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The Easter Jam – A Fun-Filled Family Experience

4 April 2025 by Guest

Join us for The Easter Jam, an exciting and interactive Easter experience designed for the whole family on Saturday, 19 April at Good Hope Christian Centre! Get ready for a day packed with fun activities, games, music, and an engaging Easter story that kids and parents will love.

What to Expect:

Live Easter Show – A high-energy, interactive performance for kids
Easter Hunt – Easter hunts with gifts and surprises
Games – Fun challenges for all ages
Face Painting – Turn into your favourite animal, superhero or magical creature
Music & Dancing – Joyful praise and worship for the whole family
Photo Booths – Capture special Easter memories together
Refreshments on Sale – Chips, sweets and beverages
This event is FREE and open to everyone! Mark your calendars and join us as we celebrate the hope and joy of Easter together.

Date: Saturday, 19 April 2025
Time: 10am – 2pm
Locations: Good Hope Christian Centre, All Campuses

GHCC Ottery, Cnr of Panton & Plantation Rds
GHCC Strandfontein, Cnr Spine Rd & Trafelgar Dr
GHCC Bellville, 27 Vlei Dr, Kempenville
GHCC Ocean View Easter Jam will take place on Sunday, 20 April at 9:00am located by Ocean View High School.

Registration Link: www.bit.ly/hkeasterjam

Author: Jaylene Williams

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