Easter at Kinhouse

This Easter, we gather to reflect on the heart of the Easter story — the Lamb who was given for us and the new life that flows from the resurrection.

For centuries, the image of the Lamb has stood at the center of the Christian faith: a symbol of sacrifice, redemption, and God’s deep love for humanity. At Easter we remember that through Jesus, the Lamb of God, sin and death do not have the final word.

On Easter Sunday, we’ll take time to explore what this means for us today — the hope, forgiveness, and new beginning that Easter offers.

Whether you’ve been part of church for a while or are simply curious about the meaning of Easter, you’re warmly invited to join us for this special service.

After the service on Easter Sunday, we’ll turn the room into one big family table and enjoy a bring & share Easter brunch together. It’s a wonderful way to celebrate Easter, spend time together, and invite friends or family to join.

To help us prepare, we’re asking everyone to do two things:

Register in advance, so we know you’re coming.

Contribute a dish — something for brunch like pastries, fruit, a savory dish, or a dessert (click below for a complete overview of what you can bring).