he Marshmallow Test was a psychology experiment from the late 1960s designed by a guy named Walter Mischel. The idea is you place one marshmallow in front of a young child and say, “You can eat it right away or if you don’t eat…
It happens every year, at least for me. At some point during the season of Lent, I really feel the guilt and the sadness that my sins have brought to me. Maybe you do to? If you do, that’s good and healthy.
This past weekend we held our third annual Arts and Craft Fair at Eastside. A huge thank you goes out to everyone who helped make this a big success! Hundreds of people come through our doors! It was a great chance to meet local vendors, meet Christ’s people at Eastside, and get some unique items.
In the region Topheth by the valley of Ben Hinnom, there was something called the potsherd Gate, a place where earthen vessels were discarded. The desert ground was littered with broken clay, a graveyard of sorts for all kinds of pottery…
In college I played cornerback for the Knights of Martin Luther College. We were in the middle of a one-sided game with Northwestern College where, at halftime, we found ourselves down…
I’d like to say a gigantic “Thank you!” to everyone in our church and community who helped out with our Canvass Food Drive! Whether you helped assemble the materials, hand out food bags, donated food, and/or helped us collect it all, your generosity glorifies God and will feed many local students and families in need! Thank you!
This year our church is hosting Thanksgiving for Kids (just like our annual Easter for Kids). We want to invite you to drop off your children for a Saturday morning full of fun while thanking Jesus for everything he has given us. We also invite you to have your child(ren) invite a friend to join them for this fun event! Thanksgiving for Kids will be held on November 17, from 9am-12pm.
Join us as we welcome our guest speaker for Sunday Bible Class, Dave Niemi. Mr. Niemi is a former WELS principal and now ethics trainer for Kwik Trip. He will lead a two-week bible class on Nov. 11th and Nov. 18th at 9:15 am. The class is entitled “Serve Like Barnabas”. These sessions are intended to be hands-on, interactive Bible study of the Apostle Barnabas
For most of us, it’s hard to imagine what it’s like to be totally blind, isn’t it? Children often play games where they pretend to be blind: pin the tail on the donkey, swinging at a pinata, and “Marco Polo” just to name a few.
There are enough daily chores and mindless entertainment to keep us distracted for a thousand lifetimes. But that’s not the stuff we dream about! We want to live meaningful lives…
Eastside Evangelical Lutheran Church and School
2310 Independence Lane
Madison, WI 53704
