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You're Invited: Loveland Church Celebrates Easter Sunday

By Carl M. Dameron, Contributing Writer
March 17, 2026 at 05:05pm. Views: 2850

“The saints of old have sung it, ‘Go tell it on the mountains. Over the hills and everywhere. Go tell it on the mountains, JESUS has risen from the grave...” said Chuck Singleton, senior pastor of Loveland Church and president of the Kaleidoscope Global Network.

Easter service at Loveland Church is called “Celebrate the Light Of The World!” in Fontana, Santa Monica, and Victorville, and will be on Sunday, April 5. 6:00 am Sonrise service, 7:30 am, and 10:30 am, live at LovelandChurch.org.  There will be a special Santa Monica service on Saturday, April 4, at noon.

“The saints of old have sung it, "Go tell it on the mountains. Over the hills and everywhere. Go tell it on the mountains...,'” said Rev. Chuck Singleton, senior pastor. He added, “In 21st-century speak, we might say ‘retweet it." Tell the news wherever you go, JESUS has risen from the grave... And one can discover meaning in this life through the resurrection of Jesus Christ.”

The services include a live band and inspirational music, a family photo booth, and games for kids and families.

Senior Pastor Chuck Singleton leads Loveland Church and focuses on developing disciples and impacting communities through Jesus Christ. Its vision is to foster an environment where cross-cultural followers of Christ radiate God's glory in holiness, joy, and health. The goal is to create a welcoming environment for people of all demographics and backgrounds to experience the power of community through Jesus Christ.

For more information, call (909) 356-5683 or go to: LovelandChurch.org

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