Winchester Church Hosts Valley's Largest Easter Egg Hunt

Covenant Grace Church has announced the details on its 2nd annual Family Easter Egg Hunt to be held at Abelia Park in Winchester on April 4th. The event, which begins at 9am, is open to the public and features free games, prizes, food and an egg hunt at 10am.

Family Life Director Jordan Hudson has been working hard with his team of volunteers and ministry leaders to coordinate the massive effort to offer this event to the Winchester area and surrounding communities.

This is our 2nd annual Easter Egg Hunt, and with over 10,000 eggs we are calling it the Largest Easter Egg Hunt in the Valley! Come join us April 4th! We will be starting our festivities at 9am and continuing the family-friendly fun until 1pm. Festivities are free to the public and will include games, music, jumpers, hot dogs, waters and prizes. The Easter Egg Hunt will begin at 10am, so please arrive early to allow time for parking. We look forward to seeing you!

The egg hunt is part of a three-day weekend of Easter Festivities, kicking off with Good Friday service at 6pm on April 3rd, followed by Easter Sunday Services at 9am & 10:30am on April 5th. The church’s deaf ministry will be providing American Sign Language translation during the Sunday 9am service. To learn more about the Easter weekend services, please click here.

Questions regarding this event can be sent to jordan.h@covgrace.org or info@covgrace.org.

Covenant Grace Church holds weekly Sunday services at Susan La Vorgna Elementary School located at 31777 Algarve Avenue in Winchester. Service times are 9am & 10:30am with ASL translation provided during the 9am service time. Children’s ministry is available during both Sunday Services. Learn more at www.covgrace.org.