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You're Invited!
Let this Easter season be the time when the spirit of renewal and hope comes alive in you!
The Joy of Easter
Celebrate the joy of Easter at Mt. Bethel Church, where the spirit of renewal and hope comes alive! Join us as we embrace the beauty of the Easter season, filled with meaningful services, engaging activities, and a warm sense of community.
Easter Sunday Worship Times
April 20
Mt. Bethel Church
No Kids or Student Programming
Nursery Available for Ages 4 and Under
Sunday
7am Athletic Fields
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Sunday
9am Sanctuary
Sunday
11am Sanctuary
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Easter FAQs
Frequently Asked Questions
Are kids welcome in the service?
Yes! All children are welcome to join their parents in any of our seating areas for any service. There will be no Mt. Bethel Kids and Students programming on Easter Sunday. Nursery is available for children 4 and under.
How early should I arrive?
We recommend 30 minutes prior to service start to find parking, grab a coffee or treat, and find a seat!
Can I watch the service from home?
Yes, we will be streaming all Easter Sunday services. You can watch live on our Facebook Page or on live.mtbethel.org.
What should I wear to an Easter service?
On any given Sunday, you’ll find people wearing anything from jeans and tee shirts to dresses and suits. We encourage you to dress however you’re comfortable. If you are attending our sunrise service, we recommend dressing more casually and bringing a tailgate blanket or chair for the brisk morning.