Is your church having any extra Easter services to handle the "twice-a-year-Christians," people invited by friends or family, or just the general curious who have never darkened a church door before?
The church my wife and I attend usually has 4 weekend services; two on Saturday evening and two on Sunday morning (with attendance usually around 7,000 or so). Last Easter, from what I've heard, they had six services. This past Christmas, eight services were held and over 13,000 people attended. This year for Easter, we're having nine services and expecting roughly 13,000 to 14,000 people to attend. I know that the sermon will be quite evangelistic in nature, and we're all hoping/praying to see a lot of visitors get saved this weekend.
The church my wife and I attend usually has 4 weekend services; two on Saturday evening and two on Sunday morning (with attendance usually around 7,000 or so). Last Easter, from what I've heard, they had six services. This past Christmas, eight services were held and over 13,000 people attended. This year for Easter, we're having nine services and expecting roughly 13,000 to 14,000 people to attend. I know that the sermon will be quite evangelistic in nature, and we're all hoping/praying to see a lot of visitors get saved this weekend.