Independent Presbyterian Church has had a rich heritage of spreading the gospel of Jesus Christ through the starting of new churches, first in Savannah and more recently in the surrounding suburbs and other key metropolitan areas throughout the United States. The first Savannah church plant was in 1868, which became Hull Memorial Church. In 1913 I.P.C. planted Eastern Heights Presbyterian Church (then located at 39th Street and East Broad). This was followed by Montgomery Presbyterian, Chapel-in-the-Gardens, John Knox, and Skidaway Island (now Community) Presbyterian churches.
The heritage of building the body of Christ by starting and supporting new churches continues as I.P.C. has undertaken through Mission to North America of the Presbyterian Church in America (P.C.A.) the major financial support of church plants in St. Simons Island, GA; Overland Park, (Kansas City Suburb), KS; Greenwich Village, NY; Wilmington Island, and most recently, Athens, GA. Supplemental support has been provided for church plants in Exeter, NH, and Concord, MA.
Some plant, others water, but only God provides the growth. You can observe that God has truly given the growth; we praise Him.
