Sunday Services
Our Pastor Andrew Beard provides thought-provoking, challenging, encouraging, and from-the-heart Bible-based sermons every Sunday. Daniel Pratt leads the congregation in worship with hymns as well as contemporary and original songs.
Join us for our Sunday inter-denominational service starting at 10:00 AM.
Advent & Christmas
Celebrate the birth of the King of Kings!
In the season that leads to Christmas, it is a time of waiting and expectation. This season is called Advent. If you want to turn your heart and mind towards the birth of Jesus during this season, we invite you to join us for our worship services during the Advent Season (Sunday, November 27th, December 4th, 11th, and 18th all at 10am) and follow along with our Advent Guide. We will have hard copies that you can pick up at The Chapel and digital copies you can access below.
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, every year. 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 two options to accommodate your Christmas Eve plans:
Join us at 4:15pm or 5:30pm on Saturday, December 24th.
All of our services will be the same and will conclude with candlelight. We will not have Kids Church for our Christmas Eve services, but please know, kids will be welcome at either of our Christmas Eve services. For more info or to stay up to date with The Chapel, follow us on social media @TheChapelAtSeaside.
Please note we will not have worship on Christmas Morning, Sunday, December 25th. We will resume with our normal worship schedule on New Years Day, Sunday, January 1st.
Isaiah 9:6
Lent & Easter
A journey from darkness to light.
We are beginning a journey. From Ash Wednesday, February 22nd to Easter Sunday, April 9th we are in a season of reflection, refinement, and restoration. This season is called the season of Lent. For more than 1500 years followers of Jesus have spent time fasting leading up to Easter morning. The word lent is rooted in several languages and is connected to the number 40 (the amount of days not including Sundays from Ash Wednesday to Easter). As well, the word lent is connected to the word meaning lengthening. The days are being lengthened and stretched, because spring is coming. As we spend the next 40 days, the days will become longer and if we allow it, we will be stretched as we prepare to celebrate Jesus defeating sin and death. I hope you will join us on this journey. Read below to see all of the options and resources for Lent and Easter.
Lenten Guide - Over the course of Lent it is helpful to have regular readings or reflections. Click here to access our Digital Lenten Guide or pick one up at The Chapel while supplies last.
Lenten Playlist - We've created an Apple Music playlist that has songs to turn our hearts and minds towards reflection during this season. Find the playlist here.
Ash Wednesday Service - Wednesday, February 22nd at 6pm at The Chapel. This is a service that prepares our hearts and minds for the journey we are beginning. It will be less than an hour and will conclude with congregatnts receiving ashes on their forehead or hand if they choose.
Palm Sunday - Sunday, April 2nd at 10am at The Chapel. We remember Jesus' triumphal entry into Jerusalem as a part of our regular Sunday morning worship service. We will also have the children as a part of the service waving palm branches.
Maundy Thursday Communion Service - Thursday, April 6th at 6pm at The Chapel. We will have a special service where we will remember Jesus sharing in his final meal with his disciples and we will share in communion together.
Good Friday Service - Friday, April 7th at 6pm at The Chapel. We will remember Jesus' final few hours as he was betrayed, denied, and led to a cross where he suffered and died. This is a thoughtful, beautiful and difficult service, though without it, there would be no resurrection.
Easter Sunday - We will have three opportunities to celebrate our resurrected King. 6am Sunrise service on the beach, 8:30am at The Chapel and 10am at The Chapel.
The sunrise service on the beach will be held on the beaches of Seaside accessible through the Coleman Pavilion. This is the iconic pavilion with the white obelisk.
For more information, you can follow us on social media @thechapelatseaside.
John 20:27
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