Holy Trinity Presbyterian Church

About Us

Pastoral Ministry 

The Presbytery of the South of the Orthodox Presbyterian Church on April 18, 2008, approved appointment of Rev. Dr. Robert L. Reymond as regular supply pastor of Holy Trinity Presbyterian Church.

Dr. Reymond is well known worldwide as the author of "A New Systematic Theology of the Christian Faith" and many other books. He has been pastor of several other churches and has taught systematic theology and apologetics at Covenant Theological Seminary in St. Louis, MO, and Knox Theological Seminary in Ft. Lauderdale, FL.

Session

Calvin Beisner                           Gene Douglas                            Bill Snyder

Diaconate

John Marra                               Mickey McDaniel                          James Weinstock

Organization 

Holy Trinity Presbyterian Church, serving Broward County, was formed as a mission work in the Orthodox Presbyterian Church at its Presbytery of the South's meeting in April, 2007. Rev. David Smiley and Elder Al Hanna (of Providence OPC in Bradenton) and Rev. Bill Hobbes (of Calvary OPC in Tallahassee) were appointed as overseeing session.

On May 20, 2007 thirty-five people gathered to worship the Lord at the inaugural public worship service. Associate General Secretary of the Committee on Home Missions Rev. Richard Gerber presided. On August 12, 2007, twenty-five people were received as our first members. Rev. Smiley, moderator of our overseeing session, presided.

On Friday, May 8, 2009, our congregation, until then a mission church, became a particular church of the Orthodox Presbyterian Church. At the same time, Rev. Robert L. Reymond was received into the OPC Presbytery of the South by transfer of his credentials from the Presbytery of South Florida of the Presbyterian Church in America. Our first elders and deacons were also ordained and installed.

Since our founding in April of 2007, our weekly attendance has nearly tripled. We praise God for his faithfulness to us and seek his guidance for our future as a church.