Welcome to Virtual Church During this time of social distancing, we welcome you to Eastwood Virtual Church. Join us on our online platforms as we worship, study the Bible, and pray together in this online community. Sunday’s worship at 10:45am and other services throughout the week. Please join...
Hey church family! We are continuing to monitor the COVID-19 situation and are in communication with state and local officials. At this time, our Sunday morning schedule will remain unchanged. We will still gather for Sunday School @ 9:15am and worship @ 10:45am. If you are sick, stay...
With growing fears of the COVID-19 virus (Corona Virus), many are asking what we, as Eastwood, doing to protect our members and guests while they are in our facility. We are taking aggressive measures in our cleaning and sanitizing methods throughout the week. Most of our members are only here...
“Will You not revive us again, that Your people may rejoice in You?” Psalm 85:6 William Paton Mackay, 1839-1885 In his own words, here is the testimony of Scottish doctor William Paton Mackay, author of Revive Us Again. My dear mother had been a godly, pious woman, quite often telling me of the...
Through the month of February, we are going to be looking at some of the most beloved songs of faith. The Lord has given us a large treasure trove of rich, meaningful songs that have sharpened generations in their Christian walk. Worship in the Bible The Apostle Paul admonished the church at...
Episode 65 – Advent Week 1, HOPE So many people feel a sense of hopelessness or even depression during the holiday season, but Jesus’ coming gives us a reason to have hope in every situation. Join the conversation! Episode 66 Advent Week 2, PEACE Jesus is the Prince of Peace, but how do...
Fasting – a definition: To glorify God by abstaining from food and/or drink, normal activities, or pleasure with the intent that God would intervene in our lives personally, corporately, nationally, or globally. Examples of Biblical purposes for fasting: After receiving devastating news...
As we celebrate Christmas this year, let’s not forget about the Jewish celebration of Hanukkah. Each year these two celebrations fall very close to one another. Hanukkah 2019 will begin on the evening of Sunday, December 22, and ends on the evening of Monday, December 30. Hanukkah, also spelled...
