March 23 – April 6

This Lent, Eastminster will again collect nonperishable food items and formula for two of our ministry partners, Union Rescue Mission and Embrace of Wichita. URM’s mission is helping homeless and hurting people restore their lives through God’s love. Embrace envisions the day when all women and men faced with pregnancy decisions are empowered to choose life for their unborn children and abundant life for their families in Jesus Christ.

Please place items in the collection bin in the lobby March 23 through April 6.

Food Shopping List: canned foods, instant boxed potatoes, juice (apple, orange, cranberry), pork and beans, baked beans, spaghetti sauce, rice, vegetable or olive oil, oatmeal, peanut butter, jelly, sugar, flour, breakfast drinks, coffee, pancake syrup.
Formula: Generic brands of Similac powder, 33-48 ounces (Look for the orange or blue lid!)

Questions? Contact Wendy Ferguson at wferguson@eastminster.org.

Monday, March 24, 2025 at 7 p.m.

John Brown University is a leading Christian university located in Siloam Springs, Arkansas. JBU’s acclaimed Cathedral Choir continues a long-standing tradition of musical excellence. Since the formation of the Choir, they have traveled extensively across the U.S. and internationally. Every year, the Choir tours to share the good news of God’s kingdom, and to inspire people’s hearts through Christ-centered music. Eastminster will host the JBU Cathedral Choir for a concert on Monday, March 24 at 7 p.m. in our sanctuary. Their concert theme is “Anthems Old and New.” The program includes a mix of composers from different eras and styles, all expressing the message of God’s eternal truths. The choir is honored to share their music and desires to create an encouraging worship experience through their performance. May this musical offering bring glory, honor, and praise to our faithful and eternal God.

Women’s Retreat: Living with the Psalms

March 28, 6:30 – 9 p.m. (Friday) & March 29, 9 a.m. – 3 p.m. (Saturday)

Join us as we discover how the Psalms of the Bible can be used for living our lives today. Whitney Pipkin, author of We Shall All Be Changed, will take us deeper with her study that ranges from psalms of lament to psalms of praise. Wherever you are in your walk with God, we invite you to gather for fellowship with a beautiful community of intergenerational women and be encouraged in your faith. We’ll worship together, share meals, hear testimonies, and have small group time. Mark your calendars today!

Friday Only- $20 | Saturday Only- $40 | Friday & Saturday- $45

Register here>>>

Childcare available for kids infant through PreK on Friday evening! 

Saturday, March 29 | 3PM – 4:30PM
North Building

We are excited to announce that after months of prayer, interviews and discernment, our lead pastor search team has found a candidate that they believe is the best fit for our next lead pastor. You’re invited to join us for a meet & greet to get to know the pastoral candidate in a casual come & go setting before we hear him preach and vote at the congregational meeting on March 30th.

Questions? Contact our Lead Pastor Search team!