Easter
WORSHIP AT 8 AM, 9:30 AM, and 11 AM
Easter can mean many things to different people. Some people associate Easter with getting dressed up and going to church. Others think about Easter Egg hunts and getting candy. But what is Easter all about? Join us this Easter as we look at the true meaning of Easter and what that means for us.
Saturday, March 23, 9 AM – 10 AM starting in the Worship Center
for children ages 4 yrs old thru the completion of 5th grade and their families
Meet in the Worship Center at 9 AM for the family event. The event will conclude with an egg hunt on the front lawn. Please RSVP to Pam Unrath, Director of Children’s and Youth Ministries, with the number of adult and child attendees by March 17.
We hope you’ll join us for Holy Week and Easter, as we remember our Savior’s journey: from celebration on Palm Sunday to the Last Supper on Maundy Thursday to the cross on Good Friday and triumphing over death on Easter Sunday.
Learn more about all services at asburylv.org/HolyWeek.
Registration is open now for a 6-week study during the Lenten season, exploring the experiences of the people who experienced the despair of Jesus’ death and the joy of his resurrection. Learn more and register now: asburylv.org/TheThirdDay.
The display of colorful spring flowers in the Sanctuary during the Easter season is a tradition at Asbury. We invite you to be a part of this tradition by ordering a pot in honor or memory of a friend or loved one. Learn more and place your order at asburylv.org/easterflowers.
“Luke: Jesus and the Outsiders, Outcasts, and Outlaws” is a six-week Lenten study by Adam Hamilton exploring the the life, teachings, death, and resurrection of Jesus as told in the Gospel of Luke. We hope you’ll connect with a small group this Lenten season as we seek to understand more about Jesus’ care and concern for the imperfect people he encountered… people we may even see ourselves in.
Group registration closes on Sunday, February 19.
The period to register to sponsor Easter flowers has closed. Please contact the church office with any questions.
When Jesus died, hope died along with him. No one was planning to keep this new movement going, because, after all, it seemed Jesus wasn’t who he had claimed to be. Immediately following the crucifixion, there were no Christians, because there was no Christ. But then something happened.
This message is from Easter 2021 worship
Following Jesus’ crucifixion, his followers expected what anyone expects after someone dies: that they would remain that way. But one of Jesus’s followers, John, gave an eyewitness account that summarized the main event surrounding Christianity: Jesus rose from the dead. In this seventh and final sign that John documents, he makes the case that Jesus is exactly who he claimed to be.
April 9 • Streamed 12 PM and 6 PM
Featuring a Love Feast led by Pastor Barbara
April 10 • Streamed 7 PM
Featuring a replay of the 2017 Good Friday service
