Wherever you find yourself in your journey of faith, you are welcome to join us just as you are. Bring your faith and your doubts. Bring your struggles and joys. Join us as we journey together as a family of faith seeking to follow Christ in all we say and do.
Kirkridge is a part of the Presbyterian Church (USA)
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Session Statement of Support and Solidarity
March 2026
Beloved Friends,
We invite the congregation to join in prayer, conversation, learning, and faithful action as we seek to follow Christ together, trusting that God continues to lead the church into deeper love, wider welcome, and more faithful witness. We believe all people are loved, accepted, treasured, and to be celebrated as beloved children of God.
As followers of Jesus Christ, we are called to love our neighbors, welcome the stranger, and seek justice, reconciliation, and peace in our communities and in the world. In times of uncertainty, fear, and division, the church is called not to silence, but to faithful witness rooted in prayer, compassion, and hope.
We recognize that many people in our nation are experiencing fear and harm amid current social and political realities, particularly immigrants and refugees, transgender and gender-diverse people, and communities impacted by racism and systemic injustice. As a congregation of the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.), we affirm that every person is created in the image of God and worthy of dignity, safety, and love.
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Scripture repeatedly calls God’s people to welcome the stranger and care for the vulnerable. We therefore stand in solidarity with immigrants and refugees facing fear, separation, and uncertainty, trusting in a God who hears the cries of those most at risk.
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We affirm and celebrate the dignity and belovedness of transgender and gender-diverse people. In Christ, all are welcomed and claimed as beloved, and no one is excluded from the household of God. We reject discrimination, harassment, and violence in all its forms and commit ourselves to being a community of care and safety.
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We acknowledge the enduring harm of racism and systemic oppression within our society and the church. Scripture calls us to repentance, justice, and reconciliation. We commit ourselves to ongoing learning, listening, and faithful action as we seek to participate in God’s work of healing.
This statement flows directly from Kirkridge’s mission and vision. To be God’s love means bearing witness to compassion, dignity, and justice in the world God loves. As a congregation called to worship, invite, nurture, and serve, we believe worship shapes how we live, invitation widens our welcome, nurture calls us to care for the vulnerable, and service sends us beyond our walls. Our vision of being a community where people care for one another, and through us God reaches out to neighbors near and far, calls us to respond when our neighbors are experiencing fear, harm, or exclusion. This statement names how we seek to live out who we already say we are.
Grace and peace,
On behalf of the Session of Kirkridge Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.)
