Good News. Great Joy. All People.

Good News: The gospel is our message.
Jesus lived the life we could not live, died for our sins, and rose again to give us new life. Through faith in him, we receive forgiveness and peace with God as a gift of grace. This good news is at the center of everything we do. We never outgrow our need to hear it or our calling to share it.

Great Joy: The gospel shapes our culture.
The grace we receive from Jesus changes the way we treat one another. We want Eastside to be a place where people are welcomed, where we can be honest about our struggles, and where we help each other follow Jesus. As we forgive, carry one another’s burdens, and grow together, we experience a joy that sustains us even in difficult seasons.

All People: The gospel sends us on mission.
This good news is too good to keep to ourselves. Jesus sends us toward our neighbors, toward the broken and hurting, and toward people whose lives look different from ours. We want to serve Greenville, make disciples, and carry the gospel to the next generation and the nations.

For more than sixty years, God has been faithful to Eastside. As we look ahead, we’re praying that many more people will come to know Jesus, grow deep roots in him, and share his love with others. We invite you to be part of that story.

Good News. Great Joy. All People.

Good News: The gospel is our message.
Jesus lived the life we could not live, died for our sins, and rose again to give us new life. Through faith in him, we receive forgiveness and peace with God as a gift of grace. This good news is at the center of everything we do. We never outgrow our need to hear it or our calling to share it.

Great Joy: The gospel shapes our culture.
The grace we receive from Jesus changes the way we treat one another. We want Eastside to be a place where people are welcomed, where we can be honest about our struggles, and where we help each other follow Jesus. As we forgive, carry one another’s burdens, and grow together, we experience a joy that sustains us even in difficult seasons.

All People: The gospel sends us on mission.
This good news is too good to keep to ourselves. Jesus sends us toward our neighbors, toward the broken and hurting, and toward people whose lives look different from ours. We want to serve Greenville, make disciples, and carry the gospel to the next generation and the nations.

For more than sixty years, God has been faithful to Eastside. As we look ahead, we’re praying that many more people will come to know Jesus, grow deep roots in him, and share his love with others. We invite you to be part of that story.

Our Beliefs

We believe the Bible is God’s Word—true and without error. It holds all the answers to life and godliness. We submit ourselves to the authority of God’s Word.

We believe Jesus lived the perfect life that was required of us, died the death we deserve, rose again, and is making everything new.

We are grounded in the past and have accountability for the present. We are rooted in these creeds and confessions of the historic Christian faith: The Apostles’ Creed, The Nicene Creed, and The Westminster Confession of Faith. We believe it is right for us to be in community with other churches and to be held accountable. As a step towards that community and unity, we are part of a local community and national one: Calvary Presbytery and the Presbyterian Church in America (PCA). To learn more about the PCA, watch the short video below.

Our Beliefs

We believe the Bible is God’s Word—true and without error. It holds all the answers to life and godliness. We submit ourselves to the authority of God’s Word.

We believe Jesus lived the perfect life that was required of us, died the death we deserve, rose again, and is making everything new.

We are grounded in the past and have accountability for the present. We are rooted in these creeds and confessions of the historic Christian faith: The Apostles’ Creed, The Nicene Creed, and The Westminster Confession of Faith. We believe it is right for us to be in community with other churches and to be held accountable. As a step towards that community and unity, we are part of a local community and national one: Calvary Presbytery and the Presbyterian Church in America.