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Feel free to look around the website, and to ask us a question if you can’t find what you’re looking for.
Our Sunday Church Service starts at 10.00am, and you’re very welcome to join us for worship.
We’re located on the corner of Excelsior and Kimberley Streets in Guildford, and when you arrive, you’ll find two services happening at the same time, Arabic and English – meeting in the same building, but in different areas. The English meeting is upstairs. (There is a Sunday School for the kids, which commences at 10am in the Green Shed.)
MEPC began its ministry in Sydney about 40 years as an Arabic speaking evangelical church.
Like many ethnic churches, an English ministry to the children of migrants developed, which grew strongly through the years, and now continues as MEPC English.
MEPC holds firmly to the Apostles’ Creed in its confession, and to the Gospel in its witness. (As a member of the Presbyterian Church of New South Wales, MEPC also affirms the doctrinal position of the Westminster Confession of Faith.)
MEPC is currently staffed by two Ministers: Rev Nasif Kalada (Arabic) and Rev David McDougall (English).
Fridays 7:30PM
Sunday 10AM
Sunday 10AM
Merrylands East Presbyterian is a Christian Church, centrally located in the wider Sydney region, with services in Arabic and English, and is a member congregation of the Presbyterian Church of New South Wales.
MEPC (Arabic and English) run combined ministries to both primary and high school children.
Kids from Prep to Year 6 are welcome to participate in Sunday School, which operates on site from 10am each Sunday, and caters for the following classes: P-K, Years 1-2, Year 3, and Year 4-6.
Highschool kids are welcome to join in FUSE, which operates on site during term time on a Friday night from 7.30pm to 9.30pm
Small Groups will commence after Easter in five locations around Sydney - four of them meeting fortnightly, one of them monthly - and working through the Gospel of Mark.
Our Christmas season this year will be marked with three special services.
On Sunday 22/12, we’ll enjoy some traditional carols. On Christmas Day 25/12, we’ll celebrate the Saviour’s birth. And then on Sunday 29/12, we’ll meditate further on the Christmas story through the eyes of those faithful oldies Simeon and Anna.
You’re very welcome to join us. All three services commence at 10am, and there’ll be an activity book for the kids on Christmas Day (but no Sunday School)
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