Best Easter Speeches for Church: Popular & Unique

Daniela Weiner

Best Easter Speeches for Church: Popular & Unique

Easter is a special time in the Christian calendar, celebrating Jesus’ resurrection and the hope it brings to believers.

For churches and Sunday schools, Easter speeches are a wonderful way for kids to share their faith, express joy, and participate in the church service.

Whether for a church program, Sunday school, or Easter service, these short, free, and engaging speeches are easy for kids to memorize and deliver with confidence.


Why Easter Speeches Matter for Kids

Easter speeches for children are:
Easy to understand – Using simple words and themes.
Faith-centered – Teaching kids about Jesus’ love and resurrection.
Memorable & Fun – Helping kids engage with Easter traditions.
Perfect for Church & Sunday School – Suitable for programs, recitals, or family gatherings.


Short & Unique Easter Speeches for Church (2025 Edition)

1. Easter Joy (Short & Easy Speech for Toddlers & Preschoolers)

🌟 Best for Ages: 3-5 Years

“Easter is a happy day,
Jesus rose to show the way.
He loves me, He loves you,
Happy Easter to all of you!”

👉 Simple actions: Kids can raise their hands when saying “Jesus rose” and smile big at the end!


2. He is Risen! (Popular Speech for Young Kids)

🌟 Best for Ages: 5-7 Years

“Jesus died, but did not stay,
On the third, He walked away.
From the tomb, He came alive,
Now in Heaven, He will thrive!
He is risen, let us sing,
Jesus Christ is our King!”

👉 Add a small group response: After the child says, “He is risen,” the audience can say, “He is risen indeed!”


3. The Easter Story (Unique Speech for Sunday School Programs)

🌟 Best for Ages: 6-8 Years

*”Long ago, on a hill so tall,
Jesus gave His life for all.
On the cross, He felt the pain,
But He knew, it wasn’t in vain.

Three days passed, the stone was rolled,
The greatest story ever told!
Jesus rose, He lives today,
Let’s rejoice and shout ‘HOORAY!’”*

👉 Tip: Have kids hold up three fingers when saying “Three days passed” and jump with excitement at “HOORAY!”


4. The True Meaning of Easter (Perfect for Church Service)

🌟 Best for Ages: 7-10 Years

*”Easter’s not about the eggs,
Or the bunnies with their legs.
It’s about a Savior’s love,
Sent from Heaven up above.

He took our sins, He paid the price,
His sacrifice was oh so nice!
So this Easter, lift your voice,
Praise the Lord, let’s all rejoice!”*

👉 Best delivered with a big smile!


5. Thank You, Jesus (Gratitude Speech for Kids)

🌟 Best for Ages: 6-10 Years

*”Thank You, Jesus, for the cross,
You gave Your life, You paid the cost.
But on Easter morning bright,
You rose again in glorious light!

You love me more than words can say,
I’ll follow You every day.
So on this Easter, big and small,
I say, ‘Thank You, Lord, for it all!'”*

👉 Perfect for kids to recite in unison during a Sunday school program.


Group Speeches & Dialogues for Kids

6. Easter Call and Response Speech (Great for Group Performance!)

🌟 Best for Ages: 5-10 Years

📢 Leader: “What happened on Easter Day?”
👧🧒 Kids (Together): “The stone was rolled away!”

📢 Leader: “Where is Jesus now, oh where?”
👧🧒 Kids: “He is risen, He’s not there!”

📢 Leader: “What does Easter mean today?”
👧🧒 Kids: “That Jesus lives in us—Hooray!”

👉 Great for interactive Easter programs!


7. The Story of the Cross (Two-Person Easter Dialogue)

🌟 Best for Ages: 7-12 Years

👧 Kid 1: “Why do we celebrate Easter today?”
🧒 Kid 2: “Because Jesus rolled the stone away!”

👧 Kid 1: “But why did Jesus have to die?”
🧒 Kid 2: “To save us all—both you and I!”

👧 Kid 1: “But did He stay inside the tomb?”
🧒 Kid 2: “No! He rose again, no doom!”

👧 Kid 1: “What does that mean for me and you?”
🧒 Kid 2: “That Jesus loves us—forever true!”


Long Easter Speeches

8. The True Meaning of Easter (Inspirational Easter Speech for Kids)

🌟 Best for Ages: 8-12 Years

*”Easter is not just about chocolate eggs, bunnies, and colorful baskets. It is a day of great joy, a day of celebration, and a day of victory.

Over 2,000 years ago, Jesus Christ, the Son of God, was crucified on a cross. He suffered for our sins, He took our burdens, and He paid the price that we could never pay. But the story does not end there!

On the third day, something amazing happened—Jesus rose from the grave! The stone was rolled away, the tomb was empty, and the Savior of the world defeated death.

Easter is a reminder that no matter how dark the night may be, morning will come. No matter how difficult life gets, Jesus has already won the victory for us.

Today, we celebrate because Jesus is alive! His love for us is greater than anything we can imagine.

So let’s not keep this joy to ourselves. Let’s share the good news! Let’s tell the world:
✨ He is risen!
✨ He is alive!
✨ Jesus reigns forever and ever!

