The Evangelical Philosophical Society (EPS) is a professional organization that was established in 1974. Comprised of dedicated scholars, EPS is committed to pursuing excellence in philosophy within both the church and the academy. While primarily catering to professional scholars, the society also welcomes laypersons as full, associate, or student members.

EPS organizes an annual national meeting in conjunction with the Evangelical Theological Society and the American Academy of Religion/Society of Biblical Literature, as well as regional meetings with the American Philosophical Association. They also publish a scholarly journal called Philosophia Christi, which explores various topics of interest to philosophers and those studying philosophy of religion. With a mission to glorify God through the practice of philosophy, EPS aims to cultivate a deeper understanding of God and His creation while empowering Christian philosophers to address philosophical and spiritual matters in academic, church, and cultural settings.

Their vision is to exemplify and inspire excellence, while influencing contemporary culture with the intellectually persuasive and rationally defensible truth of the Christian faith. Through conferences, projects, and publications, EPS endeavors to make a significant impact on the academic community and equip believers for outreach