Do Mormons Celebrate Easter?

  • Latter-day Saints celebrate Easter on the same Sunday as most other Christian churches.
  • Their Easter service is a sacrament meeting with talks on the Atonement and Resurrection of Jesus Christ, Easter hymns, often a choir, and the sacrament of bread and water.
  • The church holds no Ash Wednesday, Lent, Maundy Thursday or Good Friday services, but encourages members to study the events of Holy Week at home.
  • In 2026 the First Presidency asked congregations to hold a one-hour sacrament meeting on Palm Sunday.
  • Latter-day Saints teach a bodily resurrection of Christ and the universal resurrection of all people, and read the Book of Mormon’s account of Christ’s visit to the Americas at Easter.
  • Chapels display no cross; Easter eggs and bunnies are allowed but carry no religious significance for the church.

Yes. Latter-day Saints celebrate Easter on the same Sunday as most other Christians. Their Easter service is a sacrament meeting given to the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ, with talks, Easter hymns and often a choir. The church holds no Lent or Good Friday services, though it encourages members to study the events of Holy Week. How do Latter-day Saints celebrate Easter Sunday? The main Sunday service in The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is sacrament meeting.…

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