Thursday Nights

Worship & Teaching – 6:30 p.m. in the North Building

Thursdays at Eastminster are designed to be a casual environment where we gather for worship, prayer, teaching from the Word and time to connect with each other. This gathering is a relaxed space to learn, create relationships and explore faith. On the first Thursday of each month, we eat a meal together (at 5:30 p.m.), as well as take Communion during worship.

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Who Speaks?

Matt Jaderston, Eastminster’s Director of Young Adults and Digital Ministry, preaches each Thursday night. Usually the Thursday series follows the all-church message series, though occasionally Matt preaches on a different topic.

Who Are Thursday Nights For?

Everyone! No matter your background or life stage, you’re welcome here. We hope this gathering will be intergenerational as we learn from Jesus together. It’s a casual environment perfect for building community, and we hope college students and young adults will especially find community here.

What Is the Music Like?

Worship is led by Joseph Wimer and Jennifer Garrett, together with other musicians and band members. It’s modern in style with an acoustic flavor.

What About Kids?

Thursdays is the perfect night for families because there is child care and a dynamic kids program for birth – fifth grade. Come a little early to drop off kids in the Kids Wing (south side of the main building), before heading across to the North Building. Learn about Kids programming >>

Communion

Communion is an important and meaningful ritual that’s part of being a follower of Jesus, and we’ll take it on the first Thursday of the month. At the table of Communion we’re reminded both of the depth of our sinfulness and the incomparable grace we have received through his sacrifice. It is the symbolic remembrance of his blood shed and his body broken for us. Anyone who calls Jesus Christ their Lord and Savior is welcome to take Communion. If you’re not a follower of Jesus, you’re welcome to spend time in personal reflection and prayer during this time.