Eastown Church

As election season heats up and tensions rise, we're diving into how the way of Jesus can guide us through the next couple of months and beyond. This series will encourage us to engage civically in a way that benefits our neighbors and helps restore broken relationships. It's not just about what we believe, but how we believe and how we can bring healing to those around us.

Eastown was created for you! It’s for people who want to explore faith without feeling judged in the process. It’s a place for the skeptic, those who have “tried church,” and those who aren’t even sure if there’s anything to believe in.

There are no expectations here. Just love, community and a whole lot of fun together. 

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Have you ever thought about how a single invitation can change the course of someone’s life? At every major crossroads, an invitation has the power to make all the difference. Whether it's inviting someone to a conversation, a community, or a deeper understanding of faith, you have the power to make a difference in the lives of those around you.You have a story that’s uniquely yours, and it’s worth sharing. We’re excited to conclude our "Why This Matters" teaching series this Sunday with a message from Matt Warner about the power of an invitation. 

Eastown was created for you! It’s for people who want to explore faith without feeling judged in the process. It’s a place for the skeptic, those who have “tried church,” and those who aren’t even sure if there’s anything to believe in.

There are no expectations here. Just love, community and a whole lot of fun together. 

Get connected to Eastown:
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What if the strength we need can actually come from the community around us? As we continue our series “Why This Matters,” we’re exploring how living and loving our community empowers us to stand together, support each other, and make a difference right where we live.

Eastown was created for you! It’s for people who want to explore faith without feeling judged in the process. It’s a place for the skeptic, those who have “tried church,” and those who aren’t even sure if there’s anything to believe in.

There are no expectations here. Just love, community and a whole lot of fun together. 

Get connected to Eastown:
https://www.eastown.church/
https://www.instagram.com/eastownchurch/
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https://linktr.ee/eastownchurch

At Eastown, we believe Jesus is for everyone—no exceptions. This week, we're diving into what it means to truly experience Jesus. Whether you've been hurt by past church experiences or felt like you didn't measure up, we want you to know that Eastown is a safe place for you to feel loved, find belonging, and explore your faith at your own pace.

Eastown was created for you! It’s for people who want to explore faith without feeling judged in the process. It’s a place for the skeptic, those who have “tried church,” and those who aren’t even sure if there’s anything to believe in.

There are no expectations here. Just love, community and a whole lot of fun together. 

Get connected to Eastown:
https://www.eastown.church/
https://www.instagram.com/eastownchurch/
https://www.facebook.com/Eastownchurch
https://linktr.ee/eastownchurch

What thoughts do you have when you think of church? Depending on your experience, the answers can vary from warm and inviting to cold and pointless.
The truth is the Church is not a structure; it's a movement! It's designed to be a source of flourishing, not just a gathering place once a week. Research shows that being part of a church community can positively impact your physical, spiritual, financial, and emotional well-being. The Church is supposed to help the oppressed, give strength to those who are week and aid those in need. For centuries that is what the Church has done, but why don't we see it in that light?

Our new series, "Why This Matters," explores the true purpose of the Church and how it can make all the difference in your life.

Eastown was created for you! It’s for people who want to explore faith without feeling judged in the process. It’s a place for the skeptic, those who have “tried church,” and those who aren’t even sure if there’s anything to believe in.

There are no expectations here. Just love, community and a whole lot of fun together. 

Get connected to Eastown:
https://www.eastown.church/
https://www.instagram.com/eastownchurch/
https://www.facebook.com/Eastownchurch
https://linktr.ee/eastownchurch

Feeling disconnected? You’re not alone. Recent surveys from the Census Bureau reveal that Americans have been spending increasingly less time with friends and loved ones, even before the pandemic. More than half of Americans report feeling significantly lonely, a rate higher than those experiencing obesity or diabetes. Additionally, about half have fewer than three close confidants, a stark contrast to only 27% in 1990.

The reality is, we were never meant to do life alone. God created us for connection, to need each other, and to live in community. He even called it good! 

Eastown was created for you! It’s for people who want to explore faith without feeling judged in the process. It’s a place for the skeptic, those who have “tried church,” and those who aren’t even sure if there’s anything to believe in.

There are no expectations here. Just love, community and a whole lot of fun together. 

Get connected to Eastown:
https://www.eastown.church/
https://www.instagram.com/eastownchurch/
https://www.facebook.com/Eastownchurch
https://linktr.ee/eastownchurch

We're deconstructing the phrase "Love the sinner, hate the sin." Did God really say that?

While this phrase might sound compassionate, you won’t find it anywhere in scripture. In fact, it can create a sense of judgment and division rather than the love and unity Jesus taught. Join us as we explore what the Bible truly says about who and how we love.