Evangelical Presbyterian Church of Newark

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Newark, Delaware ● Presbyterian (PCA) ● 10:45am, 06:00pm

Evangelical Presbyterian Church of Newark

About Us

We're a congregation committed to loving the Lord, one another, and his world. We preach the Bible as infallible, inerrant, life-changing truth. We are Christ-centered and Christ-focused in our discipleship and in our outreach to the community. There's a place for you whether you're new to the Christian faith (Christianity Explored courses run year round), or looking to grow in new and deeper ways through our sunday schools and small groups. Come and worship with us!

Vibe: Casual, Traditional Liturgy, Friendly, Multigenerational

Programs: Community Service, Faith and Work, Youth Group, Choir, Missions, Nursery, Adult Education, Food Pantry, Children's Ministry

Music: Traditional Hymns, Gospel Choir, Contemporary, Organ

Denomination: Presbyterian (PCA)

Size: Medium

Language: English

Founded: 1765

Contact

Phone

302-737-2300

Website

http://www.epcnewark.org

Our Services

Sunday

10:45am: Morning Worship
06:00pm: Evening Worship

What to Expect

What are services like?
Our services are characterized by the best of traditional hymns and contemporary songs. The best are the songs that are Biblically sound, rich, Christ-centered, and where the music lends itself to congregational singing. We have every kind of instrumentation represented (drum kit, violin, cello, organ, piano, bass guitar, etc.). The sermons are expositional (i.e. we preach from a text, explaining the text and drawing applications from the text), and we routinely go through books of the Bible one passage at a time. Sermons seek to draw our hearts in loving obedience to the words of Scripture and the Lord Jesus Christ.

What is the community like?
Friendly, diverse, and eager to welcome folks. Quests frequently remark about how welcome they feel when they first visit.

What if I'm not a Christian?
If you're not a Christian, then our Christianity Explored course (9:30am on Sunday mornings), is the place to begin. It's a casual atmosphere where the first rule is 'don't be nervous, you'll never be asked to sing, pray, or read out loud.' Guests are encouraged to bring questions and much of the time is spent wrestling with those questions and objections.