Join us for worship and fellowship during Holy Week and on Easter Sunday as we reflect on Jesus’ sacrifice and celebrate his resurrection with a variety of services and activities for all ages.
10-11:30 AM, WCC and surrounding lawn – Bring your Easter baskets! There will be carnival-style games, prizes, an Easter egg hunt, art projects, relays, stories, songs, and more. This event is open to preschoolers through fifth-graders and their families.
Register to attend at www.tinyurl.com/KBCKidsEaster25 by April 4 so we can prepare enough prizes and goody bags for all participants.
10:45 AM Worship – The Chancel Choir, Chapel Choir, and a string ensemble will lead us in worship on the last Sunday in Lent as we follow Jesus through the streets of Jerusalem, into Pilate’s chambers, and finally to the cross. We will welcome guest preacher the Rev. Dr. Chuck Poole to the pulpit.
7 PM Service – The Youth Choir and a string ensemble lead us in worship in the sanctuary, and Linda Browne will preach. This night we hear anew the New Commandment given by Christ: to love one another and to serve with humility. We’ll serve communion to one another. The stripping of the altar reminds us of how Christ was deserted by his closest friends.
Noon Service – The Chancel Choir will lead us in a solemn remembrance of the Crucifixion through scripture, prayer, meditation, and song in the sanctuary. Thomas Bounds will preach. A simple soup lunch will be served afterward in the Fellowship Hall.
Flowering the Cross and Sanctuary – See below for details on how to participate.
9:30-10:30 AM Easter Intergenerational Sunday School – All ages are invited to the Fellowship Hall for breakfast treats and a celebration of Easter morning through art and song.
10:45 AM Worship – Worship in the sanctuary with the Chancel Bells, Chancel Choir, and brass ensemble leading. We will welcome guest preacher Rev. Chuck Poole to the pulpit.
There are two ways you can contribute to this year’s joyful flowering of the Easter cross:
Submit this form by Monday, April 14 to be included in the worship order.
Donations may be made on the Knollwood online donation page. Select the “Other Gifts or Payments” option, enter the one-time amount, and in the Note box, please indicate “Easter Flowers.”
You may also donate by check with the memo notation “Easter Flowers.” Payment can be mailed to 330 Knollwood St., Winston-Salem, NC 27104.
