The community of Repaupo was settled at first in 1643 by the Lock family. Its name was taken from a derivative of the Indian word "Repapack" which means "still water." In 1830 the name was changed to Asbury, in honor of the great Methodist minister but it was later changed back because of confusion with towns.

The Methodist Society in Repaupo had its origin in the year 1833 by a class composed of members of the Old Stone Meeting House, Oak Grove. The current church was erected in 1849 during the pastorate of Rev. A. K. Street.

We welcome you to take part in this historic worship service, noting that the Repaupo United Methodist Church is a place of heritage, faith, and service.

Pastor

Ji Sun Yang

jisun@repaupo.church

Ji Sun was born and raised in South Korea and completed a Master of Divinity at Drew Theological School in Madison, NJ. She has experienced several ministries in different settings. She enjoyed working with children as their pastor and like to lead a small group Bible study for adults because she is passionate about sharing the story of God and people in Scripture and today. Ji Sun loves to play music and enjoys to learn something new. Her husband Sung Woo "Aiden" Lee, a pastor of Evangelical United Methodist Church in Clarksboro, is her best friend and supporter.