As followers of Christ, we seek to

Focus on God               

Equip Gods People

Proclaim Christ

Change the World

First Evangelical Presbyterian Church (FEPC) is a body of believers in Jesus Christ who trace a long and rich heritage of ministry and mission from Frankfort, Indiana.  Its a long look back to1831, when the congregation was first formed.  The history of life on West Clinton Street has been colorful and varied.

From Gods leadership and through the faithfulness of his people, we have inherited a set of values that help define who we are and direct us in our life as a congregation.

We value:

W  Strength of Biblical preaching and teaching which clearly and faithfully grounds us in the inerrant truth of God.

W  Joyous, heart-engaging worship which leads us reverently before the throne of grace, and allows us to express our love for God.

W  Leadership that is reflective of Jesus embodying service and humility while inspiring, trust and respect;

W  Unity as a body that is founded on a common faith in Jesus Christ and submission to the authority of Gods infallible word.

W  Graciousness, accountability, belonging, and growth exhibited in our welcome and intentional connection with one another.

W  A passion for carrying the gospel beyond the walls and into the world, understanding that we are invited to join God on His redemptive mission.

W  A focus on prayer as the piety and practice of our lives, both individually and corporately, and that nothing of value is accomplished without it.

W  Loving and training our children in the ways of the Lord, and equipping them to lead faithful and fruitful lives for the Kingdom.

W  Having a heart for the least, last and lost among and around us, caring deeply with Christ's love for our members and community;

W  Mobilizing and releasing our resources as faithful stewards of the things of God, both physical and spiritual, for the purposes of the gospel.

W  Being in active relationships within other faithful partners in the gospel, locally and world-wide.

We also have a strong heritage of being Presbyterian, and a new relationship with the