Easter Services
Sing Alleluia!
Come celebrate Easter at Shepherd of the Hills Lutheran Church.
Join us in worship on Sunday, March 31 at 7am, 9am, or 11am for services filled with resounding joy.
Jesus has risen, the tomb is empty, and the trumpet sounds!
Easter sunrise Worship
7:00am | Outdoor Worship Center
In the quiet of early morning, experience the Easter story in the rustic setting of our Outdoor Worship Center. This intimate service is about 45 minutes long, includes Holy Communion, and is perfect for early risers. Join us in the Gym following worship for Easter Breakfast from 8:00-10:30am.
Easter sunday WORSHIP
9:00am + 11:00am | Sanctuary
11:00am | Livestream
Gather in our beautifully adorned sanctuary and feel the power of the Resurrection as we unbury the Alleluias that have been silenced during Lent. Joy comes bursting forth as we sing hymns accompanied by strings, brass, bells and choir, hear an inspiring message, and share Holy Communion. Join us in the Gym for Easter Breakfast from 8:00-10:30am.
Easter BReakfast
8:00am - 10:30am | Gym
Every great Lutheran celebration includes good food and friends. Join us for a festive Easter breakfast of homemade delights organized by the Food for Fellowship Team.
Easter Offering
As an ELCA church, we are called to do God’s work in the world and in local communities pursuing justice, peace, and human dignity for and with all people. Our special Easter offering is designated to the Lutheran ministries of ELCA World Hunger and Global Refuge (previously Lutheran Immigration and Refugee Services). ELCA World Hunger supports sustainable solutions that get at the root causes of hunger and poverty. Global Refuge is the largest faith-based national nonprofit exclusively dedicated to helping restore a sense of home to immigrants, asylum seekers, and refugees.
Holy Week
Join us for Holy Week, the week preceding Easter, to hear and ponder the greatest gift of love ever found in death. Special worship services on Palm Sunday, Maundy Thursday, and Good Friday recall the week before Jesus' crucifixion with symbolic imagery and Word.