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Christ Presbyterian Church
Christ Presbyterian Church
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About this organization
Mission
To boldly extend the invitation Jesus makes to us, to everyone. We believe that knowing Jesus and experiencing His grace and love is an invitation we want to extend to everyone.
About
Christ Presbyterian Church is affiliated with ECO: A Covenant Order of Evangelical Presbyterians. ECO is a rapidly-growing Presbyterian denomination that exists to serve the local church and reclaim a sense of covenantal biblical community. The name ECO, however, is not an acronym. It reinforces this movement’s passion for strengthening the ecosystems of local churches. ECO believes that the Church is a living organism that needs life-giving resources to help it grow, thrive, and multiply, and is committed to cultivating a healthy, diverse, resource-rich ecosystem where pastors and congregations can flourish.
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