As Easter approaches, iSEE Church is experiencing a noticeable increase in attendance and engagement from people who are seeking faith, spirituality, and a sense of hope.
This trend reflects a broader shift happening across society. Ongoing social, economic, and global challenges are prompting individuals and families to reassess their values and search for deeper meaning. Many are turning to the church—some for the first time, others returning after years away.
"At every campus, we're seeing people walk in who are asking bigger questions about life, purpose and hope," said Pastor Paul Geerling, Senior Pastor, iSEE Church. "There's a clear shift happening where people are looking beyond surface-level answers."
iSEE Church services are held in the contemporary Christian tradition, known for their high energy, live music, and clear, relevant teaching. The Easter services will reflect this same style—engaging, welcoming, and designed to connect with people in a real and meaningful way.
iSEE Church is responding by providing environments where people can explore faith in a practical and accessible way. The Easter services will focus on the core message of Christianity, new life through Jesus Christ, and aim to connect with people from all backgrounds, regardless of prior church experience.
"Our message is simple: hope is real and faith is still relevant," Pastor Geerling said. "This Easter, we're creating space for people to experience that firsthand."
