Ministry
Six Areas of Ministry
An acronym for Readying EPPIC for Service & Trust. An exciting personal growth opportunity. A comprehensive training program that is used to develop EPPIC’s full-time mime ministry crew(s). This program focuses on nine different areas of training.
Interested in Project R.E.S.T.? Apply on the Performer tab on the Connect page, or learn more here.
Book an EPPIC Mime ministry crew to come to your venue and perform a 15, 30 or 45 minute Gospel in Mime presentation. All providing a unique sound and silence experience that will positively impact any age with the hope of the Gospel.
Interested in booking a Gospel in Mime Presentation? Share your interest on the Booking tab on the Connect page or learn more here.
Retain EPPIC to train and equip your people, to form a mime crew to present EPPIC sketch material while serving within your mission project. There’s a beginning and an end do these training projects, but well worth the time, effort and expense.
Interested in booking a Short-Term Training Project? Share your interest on the Booking tab on the Connect page or learn more here.
Want to start an EPPIC mime ministry Crew in your state? This is the way to do just that! There’s a process to this madness… you determine the timeline.
Interested in starting a State Ministry Crew? Share your interest on the Directorship tab on the Connect page or learn more here.
Want to start an EPPIC mime ministry crew in your country? EPPIC’s two-year relational template accomplishes this and allows you to be up and running as a mime ministry crew after just one to two weeks of initial training. We’ve used this successfully in four different countries and we would love to work with you to develop a crew in your country!
Interested in starting a National Ministry Crew? Share your interest on the Directorship tab on the Connect page or learn more here.
We believe mime can inspire and motivate students to make pivotal life choices that positively affect the development of their personal character. Invite EPPIC to come and do a character presentation for your next school assembly. It will definitely spark the imagination and encourage each person present.
Interested in booking an “Each Person Progressing in Character” mime performance? Share your interest on the Booking tab on the Connect page or learn more here.
What Does EPPIC Do?
EPPIC Ministries International is based in Minneapolis. MN. Our mission and ministry is to use EPPIC’s Gospel in Mime tool more extensively and strategically locally, nationally and internationally.
To accomplish our mission and ministry we develop fully functional mime ministry crews to serve in other states within the United States and in other countries around the world. A fully functional mime ministry crew of 6-10 mime crew members initially learns 15-20 of EPPIC’s 60+ original mime sketches and is trained, outfitted and equipped to present the Gospel, Bible content and character education programs through 15, 30 and 45 minute presentations.
Currently, EPPIC has mime ministry crews in Minnesota, Bulgaria, Guatemala, Honduras and Ukraine. We believe in multiplying EPPIC’s impact through training and the development of other mime ministry crews across the country and around the world.
Why Mime?
Utilizing motion from the top of your head to the tips of your toes, mime uses universal principles of communication to reach across language and cultural barriers to present a living story. With your imagination engaged, emotions are evoked and tears often flow as God’s Spirit draws you into His story.
An EPPIC presentation does not rely on the spoken word to communicate. EPPIC is a visual experience that stimulates the imagination and often evokes emotional responses that emanate from an individuals life experiences.
Story telling without words is a powerful tool in any culture because it does not rely on language. Mime is its own language that can be understood in any culture.
“You have to see it, to believe it” is a common phrase that is so true with EPPIC. EPPIC stands out in more ways than one, but the way we visually communicate and what we communicate is what people remember.