Easter is the declaration that darkness does not win.
On Resurrection Sunday, we gather to celebrate the life-changing truth that Jesus Christ is alive. The cross was not the end of the story. The tomb is empty. Hope is alive. And because He rose, we rise.
No matter your story, your past, or your questions—Easter is for you.

The resurrection of Jesus is more than a moment in history—it’s the turning point of eternity.

• Because He conquered death, we have eternal hope.
• Because He stepped out of the grave, we step into new life.
• Because He lives, we can be changed.

Easter is about rising from darkness into His marvelous light. It’s about forgiveness, freedom, and a future secured in Christ.
Whether you’ve been part of Village for years or you’re considering visiting for the first time, we would love for you to celebrate with us.

*Please note: Preschool care will be available for littles up to age 3. There will be no Life Groups, Village Kids, or The Village Youth on Maundy Thursday and Easter Sunday. Families are encouraged to have their children in service with them. Our Village Kids and Village Kids Jr. teams will have Easter packets for kids to pick up and enjoy during service.  Wiggles, whispers, and children’s noises are welcome!

Join The Village Baptist Church for a special Maundy Thursday service in the gym, where we’ll gather for a unique worship in the round experience. What is Maundy Thursday? It’s the day we remember the Last Supper, when Jesus shared the Passover meal with His disciples the night before His betrayal and arrest. This moment marked the climax of the old Passover tradition, pointing back to God’s covenant faithfulness while also foreshadowing the cross and the resurrection to come. As we prepare our hearts for Easter, we’ll reflect on Christ’s sacrifice, worship together, and share in communion. Don’t miss this meaningful time of remembrance and anticipation!

He is Risen! He is Risen Indeed! Grab a friend, co-worker, and neighbor to come celebrate the Good News of Christ's victory this Easter Sunday! We will spend the morning celebrating the empty tomb, and Christ's triumph over death. Resurrection Sunday marks the third day following Christ's death and burial. The weekend preceding Easter provides moments of somber reflection, but Sunday is coming. Easter morning marks the final triumph over death when Christ raises from the dead and appears to His disciples! The best part about this message is that Christ offers us the same triumph over death, and through Him we receive new life. Come and see what Christ is all about this Easter!