by Megan ‘Mac’ Littel Sitting in silence in a room full of people can feel awkward, intimidating, or impossible. It asks you to leave your comfort zone. But practiced communally, this kind of stillness is a valuable spiritual practice from which we can all......
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I was in an introductory Bible class at my first church in Iowa City when I first heard about Sabbath: a day of rest dedicated to God, His fourth commandment. At the time, I was a resident in internal medicine working 60-80 hours a......
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by Jessica Eckert Paul Sinclair has been coming to Eastbrook for almost nine years. During that time, he also served as our Missions pastor for two years before retiring in 2018. He and Lisa, his wife of 43 years, reside hours north of the......
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The word ‘pilgrimage’ makes me think of a journey. Even in my personal life, the past couple of years have been a journey: figuring out, in the “post-pandemic” world, what I’m doing and where I’m going with my life. Since spring of 2020, I’ve......
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Imagine sweeping mountain views, picturesque villages with cobblestone streets, golden wheat fields dancing in the breeze under endless skies. These images only represent part of the beauty to behold on the Camino de Santiago, a network of intersecting trails all over Western Europe ultimately......
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by Seth Herlinger For almost two decades, Eastbrook’s annual Wilderness Trip has provided a summer backpacking experience for high school students. This year marked my eighth Wilderness Trip; I have done three as a student, one as a junior leader, and now four as......
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Although they are not physically present in Milwaukee for most of the year, Marshall and Terri Plant are a big part of what makes Eastbrook, Eastbrook. They joined the church in 1985 and spent 10 years worshipping here before moving to the Middle East......
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by Ruth Carver Walking into Allen Hardrick’s room at Alexian Village, you know you’re in the presence of a man who loves the Lord and is glad to be “at the table.” On the bed by his right hand is a Bible. By his feet is a huge Commentary......
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Liz Hacker has been a part of Eastbrook since she was born 22 years ago, and has grown into a faithful community servant and advocate for fellow students with disabilities. Let’s help make our big church feel smaller as we get to know Liz. Tell us a little about......
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by Kaitlin Moser One of my favorite things in the world is when God brings people from different backgrounds into friendship and fellowship together. I love it because it is a little piece of heaven on earth—a reflection of the peace we will one day see between people from......
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One thing we must do as a church is to speak out about how we have experienced the good work of God in our lives. Our quarterly magazine gives us the opportunity to remember that God is at work all around us, both individually, and in our life together as a church. Speaking out about God’s work in our lives gives us a chance to say together: “it is good to live life with a God like that!”
