Holy Week 2024

Palm Sunday
Sunday, March 24 at 9:30 and 11:00
This gathering will focus on the events of the Sunday before Easter, during that passion week (the triumphal entry).

Service of Remembrance
Thursday, March 28 at 7:00 pm
This gathering will focus on the events of Thursday evening in the life of Jesus, during that passion week (the upper room, the betrayal, the Lord’s supper). We will be meeting in the fellowship hall for this special gathering.

Good Friday Reflection
Friday, March 29 at 12:00 pm
This gathering in the sanctuary will focus on the events of Friday in the life of Jesus, during that passion week (the garden and the cross).
Join us on your lunch break for this brief service in the sanctuary.

Easter Sunday Celebration
Sunday, March 31 at 9:30 and 11:00
This gathering will focus on the events of Sunday in the life of Jesus, during that passion week (the empty tomb with the joyous announcement and celebration).
Our flower cross will be up on Easter Sunday, so please remember to bring your flowers to decorate. The Sunday School and worship schedule is normal.
We hope you’ll join us for these very special worship experiences.
Invite your friends and neighbors!

Holy Week Events for 2023

Along with these three worship and reflection events, we are providing the traditional flower cross on Easter Sunday. Please come prepared to add your flowers to the cross, and get your annual family photo in front of the flower cross.
THURSDAY REMEMBRANCE ON APRIL 6 @ 7:00pm – in Fellowship Hall
This gathering of the church will focus on the events of Thursday evening, in the life of Jesus, during that passion week (the upper room, the betrayal, the Lord’s supper).
FRIDAY REFLECTION ON APRIL 7 @ 12:00pm – in the Sanctuary
This gathering of the church will focus on the events of Friday, in the life of Jesus, during that passion week (the garden and the cross).
SUNDAY EASTER CELEBRATION ON APRIL 9 @ 9:30 and 11:00 – in the Sanctuary
This gathering of the church will focus on the events of Sunday, in the life of Jesus, during that passion week (the empty tomb with the joyous announcement and celebration).

Easter 2021 is April 4

We are so glad that you found us.

With the continuing national health crisis, we are planning our Easter celebration and worship experience for outdoors under a huge tent. We can be all together and still practice social distancing. There will be one service at 10am with a special children’s Easter program in the fellowship hall.

If you have a decision to make or want to know more about a relationship with Jesus or about King’s Grant Church, you can reach us through our website.

FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions)

Question: Where should I park?
Answer: There will be parking attendants in our lot to direct you that day. There will be special reserved parking for those with special needs. We are asking those who are able to park across the street to make spots closer to the venue more accessible for those who need it.

Question: What about seating? Do I need to bring my own chair like our normal outdoor service?
Answer: There will be plenty of seats under the tent for everyone, and they will be spaced according to our present precautions. You may bring your own chairs for seating on the lawn outside the tent if you would like. There will also be special provisions for those who need to remain in their car listening to the service through the radio.

Question: Will there be special plans for children?
Answer: The nursery will be open for birth through preschool age children. There will also be an exciting children’s worship at 10am for Kindergarten through 4th grade in our fellowship hall. Deacons will be around that day to guide families to the correct entrance.

Question: Being that the service is outdoors, what are the safety precautions in place for Easter Sunday?
Answer: We will continue to follow our current safety precautions presently in place for Sunday worship. (Masks, social distancing, etc.).
Part of our Holy Week observance will be a contemplative Maundy Thursday experience, online, Thursday April 1 at 7:00 pm. Check the King’s Grant At-a-Glance for the Zoom link.

Desiring More Series

Midweek Cafe and January Bible Study return on Wednesday January 9.

  • Midweek Cafe at 5:00-6:00
  • January Bible Study in the Sanctuary at 6:00
  • Adult Choir Rehearsal at 7:00

January 27 will be Part 3 or Ken’s series, on Sunday January 27. All adult classes are together since the rooms are used for Winter Shelter this week.

Three Ways to Prepare for Easter

THREE WAYS TO PREPARE FOR EASTER
Luke 19:37-38; Romans 1:1-7

  1. We prepare through an authentic life of praise and adoration to Jesus Christ.
  2. We prepare as the Object of our praise and adoration becomes our identity.
  3. We prepare as our Identity in Christ becomes confirmed through genuinely belonging to the church.

Questions for Further Study:

  1. What are some of the normal ways people begin a letter or a phone call?
  2. When have you been startled by the opening paragraph of a letter?
  3. If you were writing the initial letter to a pen pal, how would you introduce yourself?
  4. How did Paul introduce and identify himself to the Romans? (Romans 1:1)
  5. What special calling on his life did Paul feel? (Romans 1:1)
  6. In what ways has God revealed His gospel to people? (Romans 1:2-4)
  7. Who is the focus of God’s gospel? (Romans 1:2-4)
  8. What credentials does Jesus have to confirm His claim as Son of God? (Romans 1:3-4)
  9. What did Paul and others receive as a calling for their lives? (Romans 1:5)
  10. Who were the new group of people being exposed to the gospel message? (Romans 1:5)
  11. What were the Gentiles and all people being called to believe? (Romans 1:5)
  12. How did Paul describe the people who were receiving this letter? (Romans 1:6)
  13. To whom was this letter written? (Romans 1:7)
  14. What kind of greeting did Paul send to his audience? (Romans 1:7)
  15. In what way do you feel God has placed a special calling on your life?
  16. What purpose for living has God given you?
  17. What words do you use to describe yourself to others as a follower of Jesus Christ?
  18. How did you feel when you realized God’s gospel was meaningful to you?
  19. What do most people today believe about God’s plan for the world?
  20. What do most people today believe about God’s plan for their personal salvation?
  21. How have your beliefs about Jesus Christ changed during the various stages of your life?
  22. In what ways would remembering in prayer each day God’s calling on and plan for your life affect your daily walk with Christ?
  23. With whom could you share God’s unfolding plan of salvation for the whole world?
  24. How would you explain God’s plan of salvation to a friend?
  25. To what friend could you explain God’s love and your response to His plan of salvation? How?

Celebrate Easter 2017

Sunday April 16 is Easter this year! Plan now, and pray that God will do great things through King’s Grant Baptist Church. May people attend worship with an expectation that they will encounter God through music, Scripture, prayer, and the message that God has given Pastor Ken.

On April 2, Invite Cards will be available so members can hand them out and invite neighbors, co-workers, and unchurched friends to worship with them.

On April 9, Palm Sunday, church members are invited to take door-hangers to let neighbors know about what KGBC has to offer on Easter Sunday.

On April 13, at 7:30 p.m., we are planning a Maundy Thursday Tenebrae Service (a service of light and shadows) with music, readings, communion, moving from light into darkness.

After the Maundy Thursday service, we have challenged the members and regular attendees of King’s Grant to fast and pray that evening through sundown on Good Friday. We have been preparing for this communal fasting and praying time all month, and a special guide has been prepared to help us focus on Great Commission and Kingdom Building needs.

On April 16, Join us to celebrate the resurrection at 8:30 or 11:00 a.m. in the sanctuary or 11:00 a.m. in the Well, our contemporary worship experience. This day will also be the first day for Pastor Ken as our senior pastor! There will be special children’s activities during the 11:00 hour, something not to be missed!

[ Take a look at Pastor Ken’s sermon series this spring ]

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