Eastside Church ATL

This morning our Church Administrator Reverend Rachel Williams speaks on Epiphany and those who belong.

On this the first Sunday of Christmastide our Youth & Congregational Care Minister Karina brings us a message on stopping, listening, and being open to the moments that we ought to readjust.

Re:imagine - part 5 of 5

Merry Christmas church!

Re:imagine - part 4 of 5

Karina Aragon-Buchanan, our Minister to Youth and Congregational Care, was given the opportunity to create a podcast episode on the topic of Womanist Theology for her Womanist/Feminist course at Candler School of Theology. In this episode, you will hear about what Womanism is, why it's an important topic, and how it informs Eastside ministry. She is also joined by Troi Aragon-Buchanan, our Worship and Arts Minister, to discuss how Eastside takes on Womanism.

If you have questions, comments, or anecdotes you want to share with Karina you can email her at [email protected]. 

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Re:imagine - part 3 of 5

*** We experienced some audio difficulties this morning with a broken cable. We apologize for the occasional pop and feedback.

Re:imagine - part 2 of 5

Re:imagine - part 1 of 5

Advent is here! And with it a new sermon series. Join us as we reimagine what our lives, our communities and our church can look like.

Eastside: Story - part 11 of 11

On Christ is King Sunday we explore Mark 10 and our third core Eastside practice - serve. Jesus teaches his disciples that God's power is not found in coercion but through loving, often unseen service to humanity. Ultimately at Eastside it is our aim to cultivate a kind of maturation that grows in us servant hearts. True servants act as Christ in the world transforming it through genuine acts of love.

Eastside: Story - part 10 of 11

Our practice of holistic human growth is foundational to who we are as Eastside. We continue on this journey of maturation through the embrace of our resurrection practices of worship and service. Paul argues in 2 Cor. 3 that when we gather as the Church we collectively mirror the growing image of Christ in our congregation. The byproduct being the emergence of a community brimming with mutual encouragement as we walk this collective path toward growing in the likeness of the Christ.