Christian Education
A Class for Everyone
Christian Education
Every class offered at Eastminster Presbyterian Church is grounded in Scripture and designed to help you move closer to Jesus Christ. If you are interested in taking your next step of faith, this is the place to start.
There are classes throughout the week to fit everyone's schedule. Scroll down to see detailed descriptions for Sunday mornings and Wednesday evenings. Click here for Small Group Bible Studies that meet throughout the week.
Questions? Please contact the Christian Education Ministry. We would love to have you and your family join us
10:15-11:00am
Sunday Morning Classes
Adult
Led by Terri Mann and Eric Horton
The number one priority that we have as Christian parnets is to disciple our children in the Christian faith. This class will be using Barrett Johnson's book, Disciple Them Like Jesus, to help you guide your kids to lasting faith with a family ministry approach for nurturing authentic beliefs.
Led by Rev. Hubie Mann
Have you ever been confused or struggled to understand something that you read in the Bible? Guess what? You are not alone. The Bible contains many different types of writing (such as History, Epistles, Narrative, Law, Prophecy, Poetry, etc.) and there are different principles of interpretation that apply to each type of writing. During the first semester, we learned about interpreting the "Historical Books" in the Old Testament. Now, we'll turn our attention to the one "Historical Book" in the New Testament: The Acts of the Apostles.
Led by Carolyn Waters
The book of Romans is considered by many to be one of the most important books ever written on the Christian faith. Writing to Christians, the apostle Paul defines the gospel, explores its depths, and discusses its significance and the implications for the Christian life (Rev. J.D. Grear). The book of Romans unlocks all the great themes of both the Old and New Testaments, providing a panoramic view of God's plan for our redemption (Ray C. Steadman).
Led by Rick Sloss and Mark Shreiner
The Sermon on the Mount is the most famous sermon Jesus ever gave, perhaps the most famous sermon ever given by anyone. If we were to summarize it in a single sentence, it would be something like this: How to live a life that is dedicated to and pleasing to God, free from hypocrisy, full of love and grace, and full of wisdom and discernment. And even though Jesus delivered this sermon 2,000 years ago, the implications of these words are still shockingly relevant and meaningful to us today.
Youth
CLC Room 201:
6th and 7th Grade
CLC Room 202:
8th Grade Confirmation Class
Youth Room (CLC):
9th-12th Grade
Kids
CLC Room 207:
Pre-K and Kindergarten
CLC Room 206:
1st and 2nd Grade
CLC Room 205:
3rd, 4th and 5th Grade
Room 5 (Main Building):
Childcare for infants-2yo from 8:45am-12:15pm
Room 3 (Main Building):
Childcare for 3-4yo from 8:45am-12:15pm
6:30-7:30pm (January through May)
Wednesday Night Bible Study
Adults
Led by Carolyn Waters
The book of Romans is considered by many to be one of the most important books ever written on the Christian faith. Writing to Christians, the apostle Paul defines the gospel, explores its depths, and discusses its significance and the implications for the Christian life (Rev. J.D. Grear). The book of Romans unlocks all the great themes of both the Old and New Testaments, providing a panoramic view of God's plan for our redemption (Ray C. Steadman).
Led by Rev. Hubie Mann
Have you ever been confused or struggled to understand something that you read in the Bible? Guess what? You are not alone. The Bible contains many different types of writing (such as History, Epistles, Narrative, Law, Prophecy, Poetry, etc.) and there are different principles of interpretation that apply to each type of writing. During the first semester, we learned about interpreting the "Historical Books" in the Old Testament. Now, we'll turn our attention to the one "Historical Book" in the New Testament: The Acts of the Apostles.
Led by Paula Barbin
The last twelve books of the Old Testament are called the Minor Prophets, not because they are less important, but because the texts are shorter. During the reigns of the various kings in Israel and Judah, God raised up prophets to warn, lead, chastise and encourage the people of God. These prophets spoke the Word of God and were not always popular because they told the truth: God's people were no longer following the one true God. These prophets also encouraged the people by telling them that the Messiah would be coming to save His people. We will study these books to see how we can make sure we are following Jesus as we wait for His return.
Youth
The Youth Group meets in the Youth Room for Bible Study led by our Youth Director, Lauren Brock.
Kids
Depending on attendance, children 5th grade and younger meet upstairs in the CLC for Bible-centered programs led by our Director of Children and Families, Kelly Fry.