April 5 at 8:30 & 11:00 AM
In Seabrook Hall & The Sanctuary
SPECIAL SERVICES & EVENTS
Plan Your Visit
Welcome! We are so thrilled that you are considering joining us for our Easter services. We have three services to choose from on Easter Sunday and we hope you’ll join us for one!
Traditional Service in the Sanctuary at 8:30 AM
Contemporary Service in Seabrook Hall at 11:00 AM
Traditional Services in the Sanctuary at 11:00 AM
FAQ
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You’re welcome to park in any open designated parking space in our lots.
Overflow parking is available across Poplar Avenue at Oak Court Mall.
More parking is available across Grove Park St. at the Laurelwood shopping center.
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Good Friday + Maundy Thursday
Only nursery (0–4) will be available during both Holy Week services. We encourage our elementary children and Refuge students students to join their parents for worship!Easter Sunday
All of Family Ministry (including Students) will meet per our usual Sunday schedule this year! Nursery is accessible below Seabrook Hall and Elementary Ministry is on the 3rd Floor of Wilson Ross.Students meet in the Refuge, immediately to the left of Wilson Ross.
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Between the Sanctuary and Seabrook Hall, Christ Methodist can accommodate over 2,200 people at once! However, we expect our 11:00 services to be at full capacity. Please, arrive early to reserve seats for your friends and family.
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There is no dress code, and we want everyone to come dressed as they feel comfortable.
Christ Church attendees typically wear business casual for worship services.
Regardless of what’s on your back, the most important thing is to come with a heart dressed, anticipating to experience God.
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There will be free coffee and water available in Holy Grounds.
If you’re unsure of how to get to Holy Grounds, there will be signage and hosts wearing laminates to help direct you.
Go further this Easter…
What is Ash Wednesday and Lent? How do Christians observe Lent? Learn more about the meaning of the imposition of ashes and how you can better prepare your heart for Easter this Lenten season.
If Christ is not raised, nothing matters. If He is, everything does. Discover why the Apostle Paul says the resurrection is the key to hope, faith, and the future.
Why did Jesus have to die—and what does His resurrection really mean for us? This Easter, take a deeper look at the seriousness of sin, the necessity of the cross, and the launch of new life that’s greater than we’ve dared to imagine.
Can we look at the cross without turning away and still find beauty in its brutality? This Lenten reflection invites us to wrestle with the tension of Calvary, where unimaginable suffering met unmatched love and where sorrow gave way to victory.
Upon Jesus’ entry into Jerusalem, the crowds praised Him for who they wanted Him to be, not who He truly was. From misplaced expectations to the power of truth, this Palm Sunday message challenges us to love what is true, walk in light, and follow Christ not for our benefit but for His glory.
If the resurrection is false, our faith is futile. This blog explores the reality of the resurrection and how it outlines the hope that we have for an afterlife. This blog explores life’s purpose, the reality of the afterlife, and the priceless gift of eternal salvation. Amid the world’s fleeting connection and existential longing, discover why the resurrection matters to everyone.
What is the authentic heart of worship? How does Jesus’ arrival in Jerusalem signify an example of sacrificial worship? In this blog, you will uncover the essence of true worship, learn to be a thermostat in your worship life, and embrace the sacrificial nature of adoration.
While the weight of sin mars our lives and separates us from God, it's through the cross that we find our reconciliation with God. While we may feel irredeemable, no one is beyond the reach of Christ's redemption. Read how the power of the cross brings beauty from brokenness and hope from despair.
Was the resurrection of Jesus real? For many, believing God could raise someone from the dead is difficult. In this blog, we explore the historical context, medical evidence and provide a case for the reality of the resurrection.
Are our beliefs hindering our understanding of Jesus? When Jesus arrived in Jerusalem, He was met with a hero’s welcome; however, the reason for their celebration was misguided. What was Jesus’ purpose? How can we become truth seekers instead of truth twisters?
Discover the powerful significance of the empty tomb of Jesus in Christianity and how it can provide believers with strength and encouragement during challenging times. Learn how to trust in God’s plan and purpose and find inspiration to overcome adversity.
Discover what we can learn from Doubting Thomas. Explore the intense doubt he experienced and how it can teach us to handle our doubts. Learn why it’s essential to be honest about our doubts, take them to Jesus, and why doubt shouldn’t be feared. Let Thomas’s story encourage you to see how doubt can bring us closer to God.
During times of sorrow and God’s silence, what can we learn from Mary Magdalene’s experience at the empty tomb? How can we discover the hope and comfort of Jesus in our times of pain and confusion? experience the new dawn and hope to hear Jesus speak your name, just like Mary.
Have you ever participated in Communion during a church service but wondered about its significance? Are you curious about the link between the Last Supper and Easter? This blog explores the profound symbolism behind this essential Christian practice.
When Jesus raised Lazarus from the dead, we see two grief responses from his sisters, Martha and Mary. In both, Jesus met their emotions. It’s a reminder that He shares in truth and tears.
Life’s traumas can break us and make us feel like there’s no return. Yet, when we review the Crucifixion of Christ, we see two sides of the story. Despite the scars, the resurrected body shows hope for redemption for all.
Why can’t I hear God? Does God still show up for those in need? What four reasons do we ignore God’s visit, and why is He visiting?

