Upcoming Events
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24 Sep 2023 Sun 12:00
Congregation Cookout
Will take place right after church at Veteran’s Park (309 Academy St) adjacent to the Gentry Stadium along South Elm Ave
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02 Jul 2023 Sun 17:05
Welcome Potluck
We are thrilled to extend a warm invitation to all of you for a delightful welcome potluck in honor of
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30 Apr 2023 Sun 12:00
Congregational Meeting
EPC will have a meeting of the congregation immediately following our 11 AM View event
Recent Posts
From the Interim Pastor | Grace + Peace
You will be receiving and reading this a few days after Ash Wednesday (February 22) and the
Session Update
In worship soon we will ordain and install Katherine Bowen to a term on Session, and install
From the Interim Pastor | Go Get 'Em!
At a theology conference I attended a couple years ago, the evening’s final speaker was asked to
From the Interim Pastor | A New Year
I want to take this opportunity to thank everyone involved in creating a faithful, beautiful, and joyful
Church Announcements
For the month of July, we will be collecting Instant Mashed Potatoes for the food pantry. A collection box is located in the Narthex.
Food Pantry Needs
EPCOur Mission
Our Mission
Our Mission is to fulfill God’s plan for his people by preaching, living, and promoting the Gospel of Jesus Christ both here and around the world.
Our Vision
Our knowledge of God and God’s purpose for humanity comes from the Bible, particularly what is revealed in the New Testament through the life of Jesus Christ. Our salvation (justification) through Jesus is God’s generous gift to us and not the result of our own accomplishments. It is everyone’s job — ministers and lay people alike — to share this Good News with the whole world. That is also why the Presbyterian church is governed at all levels by a combination of clergy and laity, men and women alike.
Our Faith
Presbyterians confess their beliefs through statements that have been adopted over the years and are contained in The Book of Confessions. These statements reflect our understanding of God and what God expects of us at different times in history, but all are faithful to the fundamental beliefs described above. Even though we share these common beliefs, Presbyterians understand that God alone is lord of the conscience, and it is up to each individual to understand what these principles mean in his or her life.
