At Easter at UNCW, you’ll notice a little extra color and celebration in the room.

Many people choose to dress up for the occasion — from spring dresses and pastel outfits to suits and ties — while others come in their usual casual style. However you show up, you’ll fit right in.

Easter is a special day, and some enjoy marking it with their “Sunday best,” but what matters most to us isn’t what you wear — it’s that you’re here. We can’t wait to celebrate the hope and joy of Easter with you.

Check out the pictures below for some inspiration!

Not necessarily—but we’d love for you to reserve one! While tickets aren’t required, reserving your free tickets in advance helps us create the best possible experience for everyone attending Easter at UNCW. Tickets are completely free, and no reservation is needed for children from birth through 5th grade.

As soon as you enter campus, you’ll see clear signage directing you exactly where to go. Plus, we have our incredible volunteer teams ready to help every step of the way. Just look for the bright orange vests and the giant foam fingers — you won’t be able to miss them!

We’re excited, we’re ready, and we’ve saved you a spot.

You’ll be welcomed into a friendly, casual environment by people who are excited to see you. And don’t worry—you won’t get lost.

Follow our signage and volunteers and they will show you everything from where to park, to helping you find your seat so you can have the best experience.

We can’t wait to see you!

Your kids will love Kids ministry! While you attend service, your kids ages 6 weeks-5th grade will experience an age-specific Easter lesson, activities, and small groups designed just for them.

Follow the signage to our kids specific entrance. You won’t be able to miss it!

We want to talk with you and support you. You can talk with a caring volunteer at our VIP tent on Sunday. They would love to help you figure out your next step at church and in your relationship with Christ.

Visit a VIP tent outside the Trask Coliseum exits or find a volunteer wearing an “Ask Me” t-shirt.

If you’re watching an online service, you can always connect with us and send a question.