Eusebia proudly proclaims the good news. The good news is simple: God is real, God will make a real difference in your life, and as a result, you can experience real community.
Though our congregation is diverse, we are united by a common life-changing experience with Christ. You can experience the difference Christ makes too, regardless of your background or situation.
Though our congregation is diverse, we are united by a common life-changing experience with Christ. You can experience the difference Christ makes too, regardless of your background or situation.
Eusebia doesn't just preach the good news for a few, we proclaim the good news for everyone: For saints and seekers. For individuals and families. For those more or less fortunate. For young and old. For people of all races. For blue collars, white collars, and no collars. For Seymour locals and refugees. At Eusebia, the good news is for everyone. We walk with each other in life and ministry.
For more than 200 years Eusebia has proclaimed the good news to all people--to the British, Scotch, Irish and French colonists of America, to the indigenous peoples of of the Appalachian mountains. Without moving, the Eusebia has preached the Gospel in North Carolina, The Cherokee Nation, the State of Franklin and now Tennessee.
We proudly celebrate our long tradition of reaching outside the walls of our church. We spoke for the rights of indigenous peoples during colonial times. We actively supported the abolitionist movement before during and after the Civil War. We have long been vocal advocates of Civil Rights for all people regardless of creed, color, religion or sexual preference.
As a proud member of the Presbyterian Church USA, we echo the statement of faith the PC-USA proclaims:
Through the grace of our Lord Jesus Christ, the love of God, and the communion of the Holy Spirit, we trust in the one triune God, the Holy One of Israel, whom alone we worship and serve.
God comes to us in free and undeserved favor in the person of Jesus Christ who lived, died, and rose for us that we might belong to God and serve Christ in the world. Following Jesus, Presbyterians are engaged in the world and in seeking thoughtful solutions to the challenges of our time.
Presbyterians affirm that God comes to us with grace and love in the person of Jesus Christ, who lived, died, and rose for us so that we might have eternal and abundant life in him. As Christ’s disciples, called to ministry in his name, we seek to continue his mission of teaching the truth, feeding the hungry, healing the broken, and welcoming strangers. God sends the Holy Spirit to dwell within us, giving us the energy, intelligence, imagination, and love to be Christ’s faithful disciples in the world.
More than two million people call the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) their spiritual home. Worshiping in 10,000 Presbyterian congregations throughout the United States, they engage the communities in which they live and serve with God’s love.
We proudly celebrate our long tradition of reaching outside the walls of our church. We spoke for the rights of indigenous peoples during colonial times. We actively supported the abolitionist movement before during and after the Civil War. We have long been vocal advocates of Civil Rights for all people regardless of creed, color, religion or sexual preference.
As a proud member of the Presbyterian Church USA, we echo the statement of faith the PC-USA proclaims:
Through the grace of our Lord Jesus Christ, the love of God, and the communion of the Holy Spirit, we trust in the one triune God, the Holy One of Israel, whom alone we worship and serve.
God comes to us in free and undeserved favor in the person of Jesus Christ who lived, died, and rose for us that we might belong to God and serve Christ in the world. Following Jesus, Presbyterians are engaged in the world and in seeking thoughtful solutions to the challenges of our time.
Presbyterians affirm that God comes to us with grace and love in the person of Jesus Christ, who lived, died, and rose for us so that we might have eternal and abundant life in him. As Christ’s disciples, called to ministry in his name, we seek to continue his mission of teaching the truth, feeding the hungry, healing the broken, and welcoming strangers. God sends the Holy Spirit to dwell within us, giving us the energy, intelligence, imagination, and love to be Christ’s faithful disciples in the world.
More than two million people call the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) their spiritual home. Worshiping in 10,000 Presbyterian congregations throughout the United States, they engage the communities in which they live and serve with God’s love.