Easter at Eastern Hills
April 5 – 9AM & 10:30AM
Easter at Eastern Hills is more than one Sunday. From Palm Sunday through Good Friday and Easter morning, we gather to remember, reflect, and celebrate the resurrection of Jesus.
We’d love for you to join us as we walk through this week together.
Services & times
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PALM SUNDAY WORSHIP NIGHT
MARCH 29TH 6:00PM
Join us for a night of worship on Palm Sunday at 6PM. We will gather to reflect on the triumphant entry of Jesus. This will be a time of extended worship, reflective moments, and prayer. Kidcare will be provided for children through five years old.
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MAUNDY THURSDAY
APRIL 2ND 6:30PM
Maundy Thursday invites us into the final hours before the cross, where Jesus washed feet, shared a final meal, and gave a new commandment to love. This will be a unique service marked by a message, reflection, Scripture, and Communion rather than celebration. We’ll gather in a quieter space to remember the love that went low before it conquered death. Join us at 6:30pm. Kidcare will be provided for children through five years old.
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GOOD FRIDAY
APRIL 3RD ONLINE
This Good Friday, we’re creating a quiet, reverent Day of Remembrance designed to help you slow down and stay with Jesus throughout the day. Instead of a single gathering, short guided moments of Scripture, worship, reflection, and prayer will be released at 6:30AM, 9:00AM, 12:00PM, 3:00PM, and 7:00PM through social media, our website, and YouTube—inviting you to pause wherever you are. Each moment will center on the events of the cross—what happened, what it cost, and what it reveals about God—without rushing ahead to Easter hope. Our prayer is that this simple, pastoral rhythm creates space to sit with the weight of the cross and wait together in holy silence.
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EASTER SUNDAY
APRIL 5TH 9AM & 10:30AM
This Easter we’ll explore 1 Corinthians 15:20–28 and discover that the resurrection of Jesus is not just a promise for the future, but a victory that is already reshaping the present. Paul shows us that Christ has been raised, is reigning now, and is actively defeating death, which means Easter didn’t merely solve eternity; it changed reality today. Because Jesus reigns, we don’t live in panic or despair, but with courage, patience, and faithfulness, choosing to live now the way the world will one day be.
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Worship & Teachings
Each gathering throughout Holy Week carries its own tone, from quiet reflection to joyful celebration, but all are centered on Jesus and the hope of the resurrection. Whether you join us for one service or the entire week, you can expect a welcoming, meaningful experience.
first time at eastern hills?
Worship & Teachings
Each gathering throughout Holy Week carries its own tone, from quiet reflection to joyful celebration, but all are centered on Jesus and the hope of the resurrection. Whether you join us for one service or the entire week, you can expect a welcoming, meaningful experience.
first time at eastern hills?
Kids & Students
We love families and want your children to have a meaningful experience too.
Kids programming is available for birth through 5th grade during Sunday services.
Our environments are safe, secure, and staffed by trained volunteers.
Middle School students (6th–12th) attend worship with their families and are dismissed during the second service for their own teaching time.
For Palm Sunday Worship Night and Maundy Thursday, childcare is provided for children birth through five years old.
we can’t wait to meet you!
plan your visit
If you’re new to Eastern Hills, we want you to feel comfortable from the moment you arrive. Our team will be ready to help you find your way, check in your kids, and answer any questions you may have.
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8277 CAZENOVIA ROAD, MANLIUS, NY, 13104
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what to expect when you visit Eastern Hills
Our gatherings are worship-centered and rooted in Scripture. During Holy Week, some services will feel reflective and quiet, while Easter Sunday will be celebratory and hope-filled. Each service includes biblical teaching, prayer, and music that helps us remember the cross and rejoice in the resurrection.
Services typically last about 70–75 minutes.
Worship-centered gatherings
Kids programming details (including birth–5 childcare where offered)
Online Good Friday format explanation
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