- November 22, 2024
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Annabeth Snook walks away with a full basket of Easter eggs. Photo by Alexis Miller
Sierra, Levi and Amir Perkins pose with the Easter Bunny. Photo by Alexis Miller
Amy Vick and Mila Devalle throw up peace signs with the Easter Bunny. Photo by Alexis Miller
Warner Allison and Lauren Smith introduce Asher Allison to the Easter Bunny. Photo by Alexis Miller
Piper Wiles, Patty Bornean, Diane Forbes and Amy Monroe help with snacks and drinks. Photo by Alexis Miller
Violet Forte guesses how many jelly beans are in the jar. Photo by Alexis Miller
Children in grades kindergarten through second participate in the Easter egg hunt. Photo by Alexis Miller
The Easter egg hunt was divided into three age groups. Photo by Alexis Miller
People put in their last minute guesses for a large jar of jelly beans. Photo by Alexis Miller
Presley Guerra plays a ball toss game. Photo by Alexis Miller
Victoria Fletcher shows off her eggs and customized Easter basket. Photo by Alexis Miller
Sadie Parent plays cone ring toss. Photo by Alexis Miller
Easter party attendees smile as they sit around a table. Photo by Alexis Miller
Tomoka United Methodist Church held its annual Easter party and egg hunt on Saturday, March 23.
The public event invited preschool and elementary school children to participate in Easter themed crafts, games and snacks. A story time was also held in a separate room to educate the children about the meaning of Easter.
There were also photo opportunities with the Easter Bunny and multiple egg hunts. The egg hunt was divided into three age groups: preschoolers, kindergarten through second grade, and third through fifth grade.
