It may be Friday—the day of pain, loss, and uncertainty. But Sunday is coming! Join us this Easter at Elevation Point Church as we celebrate the victory of Jesus’ resurrection. What seemed like the end was just the beginning. Hope is alive, and the same power that raised Jesus from the grave is still moving today! Come experience powerful worship, an inspiring message, and the reminder that no matter what you’re facing, resurrection is possible. Invite your family, bring your friends, and let’s celebrate the greatest comeback in history together!

Easter Weekend at Elevation Point Church—because Sunday changes everything.

WE HAVE 3 SPECIAL SERVICES PLANNED FOR THE WEEKEND!

Good Friday, April 18 at 7pm.

Join us for a powerful Night of Worship & Communion on Good Friday at 7:00pm as we reflect on the sacrifice of Jesus and the love that led Him to the cross. Through worship and communion, we’ll remember that even in the darkest moment, God’s plan was unfolding.

Easter Sunday, April 20 at 9am & 11am.

Sunday is here! The wait is over, the grave is empty, and hope is alive! Join us this Easter Sunday at 9:00am or 11:00am as we celebrate the victory of Jesus’ resurrection with powerful worship, an inspiring message, and the promise of new beginnings.

A Few More Details

First time with us?

We know that visiting a church for the first time can feel overwhelming and intimidating, so we’ve got a little something for you to say thanks for being here. Just stop by the EP Connect Table to grab your free gift!

Grab a photo

Stop by our photo area just inside the entrance doors—before or after the service. There’ll be some friendly faces there to help you take a great family photo!

Once you’re in the lobby

Once inside, grab some coffee before heading into the auditorium. And if you’ve got kids with you, we have our epKidz area just for them! More details about check-in and what to expect for epKidz here.

Worship Music

We’ll begin our service with a few worship songs. The words will be on the screen, so feel free to sing along—or if you just want to listen and reflect, that’s okay too!

An inspiring message from God’s Word

Next, we’ll hear a special Easter message that will leave you feeling fulfilled, inspired, and ready to embrace the true meaning of Easter.

Everyone is Welcome

We are a multi-generational, multi-cultural church — so when we say everyone is welcomed, we mean it!

Frequently Asked Questions

I've never been here before. Will I fit in?

Yes you will!

Look, we know that visiting a new church can feel overwhelming and intimidating, but knowing what to expect can help make things better.

When you visit with us you’re going to find people just like you. People from every walk of life, generation, and culture. People who are going through the same things that you are.

And if you’re worried about being new here, don’t be! Every week, we have people who are “new here.”

You’ll find a place that is welcoming, a place where you’re not judged, a place where you are loved for who you are, and a place where you can come as you are to experience the incredible love of Jesus.

Will I be singled out?

We hate awkward church moments too. You won’t be singled out or made to feel uncomfortable. We want you to be able to enjoy your time with us and experience a meaningful service.

No weird introductions. No “raise your hand if you’re new here,” etc. No forced, awkward social interactions. Whether you’re an introvert or an extrovert, you’ll feel comfortable here.

What should I wear?

We don’t care what you wear as long as you are wearing something, so dress however you feel comfortable.

Seriously, anything goes—from jeans and t-shirts to your “Sunday best” suit.

What if I haven't been to church in a long time (or ever)?

It’s ok, you won’t be alone or feel weird. You’ll find people with all different kinds of church backgrounds here, and our worship services are easy to follow and don’t require that you have any past church experience.

Didn’t get your question answered? Just shoot us an email at hello@elevationpoint.church.

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