Missions

“Go therefore and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit, teaching them to observe all that I have commanded you. And behold, I am with you always, to the end of the age.”

Matthew 28:19-20

Eastern Shore Presbyterian Church desires to be a church that gives generously to send capable people around the world to spread the good news of Jesus Christ.

We support over thirty missionary units made up of families, singles, and organizations. A few organizations we have the privilege of supporting:

Bayside Medical Missions

Mission to the World

Partners in Asia Missions: India

Here’s to Life Mission to Africa

Navigators: Central Asia

The Evangelical Alliance Mission (TEAM)

Youth With A Mission

Our Missions Festival is an annual weekend where we have the opportunity to meet missionaries that ESPC supports from around the world, fellowship together, and hear about what God is doing through their ministry.

The date for our next Missions Festival is the weekend of February 7^th, 2020. Join us Friday night, February 7^th for an international potluck dinner in the gym at 5:30 p.m.

Saturday, February 8^th, 2020,  we will host a Men’s prayer breakfast at 8:00 a.m., and a Missions Festival Ladies Luncheon with missionaries and/or missionary wives.

Sunday, February 8^th, 2020, we will worship together and hear from missionaries during services and Sunday school classes.

Donate: When you make a donation, please put in the memo line or designate on the coin envelope to donate to our missions fund.

Faith Promise: Every year at the end of Missions Festival, we give families the opportunity to do a Faith Promise. A faith promise is a financial commitment of giving, with the belief that God will provide to the Missions fund at ESPC. The “faith” portion relies on God to financially provide the “promise” you believe He is calling you to make.

Pray: Please pray for our missionary units around the world. Flip-charts are available in the spring for families to use during family prayer time to lift up our missionaries in prayer.

Go on a short-term mission trip: Over the summer, ESPC leads two mission trips. In the past, teams have served with Paul and Flor Fellers with Bayside Medical Missions in Ecuador, and Stephanie and Ryan Robinson with KonBit Haiti.