Worship

July 5th (10 a.m.)  This Sunday at East Brentwood Presbyterian Church, we invite you to experience a unique service that connects our faith with an important chapter of American and Presbyterian history. The inspiration for this service came after a visit to the Presbyterian Heritage Center at Montreat and research into the Mecklenburg Declaration, a declaration signed in Charlotte by Presbyterian ministers and elders a full year before the Declaration of Independence was adopted in Philadelphia. Their story reminds us that faith has long shaped the courage and convictions of ordinary people. Together we'll worship with beloved hymns, celebrate Communion using the historic Westminster liturgy that would have been familiar to Presbyterians in 1776, and enjoy music presented in the style of the era with harpsichord sounds. During the message, Pastor John Hilley will even step into the role of one of the Presbyterian leaders from that remarkable moment in history.
Sermon: "When Faith Compels: Ordinary People at an Extraordinary Moment"
Scripture: Galatians 6:7-16
Whether you're a history enthusiast, a lifelong Presbyterian, or simply looking for a place to worship, we'd love for you to join us. Come experience a service that reflects on faith, freedom, and our ultimate citizenship in the Kingdom of God.