A Holy Week
A Holy Week For something to be “holy” means it is set aside or dedicated to God, set apart for God or God’s purposes. The week between Palm Sunday and Easter Sunday is referred to as Holy Week. It is not only the most important and powerful week in the Christian calendar, it is also a week that we intentionally set aside or dedicate to God.
Easter Morning Worship
On Easter morning Sunday, April 17th, the Chapel at Seaside invites you to worship with friends and family to celebrate the resurrection of Jesus Christ. No matter if you are a local who lives in the area or a visitor for the season, The Chapel would love to celebrate this special day with you. We have three options to accommodate your Easter morning plans: Join us at 6:00am
Holy Week Schedule and Easter Times
The week leading up to Easter Sunday is filled with several great worship services that we hope you will be a part of. It starts with Palm Sunday where we remember Jesus entering Jerusalem. We will have our Palm Sunday service at 10am on Sunday, April 10th. On Thursday, we will remember Jesus sharing in his final meal with the disciples with communion at our Maundy
Lent: Preparing for Easter
Lent. This is the beginning of Lent. Lent is the 40 days (excluding Sundays) leading up to Easter Sunday. Traditionally it has been a season of fasting and prayer. As you journey in this season, we invite you to use our accompanying devotional that will help prepare your hearts and minds to remember the larger Biblical narrative, specifically what Jesus did through his life, death, and
Three Christmas Eve Services in 2021
If you are looking for Christmas Eve candlelight church services on 30A, the Chapel at Seaside invites you to worship with friends and family on Christmas Eve, Friday, December 24, 2021. No matter if you are a local who lives in the area or a visitor for the holiday, The Chapel would love to celebrate this special day with you. We have three options to
2021 Easter Service at The Chapel
April 4, 2021 On Sunday, April 4th The Chapel at Seaside will be celebrating the resurrection of our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ. We will have three opportunities for you to gather with us that morning; 6am sunrise service on the beach, 8am and 10am at The Chapel. The sunrise service will be spaced out with markings in the sand. Please feel free to bring your own beach
Now Open for Sunday Worship Services!
We invite you to once again join us in-person at The Chapel at Seaside for our interdenominational Sunday worship services beginning at 10:00 a.m. Thank you to our many members and visitors who have been patient and understanding as we worked out the safest and best practices for reopening The Chapel. Worship services indoors are now available with limited socially distanced seating, and masks will be
Announcing Our New Pastor!
Dear Friends of the Chapel at Seaside, On behalf of the Board of Directors, we are pleased to announce that Andrew Beard will be our new Pastor. Andrew and Sarah Beard, along with their two sons, Foster (8) and Keating (7), are from Dallas, Texas, which has been their home the past ten years. Andrew is presently the associate minister at Highland Park United Methodist Church. For
The Chapel’s Vision, Meaning & Strategy
Dear Friends of the Chapel at Seaside, On Sunday, July 26, immediately following the Chapel’s worship service, the Chapel Board presented the results of their July 9–10 strategy planning session. Work for that session was based on an equal amount of congregational and Board feedback, providing us with experiential learnings to help craft our future vision. The PDF file linked below is a copy of the
The Chapel at Seaside Honors the Class of 2020 on Friday, May 15
To say congratulations and bless the senior Class of 2020 around the world—be they high school, college, or even middle school graduates—The Chapel at Seaside is hosting a livestream commencement ceremony and celebration on Friday, May 15 beginning at 3:16 p.m. Central Time. Dan Vander Woude, the area director of Young Life South Walton, will be delivering the commencement address. Vander Woude says he looks forward to