Traditional Worship
9 am & 11 am | Sanctuary
Held in our historic Sanctuary, the Traditional Services include scripture, a message, prayer, and our favorite Easter hymns with music of the organ, piano, a string quartet, and the Easter Choir.
Contemporary Worship
10:30 am | Center Court
At this more casual service set in Center Court, hear scripture and a message, and sing praise songs led by the Worship Team on guitars, keys, and drums.
Children & Youth
Children and youth are always welcome in worship! We encourage you to celebrate this special day as a family. Worship activities for kids and crayons will be available near the entrances to worship.
Childcare will be available for infants through age four during each worship service. If you need a quiet space to soothe a child or give them a bit of extra wiggle room, we have a Romper Room available during each worship service. The livestream of worship is set up in the room, so you can still engage in worship.
Liberty Corner Kids (infants-5th grade) and Salt & Light (6th-12th grade) will resume on Sunday, April 27.
Childcare will be available for infants through age four during each worship service. If you need a quiet space to soothe a child or give them a bit of extra wiggle room, we have a Romper Room available during each worship service. The livestream of worship is set up in the room, so you can still engage in worship.
Liberty Corner Kids (infants-5th grade) and Salt & Light (6th-12th grade) will resume on Sunday, April 27.
Breakfast
Bring the family for Easter breakfast sponsored by the Deacons and featuring egg casseroles, fruit, baked goods, juice, and coffee.
Breakfast will be available in two locations for your convenience:
Breakfast will be available in two locations for your convenience:
- 8-11 am | Douglas Hall
- 9:30-10:30 am | Havrilla Room
Treats for Kids
Family Ministries has prepared Easter treat boxes for children age two through 5th grade. They will be available at breakfast in both locations while supplies last.
Easter Offering
Hurricane Helene struck the southeastern United States six months ago, bringing devastating rainfall that triggered widespread flooding, especially in western North Carolina and eastern Tennessee. The storm left thousands of residents homeless, with many more facing significant property and infrastructure damage. Thousands of residents are still without permanent homes. Families are sometimes split in temporary housing that cannot accommodate them together.
This year the Easter Offering will be used to purchase a camper/RV for a family to live in while awaiting permanent housing. Funds will be collected at Liberty Corner Church and forwarded to Samaritan’s Purse, designated specifically for a family with this need in Buncombe County, NC. The cost of such a camper/RV is $15,000 to $18,000.
This year the Easter Offering will be used to purchase a camper/RV for a family to live in while awaiting permanent housing. Funds will be collected at Liberty Corner Church and forwarded to Samaritan’s Purse, designated specifically for a family with this need in Buncombe County, NC. The cost of such a camper/RV is $15,000 to $18,000.
To donate, use the specially marked envelopes in the pews on Easter, designate “Easter Offering” in the memo, or give online any time to the Easter Offering Fund.