Frequently Asked Questions

You can look forward to a time of celebration and worship as we gather to reflect on Jesus’ death, burial, and resurrection. Please invite your friends and family to experience Easter at TBC! Easter and Good Friday services are typically around an hour in length.

Our address is 5220 Old Highway 11 Hattiesburg, MS 39402. CLICK HERE for directions on guest parking, Worship Center, and Preschool. Look for red flags for guest parking. Once you’re inside, head to the Preschool to drop off your kids or straight to the Worship Center for the service. If you need help, look for greeters in red t-shirts!

Childcare will be available for kids ages 8 weeks through 3 years during the Good Friday service. 

On Easter Sunday, childcare will be available for kids ages 8 weeks through 3 years during the 9 and 10:30 a.m. services, but there will be NO childcare during the 7:30 a.m. service. Pre-K 4 and Kindergarten kids will worship with their parents.

If you’re here for the first time, visit the desk located under the “First-time Guest Check-in” sign.

Activity bags for kids are available during all services. Grab a green bag outside any entrance to the Worship Center. 

Our Preschool uses a secure check-in system to ensure the safety and security of all kids. When you check-in your kids, you will be given a security sticker for drop-off and pick-up and will be asked to provide emergency contact information. In addition, all Preschool staff and volunteers must pass a thorough background screening and complete training in standard Preschool policies and procedures. 

If you’re here for the first time, visit the desk located under the “First-time Guest Check-in” sign.

No, Bible Fellowship (Sunday School) groups will not meet on Easter Sunday, April 5.

We have a "come as you are" atmosphere. You will see some dressed up, some dressed casually. We have no expectations for attire.

Easter celebrates the resurrection of Jesus Christ three days after his crucifixion, symbolizing victory over sin, death, and the promise of eternal life in Christ Jesus. 

After being crucified and buried, Jesus rose on the third day, just as He said He would. Jesus willingly died on the cross, paying the ultimate penalty for our sins, so we could be forgiven and restored to a relationship with God. 

When Jesus rose from the dead, He fulfilled God’s plan to bring salvation and hope to the world. His resurrection shows victory over sin and death and offers the promise of new life and eternity with Him.

Join us on Easter Sunday as we celebrate the hope of new life through God’s love, grace, and the promise of second chances.

You can CLICK HERE to join us virtually.

If you have more questions, please call our main office at 601-450-3000. We want to calm any hesitation you may have about joining us, so please reach out.