Penn Yan White Stone Chapel Church of the Nazarene

More Than a Church; A Family Penn Yan, NY

Who We Are

White Stone Chapel is a friendly church located on the tip of Keuka Lake, one of the Finger Lakes. We are informal to those who want informal and we are formal to those who want formal. Some wear suits, others jeans and shirts, it depends on how you are comfortable.

The mission of White Stone Chapel is to know God's love and share that love with each other and our community! Our responsibility is to proclaim the message of Jesus Christ our savior and live a Holy life each day.

About Us

Vibe
Casual, Down to Earth, Friendly, Conservative, Multigenerational, Lots of kids

Programs
Community Service, Faith and Work, Children's Ministry, Nursery, Adult Education

Music
Passionate Reverent, Traditional Hymns, Contemporary

Denomination
Church of the Nazarene

Size
Small

Language
English

Founded
1964

Plan Your Visit

Services

10:00amSunday 11:00amSunday

Contact

Address
201 Brown St.
Penn Yan, NY 14527

Phone
315-694-8997

Website
Visit Website

Directions
Get directions on Google Maps

Our Services

What are services like?
Come as you are, some wear suits, others jeans, we really don't care, just come and enjoy. There is an informal attitude, you can speak up and request prayer, give praise, what ever.

What is the community like?
Penn Yan is out of the 50's in many ways. It is a close knit community and there is very little change. It reaches out in ways that I have not seen in much bigger communities to those who are in need.

What if I'm not a Christian?
There is no better place to be than in a church on Sunday. If you have questions the pastor is always available by phone. Office hours are Tuesday-Friday from 10-1, with other times arranged as needed. 315-694-8997 will reach the pastor at any time, (except when he is in the shower he says.)

Leadership View all

Richard Norman

Pastor Rich and Peg journeyed up from Florence SC in Oct. of 2006 to minister to the Penn Yan Community. Rich was a buisness owner for most of his adult life and was called later in life to the ministry. He went back to school in 1999 and began to pastor his first church in 2001. He was ordained in 2006 and now serves full time.