Looking for an Easter service in Beaverton? You are welcome at Beaverton First — whether you come every week or this is your one Sunday of the year.

Reviewed by the Beaverton First UMC editorial team · Fact-checked July 2026

Easter has a way of drawing people back — the lilies, the old hymns, the sunrise feeling of a new start. If you are looking for a warm, unfussy place to mark it in Beaverton, here is what to know about Easter and the days leading up to it at Beaverton First.

Easter Sunday at Beaverton First

On Easter Sunday we celebrate the resurrection together in our regular morning worship, at 11:00 a.m. in downtown Beaverton — music, the Easter story, and a hopeful word, in person and by live stream.¹ Come exactly as you are; there is no dress code, and no one will make you feel like a stranger for showing up.

Holy Week: the days before Easter

Easter is the last day of a week that tells the whole story. In case the names are new to you: Palm Sunday remembers Jesus entering Jerusalem to cheering crowds; Maundy Thursday recalls his last supper with his friends; Good Friday marks his death; and then comes Easter, the surprise at the empty tomb. Many churches, ours included, mark these days — and you are welcome at any of them, whether you know the story by heart or are hearing it for the first time.

Whether you come every week or once a year, there is a seat for you on Easter.

New to church, or coming back?

Easter is one of the most common days for people to walk back through a church door, or through one for the first time — and it is a lovely day to do it. You do not need to know when to stand or what to say. If you would like a sense of things first, our guides to what to expect at a service and finding a welcoming church in Beaverton will walk you through it. As an openly affirming congregation, we mean the welcome for everyone.

Getting here

Beaverton First is at 12555 SW 4th Street in downtown Beaverton, with parking on site, and our services stream online if you would rather join from home.¹ If you are looking ahead to the winter holidays instead, you may also want our guide to Christmas Eve services in Beaverton.

Questions people ask

What time is the Easter service in Beaverton at Beaverton First?

Easter Sunday worship is at 11:00 a.m., part of our regular Sunday morning service.¹ Please confirm the current year’s details before you come.

Is the Easter service family-friendly, and do I need to be a member?

Yes, and no — children are welcome, and you never need to be a member to worship with us.

Do you hold Good Friday or Maundy Thursday services?

Holy Week observances vary from year to year; the best way to catch this year’s schedule is our homepage or a quick call to the office.

Whoever you are, and however long it has been, you would be welcome this Easter — here is how to plan your visit.