Romney Presbyterian Manse

About Romney Presbyterian Manse

Located in Romney, West Virginia, Romney Presbyterian Manse belongs to the Presbyterian tradition. Visitors can find the church at 165 North Marsham Street, Romney. Visitors are encouraged to contact the church directly for service times and ministry information.

Presbyterian churches form a meaningful part of American Christian life. Presbyterian churches follow Reformed theology and a representative form of governance through elders. The tradition descends from the Scottish Reformation under John Knox. The tradition traces its modern form to the 16th century. Today the tradition counts approximately 3 million in the U.S.

It joins a long tradition of Christian witness across the South, a region whose religious landscape ranges from historic cathedrals to country chapels and storefront congregations. Romney sits within West Virginia, whose state capital is Charleston. The church reflects the broader presence of the Presbyterian community across West Virginia.