Easter church graphics
Easter graphics have to answer a guest’s real question: what time do I show up, and is the sunrise service the one with childcare? “He is risen” is not a substitute for the time. Make the resurrection Sunday look nothing like Good Friday.
Updated October 14, 2026
Split the services
If sunrise is on the lawn at 6:30 and the main gathering is at 10:00 in the sanctuary, those are two graphics or one graphic with two unmistakable times. A single “Easter services” line with no hours produces a full inbox on Saturday.
Words worth locking
- The sentence you will actually say. If it is “He is risen,” spell it that way, not a paraphrase the model prefers.
- Childcare ages, if that is why a family chooses one hour.
- Anything outdoors: the rain plan, in one line, or not at all.
A brief you can start from
Square post for Easter Sunday, title He is risen, services 8:30 and 10:30, kids ministry at both, warm light, not a Good Friday palette.Open this brief
Questions
Should Easter art include the cross and the empty tomb and lilies?
Pick one image. A pile of Easter objects reads as clip art. The time and the sentence matter more.
Related
- Good Friday graphicsA solemn service time. Not an Easter greeting.
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