Reformed Church

Founded in 1753 as a log structure at Reed and Washington Streets, First Reformed Church of Reading has a rich and enduring history.

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First Reformed Church

(Currently Under Renovation)

Founded in 1753 as a log structure at Reed and Washington Streets, First Reformed Church of Reading has a rich and enduring history. Rebuilt in stone in 1761 and later reconstructed in brick in 1831, the church has undergone several expansions over the centuries. Now undergoing a thoughtful restoration at 621 Washington Street—including refinished flooring, restored seating, and original salvaged lighting—the building will soon serve as a beautiful space for non-denominational weddings, community events, and gatherings in its stage and lounge areas. We look forward to opening this remarkable downtown Reading landmark in spring 2026.

Fellowship Room

The first-floor Fellowship Room is a spacious and versatile event space designed to accommodate a wide range of gatherings. Featuring an open stage and abundant natural light filtering through beautiful stained-glass windows, the room offers both functionality and charm. With direct access to Reed Street, the Fellowship Room provides added convenience and flexibility for your event.