Sunday, April 24 // Arco Arena
Fun Begins 8:00am
Outdoor Breakfast Cafe with Bella Bru, Bounce
Houses, Easter Causes Exhibit and Outdoor Stage.
Doors Open 9:00am
Children's Check-In Opens 9:00am
Worship Starts 10:00am
Our Easter Service is free of charge! You don’t need a ticket. It’s first come, first served.
Worship by Lincoln Brewster
Message by Ray Johnston
Rare opportunity to hear from Louis Zamperini*
*US Olympian, war hero and man behind the best-selling book, “Unbroken.”
600 person Mexico Team Choir
Three Great Causes
1. Drive (or you can walk – but you’d better start on Good Friday!)
Parking at Arco is $12 (Sorry, didn’t have any control over this one…)
Handicap Accessible Parking is located in Parking Lot H. Enter through toll plaza 5 and shuttles will take you to the entrance from there. Once inside, an ambassador will assist you to your seat.
2. Take the Shuttle
Save on gas. Save on parking. Take the Shuttle!
Park at Bayside Church in Granite Bay and enjoy a little road trip together.
Shuttles begin at 8:15am and run every 15 minutes.
NOTE: All the seats on the shuttle have been reserved. Wow, that’s one big road trip! If you’re still making plans, please plan on driving or carpooling. Thanks!
3. Carpool
Pick up family, friends or both and travel together!
Coordinate a road trip and start the fun a little early.
We’ve got an amazing morning planned for kids 8 weeks – 2nd grade!
Children’s Check-In Opens at 9:00am // Easter Program Starts at 10:00am
Fun Begins at 8:00am with Outdoor Breakfast Cafe, Bounce Houses and Outdoor Stage with our Breakaway dancers!
Children 8 weeks – 3 years old will check in through the Arena Security Entrance, located between the Southeast and Northeast entrances.
Children 4 years old -2nd grade will have a fun morning at the King’s practice facility, located across from the Northeast entrance.
No food or beverages, including water.
No video cameras. Still cameras are permitted.
Backpacks, large coolers and other large items are not permitted. Purses and briefcases are allowed but may be searched.
Easter is the greatest example of the lengths Christ went to in order to rescue us. We want to be people that go to great lengths to bring rescue to those around us. We’re joining forces on ONE DAY, in ONE EVENT, to partner with THREE GREAT CAUSES. Come celebrate together what God has done in our lives, and take a step toward bringing hope to our region.
Human Trafficking
Sacramento is among the top 10 cities in the United States identified as a hub for human trafficking. Currently in Northern California, there isn’t a safe home for girls who are rescued from trafficking. On Easter this changes!
Homelessness
On any given night, there are thousands of people who are homeless in the greater Sacramento area. Currently, there’s a shortage of basic daily necessities like socks and blankets. A pair of socks and a blanket will give someone a piece of hope.
Education
Today, the average middle-income child has 13+ books at home. In low-income neighborhoods, there’s approximately 1 book for every 300 children. A child’s future depends on the resources and education that they receive today!
The Stations of the Cross is a self-guided event incorporating Bible reading, meditation, prayer, communion and hands-on activities providing an experiential journey with Jesus to the cross. For adults and youth 5th grade and older.*
April 20-21 // 5:00–8:30pm
April 22 // 1:00-8:30pm
April 23 // 8:30am–12:30pm*
*10:30am-12:30pm suitable for younger children
One of our very meaningful Easter Week traditions is a Good Friday Service. Christians all over the world have chosen Good Friday as the day to commemorate Christ’s death on the cross. Join us for a time of worship, reflection, a message and communion as we consider Christ’s death and sacrifice for us.
April 22 // 12:00-1:00pm // Worship Center
Message from Pastor Ray Johnston. Worship with the Bayside Worship Team. Video Interview with Louis Zamperini.
April 23 // 5:00pm // Bayside Church
