Sunday Morning Studies
A stimulating adult education class is held during the academic year at 9:00 am Sunday mornings in Conference Rooms 1 & 2. It is open to all and is taught by Tim Swanson – an award-winning teacher of ancient and medieval civilizations who taught at Wyoming Seminary since 1966. Thoughtful questions and observations are encouraged during the lively discussions that occur. Audio visual aids are often used to enhance understanding of the Biblical passages.
Huffard Library
The resource library was dedicated in honor of Pastor Emeritus, Rev. Samuel A. Huffard. The library houses many books for personal study and reflection, as well as Bible commentaries, history and teaching materials for children and adults. There are also video documentaries and Christian movies that can be viewed in the library or borrowed for in-home viewing.
Men’s Fellowship
From September through May, the men gather once a month at the church for prayer, fellowship and a light lunch. Attendees are members as well as friends of the church. Following the lunch, a guest speaker shares ideas and experiences with the men. Information about the date and times appear in our weekly newsletter and the calendar.
Women’s Association
The Presbyterian Women of East Stroudsburg Presbyterian Church meet once a month at the church. Together they enjoy fellowship and share in Bible study. All women of the church and friends are invited to attend.
K-Group
Koinonia means ‘sharing together.’ ESPC has always recognized the spiritual value of offering small group opportunities that provide a close-knit atmosphere where seekers not only study God’s word, but also share a Christian walk and pray for one another. The long standing K (Koinania)- group meets on the 4th Wednesday of each month from September to May for Bible study and prayer.
Walk & Talk Group
This group meets from Spring to late Fall to walk different local trails and talk. If the weather is nice we try to get out as often as possible, but the days and times fluctuate depending on the weather.