FAMILY EASTER SERVICE | SUNDAY, APRIL 5TH | 10:00AM
Yes! You can take your kids to church, even if they've never been before!
✅ Kids carry potted flowers down the aisle and "spring" the church to life!
✅ "Busy Bags" for wiggly children to explore during worship
✅ Free gift for anyone who fills out our connection card and turns it in at the visitor table
✅ Easter message tailored for all ages of kids and grown-ups
Take the next step!
🌷Easter is a time for joy, fresh starts, and family traditions—so why not start a new one at First Pres Cranford?
🐣Our Easter service (actually, every Sunday) is designed with families in mind, so don’t stress about keeping little ones quiet. We love their energy!
🚪Come on in, you'll find a welcoming community that’s happy to have you here.
Worship begins with one of our most cherished traditions as the children walk down the aisle during the opening hymn, carrying potted spring flowers to bring the Sanctuary back to life after the solemnity of Good Friday.
A fun and interactive children’s sermon follows, engaging young hearts in the joy of Easter.
At the close of the service, everyone is invited forward to join in singing the Hallelujah Chorus. Then, we step outside into the fresh spring air to decorate a wooden cross with fresh flowers, a beautiful symbol of new life.
Whether you're a regular churchgoer or just curious about what Easter is all about, we’d love for you to join us. And if you can’t make it in person, no worries—we’ll be livestreaming on Facebook and YouTube so you can tune in from wherever you are.
If you're into a more reflective experience, our Sunrise Service is perfect for you. Get a fresh start in the spring air as the sun rises, celebrating the triumph of life over death and light over darkness. Bring a flower from your garden and flower the cross in the front lawn. Flowers will also be provided by the church. In case of inclement weather, the service will take place in the Sanctuary.
upcoming lent and easter events
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