We exist to make mature believers of Jesus Christ in Central Pennsylvania.

About our Church:

Grace Reformed Baptist Church in Ramey, PA, is a small, welcoming congregation dedicated to glorifying God through reverent worship, faithful preaching of God’s Word, and loving fellowship. The church is grounded in historic Reformed theology, emphasizing God’s sovereignty, the centrality of the Gospel, and the importance of community. Worship services are characterized by simplicity, a focus on expository preaching, and a blend of ancient and modern hymns that seek to glorify God and edify believers.

We take seriously the Great Commission and strive to grow in our understanding of and commitment to sharing the Gospel in our community. Our church values discipleship and spiritual growth, believing that God calls His people to glorify Him in all areas of life. Visitors can expect a thoughtful, Christ-centered service and a friendly, family-like atmosphere where they are warmly welcomed and encouraged to grow in their faith.

About our Teaching Pastor:

Pastor Daniel Arter is a dedicated and thoughtful preacher who is deeply committed to faithfully explaining the truths of Scripture. He emphasizes the importance of understanding the details of God’s Word to grasp its central message, always pointing his listeners to Christ. Pastor Daniel’s sermons are clear, application-rich, and rooted in the historic Reformed tradition, blending theological depth with practical insight.

He is approachable, warm-hearted, and passionate about helping others know God and His Word. Pastor Daniel’s leadership style reflects a pastoral heart—he genuinely cares for the spiritual well-being of his congregation and seeks to encourage them in their walk with Christ. Visitors will find him to be both intellectually engaging and relationally supportive, balancing his love for theological precision with a sincere desire to meet people where they are. Find out more about him at www.danielarter.com.

Schedule of Services

  • Discipleship Groups

    Sundays at 9am

    Discipleship Groups is an hour-long, discussion-based lesson time, which utilizes the Answers Bible Curriculum from Answers in Genesis. Attendees are divided into two classes (adults in the Fellowship Hall and children K-4th grade in the Common Room). This is a time for you to be able to ask questions, discuss issues, and dig deeper in the Word of God in a systematic way that works through the entire Bible.

    Discipleship Groups also includes a time of group prayer in which we pray over specific needs within our church family. For sake of privacy during the group prayer time, we do not record Discipleship Groups.

  • Sunday AM Worship

    Sundays at 10:30am

    Sunday morning worship is located in our Auditorium and lasts about 75 minutes. Every service includes an emphasis on Scripture reading, expositional preaching, and fellowship. We do offer childcare for children ages 1-5 in our Fellowship Hall (children younger than 1 or older than 5 should stay in the Auditorium with their parents). After worship, please feel free to stick around if you have questions about the message, the church, or Jesus Christ. We would love to speak with you and help you wherever you are in your spiritual journey.

    Sermon recordings are available at SermonAudio.

  • Equip Classes (formerly Grace Classes)

    Thursdays at 7pm
    Jan-June; Sept-Nov

    Every Thursday evening during the months of January-June and September-November at 7pm, a qualified teacher teaches through a different module every three months in the Fellowship Hall. This isn’t a Bible Study, but rather a class meant to inform and train both the members of our church and other churches to develop a biblical worldview and then learn to defend their faith.

    The modules are on a rotation and are stand-alone, which means you can take the modules in any order. Recordings of classes are available via SermonAudio.

  • Community Breakfast & Prayer

    Every First Saturday at 8am

    First Saturday Breakfast and Prayer is a monthly community-oriented time for fellowship and prayer held in our Fellowship Hall. The church provides the meal and encourages everyone from the community to come for a brief devotion, breakfast, and a time to share prayer requests and praises before praying for one another.

    This is open to everyone—men, women, and children and is completely free.

    • For those with dietary restrictions, please still come, but it may be necessary for you to bring your own food, which can be warmed in our microwave.

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