Eastminster Presbyterian Church East Lansing

06/18/2026

Our “Season of Play” early summer series continues this Sunday, June 21, at 10AM with worship on the front lawn! Feel free to bring a lawn/camp chair or a blanket and invite a friend! We will have chairs here if you don’t bring one of your own.

06/15/2026

It’s an early summer “Season of Play” in worship at Eastminster. Sundays at 10am.

06/15/2026

We don’t always have paper airplanes in church, but when we do…

06/06/2026

This Sunday, June 7 we begin a new sermon series called "Season of Play." Play is not a reward after the real work, it's not a break from faith, it is part of God's design. For the next four weeks we will explore how God invites us into playfulness, delight and joy!

05/22/2026

You are invited to join us on Sunday, May 24 as we celebrate Pentecost in worship at 10am. We will explore the Holy Spirit as Wind and Breath, Fire, Dove, and Water in some engaging ways. The liturgical color of the day is red.

05/19/2026

The church building has power and will be open until 3:30pm today (Tuesday). If you or someone you know is still without power after yesterday's storm or need a place to plug-in/charge, feel free to stop by and check-in at the office.

04/06/2026

Eastminster’s Director of Christian Education and UKirk at Michigan State Campus Minister, Neil Myer is the writer for this week’s D365 daily devotions. The site’s devotions are typically written with youth in mind and have often been utilized by people who were youth in an earlier chapter of life. You can follow along this week and 365 days a year at

devotionals 365 days a year

04/05/2026

The good news is…Christ is risen! Worship can be seen here as we celebrate the resurrection! https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=giEvac_g5NE&ra=m

04/03/2026

Eternal God, as we are baptized into the death of Jesus Christ, so give us the grace of repentance that we may pass through the grave with him and be born again to eternal life. For he is the One who was crucified, dead, and buried, and rose again for us, Jesus our Savior. Amen.

03/17/2026

In a world full of pain, violence, and hate we've been focusing this Lent on Jesus' Good News. Each week we've written down something good and added them to the tree, holding fast to radical welcome, joy, and hope for a better tomorrow. Join us on Sunday mornings at 10am.