Easter at Kresge

By: Gail Conner

On: February 13, 2025

In: Church News, Local Events

Kresge Methodist Church 15 Booger Hollow Rd. Cedartown, GA invites all to join us as we celebrate this Easter season.

Ash Wednesday Service – March 5th at 5:00pm

Palm Sunday Service – April 13th at 11:00am

Maundy Thursday Service – April 17th at 6:00pm

Good Friday Service – April 18th at 7:00pm

Easter Sunrise and Breakfast – April 20th at 7:00am

Easter Service – April 20th at 11:00am

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