Discover 
More 
TOGETHER

SEE YOU SUNDAY!

You're invited at 9am & 10:30am

SEE YOU SUNDAY!

You're Invited at 9am & 10:30am

Hurricane Helene Relief 

Donations to the Domestic Emergency Relief Fund will assist EPC churches in disaster areas with identified needs. One hundred percent of the funds given will go toward relief. You can donate to EPC emergency relief by using:

• The secure form found at the link button below.
• Text-to-give on your smart device by texting “epcemergencyrelief” to 386-845-3121.
• Check—put “EPC Emergency Relief (016)” on the memo line, and send to:
Evangelical Presbyterian Church
ATTN: FINANCE OFFICE
5850 T.G. Lee, Blvd., Suite 510
Orlando, FL 32822

Donations that exceed local recovery requests from affected EPC churches may be held in a general EPC Domestic Emergency Relief Fund to be used for future emergency relief needs.

The Book of Job: Trusting God in the Dark

Fall Sermon Series

The story of Job is one of the best known and yet least understood in the entire Bible. This puzzling book addresses such confounding issues as: Why do good people suffer? Where is God when tragedy strikes? If God is all-loving, how can he allow human suffering? Does he not care? Is God worthy of worship in tough times? Whether you have suffered in the past and live with permanent scars, or whether you are presently suffering pain and need God-given strength for today, or maybe you are trying to help someone else in their pain, Job is an immensely practical book which has countless valuable life lessons waiting to be discovered. 

What's Happening?

Food Pantry

Serving Western Wayne County & Ypsilanti 

What's Happening

Food Pantry

Serving Western Wayne County & Ypsilanti
Staff and volunteers are responding to needs in our community.
 Let us know how you can help, or if you need help.

We are here for you.

We're Ready To Help

The Helping Hands Ministry consists of 4 teams of volunteers who are committed to serving others; it is intended to help seniors, widows, single moms and disabled individuals who cannot, for whatever reason, take care of simple yet sometimes overwhelming daily needs.
Visitation with individuals who are hospitalized or are shut-in due to illness or physical limitations
Help with common everyday chores, such as cleaning, raking, trips to the grocery store, or rides to medical appointments
Medical & financial counseling to provide assistance for those who may or may not have funds, and need help with how and where to obtain appropriate resources
Providing skilled labor to help with minor home repairs, simple plumbing, light electrical, and other home needs