To celebrate Passover, we gather with a bring‑and‑share meal, welcoming all ages around the table as one church family. As the meal unfolds, we’ll pause to hear the story of the first Passover—remembering God’s rescue, faithfulness, and the hope that runs through the whole biblical story. In the midst of our shared food and conversation, we will also break bread and share Communion together, marking the night Jesus washed his friends’ feet and gave us this meal of remembrance. It’s a gentle, reflective evening with space for community, storytelling, and worship, suitable for children, teens, and adults alike.

On Good Friday we gather for Three Hours at the Cross, a quiet and meaningful space to reflect on Jesus’ journey to Calvary. The time is split into three one‑hour blocks, and you’re welcome to stay for all of it or come for the hour that suits you. The first two hours offer simple, reflective space to ponder the Cross—using art, music, and Scripture to help us slow down and sit with the weight and wonder of the story. In the third hour we come together as a gathered community to share Communion, remembering Jesus’ sacrifice and the hope it brings to our lives and our neighbourhood.

On Easter morning we gather as a whole church family to celebrate the risen Lord with amazement and wonder. Resurrection Sunday is the moment everything changes—darkness lifts, hope breaks through, and the Good News comes alive among us. We’ll stay together for an all‑age celebration, beginning with a video that tells the Easter Story in a way everyone can enjoy and understand.
There’ll be singing, joy, and space to take in the wonder of the empty tomb as we celebrate Jesus’ victory over death. We close our time together by sharing Communion, giving thanks for the hope, life, and new beginning that the risen Christ brings to our community and to each one of us.