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 (between worship services)
Sunday Morning Classes
Adults
Led by Carolyn Waters
Join us as we continue the study of Isaiah, a book that scholars call the “miniature Bible.” The study of Isaiah enhances and deepens our understanding of the beloved text of the New Testament. We will complete Isaiah by October to begin a new adventure into the Book of Ecclesiastes. Ecclesiastes is a very unique book of the Bible that reflects a human, rather than divine point of view. It is designed to show the futility of life from a purely human viewpoint. We will spend ten weeks reading scripture, watching a short video, and discussing the issues we all face.
Led by Rev. Hubie Mann
Have you ever been confused or struggled to understand something that you read in the Bible? Guess what…you’re 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. In this class, we’ll focus upon understanding the meaning of the Apocalyptic Books in the Bible (like Revelation) by applying those principles to some of the most challenging and misunderstood passages in the Bible.
Led by Terri Mann & Eric Horton
The challenges of raising kids in today’s world are staggering. Kids face unprecedented obstacles in school, through the media, over the internet, from their peers and as a result of the breakdown of the family. So, if you’re like most parents and you’re sometimes humbled by the task of raising your kids to become responsible adults, then this class just might be for you! Whether you are a couple, a single parent, or a grandparent – this lively and informative class will encourage you and support you as you raise your kids in these challenging times.
Led by Rick Sloss
The prayerful goal of this class is that we will learn some new things about the Holy Spirit, that we will be drawn into a deeper communion with Him and - as brothers and sisters of Our Lord Jesus Christ - a deeper fellowship with our classmates, and most importantly, that we greatly begin to experience the Spirit's power and presence in our lives.
Led by Jeff Plowman
(This class is from 9:30-10:00am)
This class is studying the Gospel of John and is open to all adults, but its primary purpose is to provide a class for choir members who can’t meet at the normal Sunday morning and Wednesday night “time slots” because of choir practice.
Youth
Youth Room (CLC):
Middle & High School
Kids
CLC Room 207:
Three- and Four-Year Olds
CLC Room 206:
Kindergarten–2nd Grade
CLC Room 205:
3rd–5th Grade
Childcare is available for Infants–Three-Year-Olds in Room 5 (Main Building) from 8:45am-12:15pm.
6:30-7:30pm (August through November, January through May)
Wednesday Night Bible Study
Adults
Led by Carolyn Waters
Join us as we continue the study of Isaiah, a book that scholars call the “miniature Bible.” The study of Isaiah enhances and deepens our understanding of the beloved text of the New Testament. We will complete Isaiah by October to begin a new adventure into the Book of Ecclesiastes. Ecclesiastes is a very unique book of the Bible that reflects a human, rather than divine point of view. It is designed to show the futility of life from a purely human viewpoint. We will spend ten weeks reading scripture, watching a short video, and discussing the issues we all face.
Led by Rev. Hubie Mann
Have you ever been confused or struggled to understand something that you read in the Bible? Guess what…you’re 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. In this class, we’ll focus upon understanding the meaning of the Apocalyptic Books in the Bible (like Revelation) by applying those principles to some of the most challenging and misunderstood passages in the Bible.
Led by Paula Barbin
In his three missionary journeys, the Apostle Paul formed many churches. Paul liked to know what was happening in these early churches. When he discovered that some of these churches were either doing something exceptionally well or they were forgetting his teachings, Paul would write to these churches. This class will study Paul’s first three writings: Galatians, 1 Thessalonians, and 2 Thessalonians. These letters will give us insights to the early church, but more importantly, teach us how we can become better followers of Jesus.
Youth
The Youth Group meets in the Youth Room for Bible Study.
Kids
Kids ages 5yo (by 9/30) through 5th grade can grow in their faith in a fun and safe environment after Wednesday Night Dinner.