Happy Easter, everyone!”*


9. The Power of the Cross (Powerful Easter Speech for Kids)

🌟 Best for Ages: 10-14 Years

*”When we think of Easter, we often think of bright colors, Easter eggs, and family gatherings. But Easter is so much more than that—it is the celebration of God’s greatest gift to us: His Son, Jesus Christ.

Let’s take a journey back to the time of Jesus. Imagine the streets of Jerusalem, the crowds shouting, the people waving palm branches as Jesus entered the city. But soon, the cheers turned into cries of anger. The same people who welcomed Him shouted, “Crucify Him!”

Jesus, the only perfect and sinless one, was arrested, beaten, and nailed to a cross. The sky turned dark. The earth shook. And in that moment, He took our sins upon Himself. He suffered for you and me.

But that was not the end. Three days later, something incredible happened. The grave could not hold Jesus down. Death could not defeat Him. He rose again!

The cross is a symbol of pain and sacrifice, but today it is also a symbol of hope, love, and victory. Because of what Jesus did, we are free. Because of His resurrection, we have eternal life.

So this Easter, as we gather with family and friends, let’s remember what truly matters:

  • The love of Jesus that never fails
  • The victory over sin and death
  • The hope of eternal life with Him

Let us live in the light of the resurrection and share this good news with everyone we meet. Happy Easter!“*


10. Jesus is Our Risen King (Long Easter Speech for Sunday School & Church)

🌟 Best for Ages: 7-12 Years

*”Easter is the most important day in the history of the world. It is the day that changed everything!

Jesus Christ, the Son of God, was sent to earth with a mission—to show love, to heal the broken, and to save the lost. He was kind to the poor, He healed the sick, He comforted those who were hurting, and He spoke about the Kingdom of God.

But not everyone believed in Him. Some people hated Him. They arrested Him, put a crown of thorns on His head, and made Him carry a heavy cross. He was nailed to that cross, and He died.

His friends were sad. His followers were afraid. It seemed like all hope was lost.

But three days later, something amazing happened!
When the women went to the tomb, they saw that the stone had been rolled away! An angel appeared and said:
“Why do you look for the living among the dead? He is not here; He is risen!”

Jesus defeated death! He rose from the grave! He is alive forever!

And do you know what that means? It means that we do not have to be afraid. It means that God’s love is stronger than anything in the world. It means that we can have hope no matter what happens.

So today, let us remember:
✔ Jesus died for us, but He did not stay in the grave.
✔ He rose again, and He is our Risen King.
✔ We are called to follow Him, love Him, and share His message with others.

So let’s lift our voices and shout:
“Jesus is alive!”
“He is Risen!”
“Hallelujah!”

Happy Easter, everyone!”*


11. Easter is a Time of Hope (Encouraging Easter Speech for Kids)

🌟 Best for Ages: 8-12 Years

*”Sometimes, life can be difficult. We go through hard times, we feel sad, and we wonder if things will ever get better. But Easter reminds us that there is always hope!

When Jesus was on the cross, people thought it was the end. They thought His story was over. But God had a bigger plan!

On the third day, the stone was rolled away. The tomb was empty. Jesus was alive!

This means that when we face problems, we can trust that God has a plan for us too.
✔ When we feel sad, He gives us joy.
✔ When we feel weak, He gives us strength.
✔ When we feel lost, He shows us the way.

Easter is not just a story from the past. It is a message for today! It is a reminder that God’s love never fails.

So this Easter, let’s celebrate! Let’s sing, let’s pray, and let’s share this good news with everyone we meet:

✨ Jesus is Risen!
✨ Jesus is Lord!
✨ And because of Him, we have hope forever!

Happy Easter to all of you!”*


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12. The Joy of Resurrection: Embracing New Beginnings This Easter

Good morning, dear congregation! Today, as we gather to celebrate the resurrection of our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ, let us open our hearts to the message of renewal and hope.

Easter is a reminder that no matter how dark our days may seem, there is always the promise of a new dawn.

Just as Christ rose from the tomb, we too can rise above our challenges, embracing the grace and love that He offers.

May this Easter inspire us to walk in faith, share kindness, and live with the joy of resurrection in our hearts. Amen.

13. A Season of Love, Hope, and Redemption

Brothers and sisters, as we celebrate Easter, let us remember the profound love that Jesus demonstrated through His sacrifice.

The cross is not just a symbol of suffering but a powerful reminder of redemption and forgiveness.

This Easter, let us reflect on how we can share this love with those around us. Whether it is through a kind word, a helping hand, or a prayer for those in need, let us be vessels of His love and hope.

May we go forth today with hearts full of gratitude, spreading the light of Christ in our world. Amen.


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Tips for Helping Kids Deliver Easter Speeches with Confidence

Keep it short & simple – Kids do best with 1-4 line speeches.
Use hand motions – Encourage simple gestures like raising hands, pointing to the sky, or clapping.
Encourage expressions – Teach kids to smile, pause, and speak clearly.
Practice at home – Repeating the speech daily makes kids more confident.
Use visual aids – Have posters, drawings, or props to help young children remember key parts.