FREE PARKING / ACCESSIBILITY FOR ALL

On Sunday mornings, parking is available on both Roland Ave. and Upland Rd., with handicap parking reserved on Upland Rd. You may enter the sanctuary through the red narthex doors facing Roland Ave. or through the glass doors facing Upland Rd. A wheelchair accessible ramp is available on Upland Rd. Our building is equipped with an elevator.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

What kind of church is Roland Park Presbyterian Church?

Roland Park Presbyterian Church is a progressive Christian community in Baltimore affiliated with the Presbyterian Church (USA). We are committed to pursuing justice, practicing hospitality, and engaging curious faith. Wherever you are in your faith journey, there’s a place for you at RPPC.

Is RPPC LGBTQIA+ affirming?

Yes. RPPC fully welcomes and affirms LGBTQIA+ people in every aspect of church life, including membership, leadership, marriage, and ministry. We believe all people are created in the image of God and deserve dignity, belonging, and love.

Can I come if I’m unsure what I believe?

Absolutely. You do not need to have everything figured out to participate at RPPC. We believe faith includes curiosity, questions, growth, and sometimes uncertainty. Many people in our community are exploring what spirituality and faith mean in their lives.

What should I expect in worship?

Worship at RPPC blends thoughtful preaching, beautiful music, prayer, scripture, and moments of reflection. Our services are grounded in Christian tradition while engaging real questions about modern life, justice, compassion, and hope.

What should I wear to church?

Come as you are. Some people dress casually, others dress more traditionally. There is no dress code, and all are welcome.

Is RPPC a good church for families and children?

Yes. RPPC values intergenerational community and offers programs, worship opportunities, and support for children, youth, parents, and caregivers. We strive to create a welcoming environment where families can grow in faith together.

I grew up Catholic (or in another tradition). Would I fit in here?

Many people at RPPC come from Catholic, evangelical, or other faith backgrounds. Some are returning to church after many years away. Others are exploring Christianity in a new way. You are welcome to bring your experiences, questions, and hopes with you.

What does “Engaging Curious Faith” mean?

At RPPC, we believe faith is not about pretending to have all the answers. Engaging curious faith means asking honest questions, exploring scripture thoughtfully, learning together, and trusting God even amid uncertainty.

What does “Pursuing Justice” mean at RPPC?

We believe faith calls us to care for our neighbors and work toward a more compassionate and equitable world. RPPC supports ministries and partnerships focused on justice, community care, creation stewardship, and advocacy.

Are visitors welcome at communion?

Yes. At RPPC, all are welcome at Christ’s table. You do not need to be Presbyterian or a church member to participate in communion.

Can I watch worship online?

Yes. RPPC offers online worship opportunities so people can participate from home or while traveling. Worship videos and sermons are available through our website and on our Facebook page @RolandParkPC.

How do I get connected at RPPC?

You can start by attending worship, joining a small group, participating in service opportunities, or attending community events. We encourage people to connect at their own pace. Wherever you are in your faith journey, there’s a place for you at RPPC.