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Easter Egg Hunt

TGC East Village will host an Easter egg hunt with face painting, games, and more for the residents of the east village. Please contact Elizabeth at elizabeth@trinitygracechurch.com. We are looking for volunteers and people to donate eggs and candy.

Earlier Event: March 25
Good Friday Service
Later Event: March 27
Easter Sunday | Two Services

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We were challenged and inspired by our friend and guest preacher Bishop @edgungor on Sunday. If you want to know what he had to say about Marriage, Sex & Love then tune into our podcast or teaching page on our site. #yobl #thegodidontunderstand #tgcev #tgc #trinitygracechurch #tgceastvillage
We installed new covenant members yesterday! Congratulations to all of our new members! #tgcev
We turned 7 on Sunday! To celebrate the amazing things God has done in our church these past seven years we had a photobooth, a donut wall, and had party poppers during service! #tgcev #tgceastvillage
We love these special people. Just a few of the amazing volunteers who ran our 3rd Annual Community Easter Egg Hunt in Tompkins Square Park Saturday. Hundreds of kids lives are happier because of YOU! #iseetgcev #tgcev #tgceastvillage
Full house celebrating the risen Jesus who has the last word over sin, death, Satan & hell. #happyeaster #thelastword #heisrisen
Are you ready? tgceastvillage.com/egghunt #tgcev #tgcegghunt
It is maundy Thursday where we remember the servanthood of our Savior. One of our community groups washed one another’s feet this week! #tgcev #holyweek #maundythursday
“This season has been a season of change, uncertainty, and renewal for me. One of the moments of revelation that I've had was through reading about the Israelites complaining in the desert. I had always treated this as a rebellious attitude, but reading it anew through YOBL, I found myself in their shoes. We so much desire freedom from our chains and the pain that binds us -- in theory. In reality, real freedom comes with uncertainty and risk because we have to walk through the Red Sea and into the desert without a clear plan of where we are going or how long it will take to get there. I found myself, like the Israelites, believing that being back in Egypt would be better because at least I was comfortable and somewhat safe there even though I was living under the oppression of fear. Stepping out into the unknown is hard, and fear is very effective in holding us back, but if God is leading, how could we think that the Promised Land would not be ours?” -Mindy #YOBL #tgcev

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