Palm Sunday | March 24 • Sun (10am)
Bring your family and friends and join us as we step into Holy Week together. We will join Jesus and the crowds as he makes his joyous entry into Jerusalem to shouts of praise, but also remember just where this road will lead him. Experience meaningful music and a powerful message, as we prepare our hearts to walk with Jesus on the painful journey to the cross, so that we might truly understand the joy of the empty tomb come Easter.
Good Friday | March 29 • Fri (7pm)
Enter into the story of Christ’s suffering in this meaningful service of scripture, reflection and song that allows us to take in the unimaginable depths of God’s love for us. Experience this incredible truth— there is nothing that we could do, nor nothing that can be done to us, that is able to separate us from the powerful love of God we have come to know in Jesus Christ our Lord.
Easter Sunday | March 31 • Sun (8 & 10am)
It is only in the midst of deep darkness that we are able to glimpse the power of the light. It is only in the face of death, that we are able to understand the power of God’s love for us. As the women who loved and followed Jesus made their way to the tomb to anoint his body on that first Easter morning, they wondered, “Who will roll the stone away?” Join us this Easter as we join them to take in God’s answer and see the Good News of Jesus Christ on full display!
Invite your family and friends to join us at either 8am or 10am. Snag a pic in our festive photo booth, grab a donut and then prepare to engage in a meaningful and exciting worship experience as we together proclaim the goodness of God whose love is powerful enough to save us all!
There’s a seat for you.
At Kaw Prairie, we believe there's a seat for you. Always. No matter who you are, where you've been, or what's going on in your life, there's room for you at the table.
We welcome people of every race, ethnicity, economic class, marital status, sexual orientation, and faith background (or lack of).
We know many of you have had bad experiences with the church in the past. Christianity hasn't always lived up to its calling. We know the church has left some of you feeling hurt or rejected.
We understand. And we will be the first to admit, we aren't perfect either. But we will do our best to be open, honest, and welcoming. You belong at Kaw Prairie.