Evangelical Presbyterian Church of Elkton (EPC) was organized in June 1983 with forty charter members.  Services were first held in the local Seventh Day Adventist Church while the Steering Committee worked to prepare the Miller house on West Spotswood Trail as the future church site.
 
With improvement still being made on the house church, the congregation began its Sunday services there on August 21, 1983.  It was established as a Mission Church on September 6th and was officially constituted by the Presbytery of the Southeast one year later, September 9, 1984 - the first Evangelical Presbyterian Church constituted in Virginia.

In mid-1993, after years of searching for a suitable site to build a church, Randal and Marguerite Dean graciously gave the five-acre site on which the church now stands.
 
The first Sunday in the new sanctuary was August 6, 1995.  In 1999 the sanctuary was expanded to seat 250 people. 
 
Also one and a half acres of land adjacent to the church with a 1200 square foot building (now the Martin Administration Building) was purchased.

The founding pastor, Rev. James B. Martin, Sr., served Elkton Presbyterian Church fifteen years before accepting the call to organize EPC of Elkton, which is affiliated with a Reformed and Evangelical denomination founded in 1981.  Rev. Martin retired in July 2000.  Rev. Robert A. Buchanan was called by the congregation as Pastor in May, 2001.

In July 2003 the congregation purchased an additional property along Rt. 340 (adjacent to their land) and have begun renovating it as an Activities Building.

Of the six founding families, three are active members to this day.

The members rejoice in God's faithfulness through the years and desire to continue in fruitful obedience to Him thus fulfilling the initial vision statement: