Easter is the most significant event in history–the day Jesus defeated death and brought new life. Join us on Sunday, April 5 as we celebrate that the Risen Christ has appeared!
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Redemption Kidsis open for ages Birth - 3rd Grade during all Easter services.
Children are always welcome to join services!
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This Easter we’ll look at Luke 24:36–49, where the risen Jesus appears to His disciples and invites them to “touch and see.” In the midst of fear and doubt, He reveals that His resurrection fulfills God’s plan to defeat death and bring forgiveness of sins.
As their minds are opened to this truth, the disciples are sent out as witnesses to the world.
Together we’ll explore how the risen Christ still meets us today–inviting us to see the truth of the gospel and live as people sent with the hope of His resurrection.
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We suggest arriving to the campus 10 minutes early (15 if you have kids to check-in for the first time) and head into the Sanctuary. We have plenty of parking and our team would love to greet you!
Debating which service to attend? Breakfast burritos will be served at the 7AM service!
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Only the 8:30AM & 10AM services will be livestreamed, available on YouTube
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Attending our church for the first time? Welcome! We are so thankful you are here. Join the Next Steps Lunch on Sunday, April 12 at 11AM to learn about the church and how you can take your next step here.
Join us on Good Friday as we reflect on the significance and power of the cross of Christ and what Jesus accomplished in His death for us.
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Redemption Kids is open for kids ages 5 & under during all Good Friday services.
Children are always welcome to join services!
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Good Friday service will be a service of shadows where we are guided through the Gospels to see the shadow of Christ's: betrayal, agony, denial, accusation, mockery, crucifixion, and death. It will be a powerful and worshipful time together.
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Only the 4:30PM service will be livestreamed, available on YouTube
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Good Friday is the day Christians remember the crucifixion of Jesus and the sacrifice He made on the cross to bring forgiveness and reconciliation with God. It is often marked by a reflective service that helps us consider the depth of Christ’s love and prepares us for the hope of Easter.