Thursday, April 14th

Maundy Thursday
* ASL interpreted.

Sunday, April 17th, 2022

Easter Services
Celebrate online
Deaf congregation
Easter Giving
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He is Risen!

2 Easter Services

  • Service times: 9:30 & 11:00 am
  • Both services will be available to attend in-person and viewable online.
  • The services are identical  with inspirational music and a relevant, Biblical message.
  • Dr. Bryan Jones will be our guest pastor for both services.

The Easter Cross

A favorite tradition at FBCA is the Easter cross!
The cross is constructed annually and filled by those who attend Easter morning services.  This is a gift to Alexandria and a reminder of what Christ did on the cross for us all.

Childcare

  • Children’s programming is provided at 9:30 for pre-K and under.
  • Is it your first time? Register in advance to make your check-in process quick and seamless! 
enroll your child

Parking

  • Parking is available in both the east and west lots.
  • Additional parking is available in the upper lot. This is located at the behind the building, at the back of the East lot (left-hand side of the church), up the hill. 
Plan your visit

Ash Wednesday Observance

Wednesday, March 2nd

2 Observances led by Pastor Carolyn Jenkins:
7:30 AM - The Chapel
6:00 PM - The Faith Activities Center - we'll meet around the tables.

Maundy Thursday Service

Thursday, April 14th at 7:30pm

This service of Tenebrae, which is Latin for "darkness", is held during the three days preceding Easter, and is characterized by gradual extinguishing of candles, and by a "loud noise" taking place in total darkness near the end of the service.  
 The service will feature the choir, communion, and scripture, and will be shown on our live stream page and on Facebook.

*The service will be ASL interpreted.

Funds from the Annie Armstrong Easter offering trains and sends more than 5,000 missionaries involved in church planting and compassion ministries across the United States and Canada, often in places where the gospel is not welcome. Through the NAMB's Send Network, this offering helps Southern Baptists plant new churches. The Send Relief effort equips churches in addressing poverty, refugees, foster care, adoption, and human trafficking.

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