Our Story

First Presbyterian Church of Edmond began following the Land Run of 1889. Rev. John H. Aughey canvassed Edmond and found about thirty people who said they would like to see a Presbyterian church started and were willing to work to bring it about. A small group of settlers met on March 2, 1890, in the territorial schoolhouse to hear the first sermon preached in Edmond by a Presbyterian minister. A little white frame building is the only structure from the church's past that still stands in its original location on Second Street just west of Boulevard.  Since the building is of such significance to local history, the Edmond Historic Preservation Trust has renovated it for use as a living history museum.

Statement of Faith 
We are covenant community devoted to following Jesus Christ and His infallible Word. We are affiliated with the Covenant Order of Evangelical Presbyterians (ECO).  Our theology is reformed and we under the authority of Christ as he works in and through a Board of Elders. Our beliefs our grounded in the Essential Tenant of our denomination (ECO).

7 Marks of a Disciple
Read
Committed to living out and studying God’s Word routinely, both inside and outside the Church
Joshua 1:8
Pray
Living life in community with other believers who value the power of prayer that can transform lives and the world
Matthew 18:19
Worship
Participate in the Community (big/small) worship of God by praising His name, giving thanks, and studying the Word
Psalm 100:1-5
Serve
Actively serve people outside of the Church; making inroads for the Holy Spirt
Matthew 5:16
Give
Devoting time and resources in the Church and with our neighbors to ensure the Gospel message continues to be proclaimed Proverbs 24:27
Invest
Being connected with your neighbor in such way that every person feels loved and valued
Galatians 6:2
Share
Sharing your own story of God’s amazing Grace brings Glory to Him
Psalm 115:1