Holy Week at River City Church


Holy Week is a meaningful time for us as a church family to slow down, reflect, and walk through the final days of Jesus leading to the resurrection. Whether you’ve been part of River City for years or you’re just exploring faith, there’s a place for you in every part of this week.

Make Space This Week

Throughout Holy Week, we’re creating intentional space for prayer, reflection, and worship.

Open Sanctuary (Monday–Thursday)
10am–2pm

The sanctuary will be open for quiet prayer. Come and go as you’re able—before work, on your lunch break, or in between your day. No program, just space to be with God.

Maundy Thursday
Thursday | 5:30–7:30pm

We’ll gather to remember the Last Supper—when Jesus shared a final meal with His disciples and demonstrated what it means to love and serve. This is a reflective, come-and-go experience designed to help you slow down and prepare your heart for Good Friday.

Good Friday Friday | 5pm & 6:30pm


Good Friday is where we pause and remember the weight of the cross. These services are simple, intentional, and centered on the sacrifice of Jesus.

We encourage you to attend one of the two identical services as we reflect together.

Easter Sunday Sunday
9am & 10:30am 


This is the celebration. The resurrection of Jesus changes everything—and we gather to celebrate that together.

9am — Family Service No kids ministry available. Families worship together.

10:30am — Full Kids Ministry Available
A great option if you have young children. 

After each service, stick around for light refreshments and a photo booth for family Easter pictures. It’s a great moment to celebrate, connect, and capture the day.

What to Expect

If it’s your first time with us:
  • Come as you are—no dress code
  • Services last about 60–70 minutes
  • You’ll experience worship, Scripture, and a message centered on Jesus
If you’ve been around:
  • Invite someone with you
  • Be present in each moment of the week
  • Let this be more than a schedule—let it shape you

Join Us

Holy Week isn’t just something we attend—it’s something we enter into.

From quiet moments in the sanctuary to the celebration of Easter morning, we believe this week can be deeply meaningful for you and your family.

We’d love for you to be part of it.