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...
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...
My name is Okumu, Yudah Tadeo. I am originally from Uganda, the Pearl of Africa — it’s such a beautiful country! I was born to Catholic parents in Butema Village in eastern Uganda. I’m...
Read Matthew 28:1-10 “After the Sabbath, at dawn on the first day of the week, Mary Magdalene and the other Mary went to look at the tomb.” (Matthew 28:1)...
Read Matthew 27:57-66 Today is Holy Saturday, the last day in the sober season of Lent before the paschal season of rejoicing begins tomorrow. Growing up, I didn’t know about...
Read Matthew 26:36-56 “Now my soul is troubled, and what shall I say? ‘Father, save me from this hour’? No, it was for this very reason I came to this...
Read Matthew 26:26-35 Jesus began the Passover meal by telling His disciples He had longed to eat it with them. The Passover follows the ancient Seder (or order). On this...
Read John 16:17-33 Shalom. I am a cancer-fighting mother and grandmother and my latest daily agenda of events had me on a search for peace. There was the corona virus...
Read Matthew 26:17-25 This passage, along with parallel passages in the other gospels, gives us a pretty good understanding of what is happening. The twelve original disciples were together celebrating...
Read Matthew 26:6-13 As I reflect on today’s passage, I see Jesus, the woman, and the disciples. Jesus knows that His time to die is near. His sole purpose for...