Salvation Army Community Center hosts Easter celebration in Jackson.

The Jackson Salvation Army Community Center held its annual Easter weekend with Good Friday and Resurrection services, an Easter Sunday sunrise service, a shared breakfast and a children's egg hunt; leaders said the events reflect the center's mission to meet both physical and spiritual needs.

The Jackson Salvation Army Community Center welcomed the community for its annual Easter celebration. The weekend program included a Good Friday service, an Easter Sunday sunrise service, a shared breakfast and a Resurrection Sunday worship service. The weekend concluded with a festive Easter egg hunt for children. Center leaders said the celebration reflects the Salvation Army's mission to meet both physical and spiritual needs and noted the center provides essentials such as food, shelter and rent and utility assistance. Event highlights: - The center held Good Friday and Resurrection Sunday worship services and an Easter Sunday sunrise service. - A shared breakfast was offered during the weekend and a children’s Easter egg hunt wrapped up the events. - Leaders emphasized both practical support (food, shelter, rent and utility help) and spiritual outreach. - The center arranges transportation for people without transport and visits those in assisted living. - Co-pastor and executive director Bethany Delaney described the center as a welcoming place where people can find hope and join in worship. Summary: The weekend blended worship and community support, illustrating the center's role in serving practical needs while offering spiritual care. Undetermined at this time.