Crowds showed up for North Point Church’s Easter egg hunt Saturday, April 3. The Easter Bunny was available for photos inside the Coon Rapids church, and hot dogs, hot chocolate and coffee were served outdoors. Starting at 11 a.m., the church had three egg hunts divided by age group.
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Jordan Keen, 4, of Coon Rapids runs with a basket full of eggs collected during an Easter egg hunt at North Point Church in Coon Rapids Saturday, April 3. (Photo by Jonathan Young)
Genevieve Vavrin, 3, left, and Gwendolyn Vavrin, 7, of Coon Rapids, have their picture taken with the Easter Bunny at North Point Church in Coon Rapids Saturday, April 3. (Photo by Jonathan Young)
Brooklyn Thiede, 4, and Bristol Thiede, 1, of Coon Rapids have their picture taken with the Easter Bunny at North Point Church in Coon Rapids Saturday, April 3, much to Bristol's chagrin. (Photo by Jonathan Young)
Cameron Frovik, 4, of Coon Rapids, hugs the Easter Bunny at North Point Church Saturday, April 3, while RJ Frovik, 7, looks on. (Photo by Jonathan Young)
A crowd waits for an Easter egg hunt to begin at North Point Church in Coon Rapids Saturday, April 3. (Photo by Jonathan Young)
Pastor David DeVel welcomes guests at an Easter egg hunt at North Point Church Saturday, April 3. (Photo by Jonathan Young)
Egg hunters rushes onto the field at the beginning of an Easter egg hunt at North Point Church in Coon Rapids Saturday, April 3. (Photo by Jonathan Young)
A crowd rushes onto a field full of Easter eggs at North Point Church in Coon Rapids Saturday, April 3. (Photo) by Jonathan Young
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