Jesus said, “I am the resurrection and the life. Whoever believes in me will live. Do you believe this?” This easter we will look at the moment that disrupted all of history: Jesus’ victory over sin and death. This victory wasn’t just for the people who knew him thousands of years ago, but this victory is for the people who know him today. This victory can be yours! Easter is a celebration of goodness and hope, but do you feel those things in your life? Do you believe there's good ahead? Or that God loves you? Easter at Grace is a chance for you to bring those questions and learn more about Jesus for yourself.

We have four services to choose from:

• Saturday, April 19 at 6PM
• Sunday, April 20 at 8:30AM
• Sunday, April 20 at 10:00AM
• Sunday, April 20 at 11:30AM

Our senior pastor, Roy Mack, will be sharing the Easter message. We will celebrate the Risen King and you'll leave with something to apply to your life today! We believe you will learn something new and enjoy the message as we study God's Word together.

There’s something for every member of the family this Easter at Grace! KidzWorld is available for kids ages 6 weeks old - 5th grade during every Easter service.
You can even pre-register your family to make your KidzWorld check-in as smooth as possible!

Someone you know is looking for hope and meaning. You have the chance to bring them face to face with a Savior who will transform their life. Don’t wait—invite them now!

Copy and paste this message to send to a friend:
Hi! Want to come to Grace with me for Easter? You can see the service times here. Let me know what works for you! gracelives.com/easter

We will be gathering to worship, reflect, and take communion on Good Friday, April 18th at 5:30 and 7 PM. KidzWorld will be open for both services for 6 weeks old - 5th grade. 

Don't want to wait until Easter? We'd love to see you this weekend. Our service times are currently Saturday 6p & Sunday 9a + 11a. We are in a series right now titled, the Disruptors, where we are going through the book of Acts to see how the early church turned the world upside down.