Easter is more than a tradition—it’s a reminder that hope is real, that new beginnings are possible, and that no story is too far gone to be redeemed.

Join us this Easter as we celebrate the moment that changed everything. Whether you’ve been in church your whole life or you’re just exploring faith, this is a space where you can come as you are, breathe, and experience something meaningful.

You’ll find:

A welcoming, relaxed atmosphere—no pressure, no pretense

Encouragement for real life—not just ideas, but truth you can carry with you

A message of hope and renewal—the kind that speaks to where you are right now

A place to belong—even if you’re not sure what you believe yet

Easter reminds us that even in our darkest moments, something new can begin. If you’ve been feeling stuck, searching, or simply needing a fresh start, this is a perfect time to step in.

Come experience Easter with us. You might find more than you expected.

Most people don’t say it out loud—but they feel it.

You’ve been following Jesus, trying to grow, trying to change… and you’re still dealing with things you thought would be gone by now. So the question starts to surface: Why haven’t I changed yet?

In this episode of Groundwork, Mike Collins explores the gap between what we expect growth to feel like and what it actually looks like. Why does change seem so slow? What do you do when the same struggles keep showing up? And how do you keep moving forward without getting discouraged?

If you’ve ever wondered whether something is wrong with you—or if you’re just stuck—this conversation offers a clearer, more honest picture of how real growth happens.

Join us for a special evening as we step into the story of the first Passover. On the very night Passover begins this year, we’ll gather for a guided Seder experience that remembers what the people of Israel lived through on that historic night of deliverance.

A Seder isn’t just something to hear about—it’s something to experience. Through symbolic foods, readings, and shared reflection, the story of Exodus unfolds in a way that helps you feel its meaning. What might otherwise seem like distant history begins to connect with the deeper themes of freedom, rescue, and God’s faithfulness that run through the whole Bible.

Whether you’re familiar with the Passover story or hearing it with fresh ears, this evening offers a meaningful way to see Scripture come alive.

Date: April 1
Time: 6:30–8:00 PM
RSVP by March 25 in the lobby or use link below.

Easter is a joyful time for families, and this year we’re planning a fun and meaningful experience for our kids during the Sunday morning service.

Instead of holding the egg hunt outside after the service as we’ve done in the past, children will enjoy a special Easter egg hunt during the kids’ time in the worship hour. The fellowship hall will be filled with hidden eggs, giving kids a chance to laugh, explore, and celebrate together in a safe and exciting setting.

To help make it happen, we’re asking for donations of pre-filled Easter eggs by April 1. Your donations will help create a fun surprise for our children and make the event memorable for them.

Our goal is more than just a fun activity. We want to create an atmosphere where kids experience both joy and spiritual meaning—a place where celebration, friendship, and the story of Easter come together in a way they can feel and remember.

Our Sunday sermons are designed to be the first words in a conversation, not the last. The discussion continues every Wednesday morning at Coffee Klatch on the NE corner of Foothill and Vineyard in Rancho Cucamonga. Join Pastor Mike and a group of eager Solid Grounders as we dig deeper into what God’s Word has to say to us.

Just one week after Easter—when hearts are a little more open and conversations go a little deeper—we’re gathering for a simple, meaningful time together as a church family at Solid Ground.

This potluck isn’t just about food (though there will be plenty of that). It’s about connection. It’s a chance to slow down, sit with people, and enjoy the kind of community that’s hard to find anywhere else.

It’s also the perfect opportunity to invite someone new.

Know someone who came to Easter? Someone who’s been asking questions, or just needs a place to belong? This is an easy next step—no pressure, no expectations. Just a welcoming table, good conversation, and a chance to experience the heart of our church in a relaxed setting.

Bring a dish if you can. Bring a friend if you will. And come ready to linger a little longer than usual. Because sometimes the most meaningful moments happen after the service ends.