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Tabor Presbyterian

Traditional in Service,
Progressive in Outreach

What's Going on at Tabor?

Catch up on the latest at Tabor Presbyterian!

Our ventilation system in the sanctuary has provided a new level of safety as we consider our masking policy. Session has decided to now make masks optional.

We will continue to make masks available at both entrances of the sanctuary, and urge everyone to exercise caution with regard to those in their sphere of influence who are vulnerable, or, if you are recovering from any kind of illness.

We are working hard to ensure that Tabor provides a safe and healthy place for you to worship. Thank you for your cooperation!

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Join Tabor Youth during A Joyful Path!, a new kind of Sunday School that helps youth apply the teachings of Jesus to their real lives in today’s world.

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Learn about Harmony Place, a gift to Crozet from Tabor, and how we need your help to preserve it.

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Crozet Community Handbell Choir

The Crozet Community Handbell Choir has been active for nearly ten years. Our ringers come from all around the Crozet area as well as from Charlottesville, Nelson County, and the Shenandoah Valley.

Housed at Tabor Presbyterian Church, this group has at least two annual concerts that are free and open to the public, one in early December and the second in the spring. Tabor has a commitment to community service and has supported the arts faithfully through the years by supplying the handbells as well as hosting a revolving art gallery in addition to the church’s music program.

CCHC has performed at senior living facilities such as The Lodge at Old Trail and English Meadows, community events, and weddings. Most of the performances include some pieces that encourage the audience to participate by singing along.

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Join us for worship

Sundays at 10:30 a.m.

We are worshiping together in the Tabor sanctuary and virtually on our YouTube page. Join us for either at 10:30 a.m. on Sundays!

We are a Matthew 25 Congregation

Matthew 25:31-46 calls us to actively engage in the world around us, so our faith comes alive and we wake up to new possibilities. Convicted by this passage, we act boldly and compassionately to see our neighbors through Jesus’ eyes and serve those who are marginalized or in need — people who are hungry, thirsty, naked, sick, imprisoned, strangers, poor or oppressed in other ways and in need of welcoming.

‘Truly I tell you, just as you did it to one of the least of these who are members of my family, you did it to me.’

Matthew 25:40