Evangelical Assembly of Presbyterian Churches in America

The Evangelical Assembly of Presbyterian Churches in America (EAPCA)
The logo of Evangelical Assembly of Presbyterian Churches in America (EAPCA)
Classification	Protestant
Orientation	Reformed Evangelical
Polity	Presbyterian
Moderator	Rev. Dr. Tom J. Cowley
Associations	National Association of Evangelicals; World Evangelical Alliance
Region	United States
Headquarters	New York City, United States
Origin	2004
Congregations	73
Official website	www.eapca.org

The Evangelical Assembly of Presbyterian Churches in America (EAPCA) is an Evangelical, Protestant denomination based in the United States with its global mission network. The Evangelical Assembly of Presbyterian Churches in America (EAPCA) was officially formed in 2004, and its churches can be found in every state. The EAPCA is a denomination member of the National Association of Evangelicals, the uniting body of American evangelicals, and is also a denomination member of the World Evangelical Alliance, the global association of Evangelical alliances in 129 countries.

The Constitution of the EAPCA includes the Book of Order and the Book of Confessions. The Book of Order is composed of three parts, which are the Book of Government, the Book of Worship, and the Book of Disciplines. The Book of Confessions is composed of four parts, which are the Westminster Confession of Faith, the Westminster Shorter Catechism, the Westminster Larger Catechism, and the EAPCA's own Statement of Faith.

The Evangelical Assembly of Presbyterian Churches in America is both Evangelical and Presbyterian in its doctrine and tradition, emphasizing the authority of the Bible and importance of mission and education.

Six departments of the EAPCA include the General Assembly Office, Department of Mission and Church Planting, Department of Communications, Department of Finance, Department of Member Care, and Council of Education and Spiritual Development. Rev. Dr. Tom J. Cowley, the author of A Biography of Jesus, serves as current Moderator.