Celebrate Easter at Seminole Church

Sunday, April 20th

8AM, 9:30AM & 11AM


We are excited to celebrate the resurrection of Jesus together!

On Easter Sunday, we're gathering in-person and online at 8:00, 9:30 and 11AM.

 

There is no need to RSVP for our Easter services, just join us! Children's programming will also be available at each service. A grab-and-go Breakfast will be provided for those who attend the 8 A.M. service.

What You Can Expect

A great way to check us out is watching us online. You can check out our YouTube Chanel below and browse our online services.

WATCH OUR SERVICES

You might have more questions about our church. Here are a few frequently asked questions:

I've never been to Easter at Seminole Church. What should I expect?

When you arrive for service, our parking team will help guide you to a parking spot, and if you have questions about where to go any of our greeters will be happy to help you. The service will last around 60 minutes and will be a casual, family-friendly environment including live music and an encouraging message.

Where is Seminole Church located?

Our campus is located in Sanford at 5070 Orange Blvd. If our campus isn't near you, you can join our online community! When we are running a live service you can head over to seminolechurch.com/live or click the button below.

WATCH LIVE HERE

What should I wear?

Most people dress very casually when they attend a service—t-shirt, jeans, and tennis shoes. But you are welcome to wear whatever you'd like!

Do I need a ticket or reservation?

No! You're free to come to whichever service without advance notice.

What about my kids?

On Easter, our children's programming is designed for kids from birth through 5th grade! Every environment is fun, safe, and age-appropriate. When you arrive on campus, greeters are available to guide you to your child's check-in area. Discovery Zone is what we call our Birth-Pre-K program, and KidZone is what we call our elementary age program.

LEARN MORE ABOUT DISCOVERY ZONE
LEARN MORE ABOUT KIDZONE

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