
Come and experience God’s love for you.
This Easter, you’re invited to pause and consider a question that matters: Does God really love you?
Easter is a time to reflect on the depth of that love, seen in the sacrifice of Jesus, and to discover the hope that flows from His resurrection. In a world that can feel dark, the message of Easter shines with grace, forgiveness, and new life. The tomb is empty. Jesus is alive.
Come experience the love of God and the hope of the Risen King this Easter.

Does God really love us? Remembering the death of Jesus is a time for reflection and deep gratitude. Join us as we pause together to consider just how deep and personal God’s love truly is.
We’ll gather at 6:00 pm and 7:30 pm at Cross of Grace for our Good Friday services. This is a free, ticketed event to ensure seating for everyone. Let us know you’re coming below.

In a world of darkness, Easter Sunday shines out with power, salvation, and hope. The tomb is empty. Jesus is alive. Come and celebrate the Risen King.
We'll gather at 9:00 am at the McKelligon Canyon Amphitheatre to rejoice all together in one service. Learn more about what to expect below.
Our Service
Our service will take place outdoors in the McKelligon Canyon Amphitheatre, set in the beautiful setting of the Franklin Mountains. Whether you’ve been to church many times or are attending for the first time you’ll feel comfortable and welcomed. Expect an hour and a half of music, singing, Scripture readings, preaching, and good news.
Kids Activities
Kids are welcome in our Easter service and it will be engaging for the whole family. We’ll hand out age-appropriate activity bags and activity sheets to kids as they enter the theater but we also encourage parents to bring activities for their children.
After our service, we’ll have a party in the outdoor plaza where kids can expect activities like balloon animals, a photo spot, and face painting.
How to Get There
Please plan for extra time to arrive and park at McKelligon (add a few minutes more than shown via Google Maps or similar).
Click here for directions to McKelligon Canyon.
Know Before You Go
This is an outdoor venue, set in the heart of the Franklin Mountains. As such, we’d recommend any individuals with allergies or sensitivities to insects, including bees/wasps, take any necessary precautions.
The McKelligon Canyon Amphitheater is also an El Paso Live venue and we must adhere to their venue policies. Please take note of some of the following El Paso Live policies:

Yes, after the service we’ll have some fun kids activities like balloon animals and face painting.
There’s no dress code, so wear whatever you’ll be most comfortable in. Since our service is outdoors, please dress appropriately for the outdoor weather and temperature. This is one Sunday you’re encouraged to wear sunglasses and a hat at church.
We will have Easter cookies and water bottles available after the service. You are welcome to bring your own coffee, drinks, and snacks.
We’ll continue our service through light inclement weather but in an extreme case, we’ll send a text update and post a notice on our website by early Sunday morning. In the event of cancellation, we’ll revert to holding services at our church building.
Signs will be posted along the route to guide you to the amphitheatre parking area.
There are several parking spots designated for those with disabilities right across from the entrance. There is also a drop-off area for those who need it.
Due to the lack of cell phone reception and Wifi in the canyon, our service will not be live-streamed.