Who We Are
At Charlotte Presbyterian Church EM, we stand firm in our belief that God sent his son Jesus to sacrifice himself for our sins, triumphing over death to secure our eternal salvation, It is through God’s boundless grace and immeasurable love for us that we find redemption and restoration.
Guided by our faith, we earnestly seek to deepen our understanding of God and foster a personal relationship with Jesus. We are excited to share the transformative message of the gospel with open hearts and receptive minds, inviting all who are willing to listen to embrace the hope and joy found in Jesus Christ.
“Therefore, there is now no condemnation for those who are in Christ Jesus, because through Christ Jesus the law of the Spirit who gives life has set you free from the law of sin and death.
Romans 8: 1-2
Our Mission
1. A church that is founded upon the Word of God
We are committed to deepening our understanding of God through the teachings of the Bible and nurturing a personal relationship with Him.
2. A church that builds people
We are committed to building a congregation of people who can become the next generation leaders by providing value and investment in our congregation.
3. A church that values fairness and transparency
We are committed to listening and openly communicating with the opinions of the next generation. We will lead with a clear vision and direction. We will provide transparency regarding the church’s finances and administration.
4. A church that responds to God’s calling
We are committed to living our lives faithfully in response to God’s calling and purpose for us. We strive to demonstrate a life that is shaped and transformed by our faith.
EM Pastor
William Yi has been living in Charlotte, NC since 2023 with his wife Joy and his daughter Sarah. He has 2 other children, Ezra and Kenneth, who are attending colleges. Pastor Yi completed his master of divinity at Azusa Pacific University in Los Angeles, CA. He served at a second-generation church in LA for about 7 years. He then served as an army chaplain since 2009. He stepped away from his role as a chaplain in January 2023 to pursue a vision focused on preparing the younger generation of church-goers for the future.