PICTURES: Hundreds take part in Living Hope Church Easter egg hunt in Inverness

By Val Sweeney

Published: 14:37, 30 March 2024

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Joules Jarrard and Teddy Murchison. Picture: James Mackenzie.

Hundreds of children and adults turned detective to take part in a community Easter egg hunt in an Inverness park today.

Pastor Pete Rennie and Hope the Hare with some egg hunters. Picture: James Mackenzie.

More than 300 egg hunters took part in the free event organised by Living Hope Church.

Sophia Glendinning, Kacey Stephen and Kaeden Maclean. Picture: James Mackenzie.

Amber Williams, Hayley Williams and Lisa Williams with Noah Hastings and Levi Iligan. Picture: James Mackenzie.

Pete Rennie, pastor of Living Hope, said: “This is the second year we’ve run the Easter egg and it’s had a brilliant response both years.

“We believe that an area should be a better place to live because there’s a local church there so we’re delighted to be able to serve our community in this way.”

Orla the golden retriever with Lola, Jonny, Aoife, Rachel, Jack and Mollie McDowell. Picture: James Mackenzie.

Mr Rennie added: “Easter is a really special time for us as we celebrate Jesus' death and resurrection, we love being able to share that hope with others.”

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