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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