Evergreen Presbyterian Church

05/24/2026

Welcome to Worship

05/04/2026

Our Christian Sympathy is extended to the family of John Watson who died early last Thursday, April 30th.

There will be a visitation on Monday, May 4th from 2:00 - 4:00 in the Fellowship Hall at Evergreen.

There will be a private Graveside service at 9:00am, on Tuesday, May 5th with a Memorial service to follow at 10:30am at Evergreen Presbyterian Church in the sanctuary with overflow in the Fellowship Hall.

The Memorial Service will be livestreamed on Evergreen's website, Worship page.

View John Holman Watson's obituary, contribute to their memorial, see their funeral service details, and more.

04/21/2026

NEW RELEASE! A down-to-earth guide for families wanting to practice their faith at home and live out their values in the world. Author Mihee Kim-Kort is a pastor and busy mom of three who understands the challenge of wanting to serve people in need and advocate for justice—and teach her kids to do the same—when a million other things are vying for her attention. Chapters on poverty, racism, gender inequality, climate change, peacemaking, and more both inform and equip grown-ups so that they and the kids in their lives can practice seeing and being Jesus in the world as they work to serve others with compassion. Learn more: https://bit.ly/45YMeFx

Published in collaboration with Around the Table (Office of Christian Formation PCUSA), an initiative of the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.).

04/20/2026

The Presbyterian Historical Society, founded in 1852 and incorporated in 1857, is the oldest denominational historical society in the country. Its mission, specified in its constitution, is "to collect and preserve materials and promote the knowledge of the history of the Presbyterian Church." The Second Presbyterian Church of Charleston, South Carolina, was the location of the first meeting of the Society's founders; they decided to establish its headquarters in Philadelphia, home of the first presbytery in America.

In 1925, the General Assembly (PCUSA) established a Department of History as an integral part of the Office of the General Assembly. An agreement coordinated the activities of the Department of History and the Historical Society, and the Church took possession of the Society's collections.

The Presbyterian Historical Society of the Synod of Texas was organized in 1902. The General Assembly (PCUS) designated the Texas PHS as its official historical organization in 1926, moved its collection to Montreat, North Carolina, and renamed it the Historical Foundation of the Presbyterian and Reformed Churches. This photo was snapped at Montreat inside the library and museum of the Historical Foundation.

In 1983, when the UPCUSA and PCUS reunited to form the PC(USA), it was decided that the historical organizations should merge to reflect this unity. Philadelphia remained the headquarters of the new Office of History/Presbyterian Historical Association, with Montreat as a regional office.

On June 21, 2006, the 217th General Assembly affirmed the Committee on the Office of the General Assembly’s decision to close the Montreat office of the PHS effective December 31, 2006, which resulted in relocation of holdings of that office to the Philadelphia PHS office as well as other archival institutions, such as Columbia Theological Seminary.

04/14/2026

Evergreen member Lavonda Gosselin is promoting the upcoming SEACT performance The Glass Menagerie.

DID YOU KNOW that Evergreen Presbyterian Church will be hosting a Community Discussion on April 26 at 12:15 pm?
It will be in the Community Room in Fellowship Hall.
The conversation will be led by Lavonda Gosselin (EPC Member and Production Manager for the show) and Rev. Chris Herrin.

JOIN US! See our Current Events page on our website to RSVP.

Lavonda Gosselin and Shannon McCrary tell us about the group's newest production happening April 23-25 at the Cultural Arts Center in Dothan.