Events

We are hosting a Wednesday evening Bible Study using the curriculum Christianity Explored. This seven-week study seeks to teach us the Gospel with the Gospel according to Mark, and solidify our understanding of who Jesus is, why He has come, and how we should respond to Him. Each class session will include a video and plenty of opportunity for discussion. This is the perfect opportunity for you to grow in your faith and seek out answers to questions you’ve always had, but for whatever reason, have never pursued answers for.

Please join us!

Shoebox gifts are a way to demonstrate God’s love in a tangible way to needy children around the world, and together with the local church worldwide, to share the Good News of Jesus Christ.

We have done this here at Edgington EPC now for many years, and it brings us so much joy to know that Christ's love is being shared across the world through so many small gifts.

Please click the top picture to the right to be sent to the Samaritan's Purse "What Goes in My Shoebox?" page of their website for shoebox ideas for boys and girls of all ages.

On Sunday, November 10th from 6-8pm we will pack our boxes. Pizza, drinks, and snacks will be provided. This is always a ton of fun, as you try to imagine little faces lighting up as they open their box and see what's inside!

Please join us!!!

With all of the issues swirling around in our culture today, it can be overwhelming to keep up on what influences are shaping your children/grandchildren.
We want to help provide a forum for discussion and encouragement as you seek to raise your children in a way that honors the Lord.
Please join us and feel free to bring others with you – all are welcome! If you have questions, please reach out to Pastor Zach. He would be glad to speak with you and hear your thoughts about how this time can be most helpful.

First held at King's College in Cambridge, London on Christmas Eve in 1918, this service has been heard and held in various forms around the world ever since. It has been broadcast from King's College ever year, with the exception of 1930, since 1928. According to Dean Milner-White wherever the service is heard and however it is adapted, whether the music is provided by choir or congregation, the pattern and strength of the service, derive from the lessons and not the music. ‘The main theme is the development of the loving purposes of God ...’ seen ‘through the windows and words of the Bible’.

Please join us for our adaption of this lovely Christmas service!