Journey To The Cross

march 26-28, 2026

Join us for Journey to the Cross, a powerful production that brings the story of Jesus to life. Though the events may be familiar, the transformation they bring is always miraculous. As you witness scenes from His life, we invite you to see yourself among those who encountered Him—realizing that the gift of salvation through Jesus is still offered to you today. His love is boundless, and His heart longs for your restoration with the Father. May this journey leave a lasting impact on your heart.

PRICING

Adults ages 13+: $5

Youth ages 4–12: FREE (registration still required)

Infant / Toddler ages 0-3: FREE (must sit on guardian’s lap)

DATES & TIMES

(only 1 show per night)

Thursday, March 26 (7 PM)

Friday, March 27 (7 PM)

Saturday, March 28 (6 PM)

PURCHASE TICKETS

A group of seven children standing together in an indoor public space, smiling at the camera. There are adults visible in the background on a mezzanine level, engaged in conversation, with a wood-paneled railing behind them and a clean, modern interior.

People dressed in medieval costumes performing on stage in a historical or theatrical production, with a backdrop depicting rustic buildings, trees, and mountains.

A religious reenactment of Jesus Christ carrying the cross, with individuals dressed in biblical costumes, set against a dark background with fog at the ground level.

TICKETS WILL BE SCANNED AT THE DOOR.

Seats are limited every night. We will only be showing 1 production per night. Please book your ticket ahead of time as seats are limited.

ARRIVAL

Plan to arrive earlier and be ready to scan your ticket. Our ushers will be helping seat you in the sanctuary. We ask that you do not save seats when you arrive.

PARKING

The parking lot in front of the church gets filled up fast, but don’t stress! Additional parking is located behind the church. Just follow the direction signs. Our parking lot team will direct you to the next available spot.

AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE (ASL)

We’re excited to offer ASL interpretation during Saturday night production. Please mention at check-in or to an usher, they will guide you to the seating.

JUST A NOTE

Some scenes in this production include dim lighting and loud sound effects for special effects.

While Journey to the Cross is designed for both adults and children, it portrays the full story of the Gospel, including scenes of the crucifixion. We encourage parents to consider their child's comfort level and readiness for these elements.

Three people standing in parking lot during rain, one person holds umbrella over the group, two men and one woman smiling, with cars in background and trees, sunset lighting.

A woman dressed in biblical costume holding a guinea pig at an outdoor marketplace or historical reenactment event, with children and market stalls visible in the background.

People sitting on chairs and standing in line outside a building with glass doors, with some holding cups, under beige awnings, and a few trees and parked cars visible in the background.

Here’s Our Heart

Resurrection Sunday changes everything.

It is the most profound and life-changing day for believers—the moment that gives Christmas its deepest meaning. Yet, when Easter morning comes, it can be hard to fully grasp the weight of what Jesus has done for us.

Journey to the Cross is an invitation to step into the story—to witness Jesus’ final moments, His suffering, His sacrifice, and the relentless love that held Him there. As you watch, we pray you take a moment to reflect on the depth of God’s gift—Jesus—who willingly took our place so we could be restored to the Father. From the very beginning, and through every moment of His suffering, you were on His heart.

Whoever believes in {Jesus} shall not perish, but have everlasting life.

John 3:16

A scene depicting a theatrical or live performance with people dressed in biblical or historical costumes. A prominent figure dressed as a shepherd or biblical character stands in the center, holding a stick and accompanied by a white sheep. The background includes a large projection of a stone building, and other actors or performers are visible around, engaging in the scene. The stage is decorated with baskets, vegetables, and rustic elements, creating a rural or historical setting.

Group of people riding in a golf cart at an outdoor event, some looking at the camera, with trees and parked cars visible in the background.

Make a donation.

Donations are always appreciated. We put on the event at no cost to participants. Volunteers take time of work or daily activities to make this vision come to life.

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