The JAM Easter Exhibition at East Kilbride town centre was officially opened by Dr. Lisa Cameron MP on Saturday 26th of March.
This exhibition is opened for everyone and it is located just opposite the ice-rink.
It explains the events of the death of Christ on the cross on “Good Friday“ and his victorious resurrection on Easter Sunday. These events are the core message of the Christian faith.

There are also free copies of the “Gospel” to help people to understand the Christian message.

Here are some photos of the exhibition. Please drop by and have a look.​

The story of Easter, beautifully illustrated as below, following the Bible account from eye witnesses. In each event there is a link to Bible verses.

For all ages – ideal for children, parents or teachers.

The JAM Easter Exhibition at East Kilbride town centre is at the Hub (opposite the ice rink).

Easter is a very important event in the Christian Calendar as we remember the events of the “Passion Week” that led to the death of Jesus on the cross, followed by his burial in a new tomb. After three days he rose from the dead.

Jesus’ death and resurrection are essential to the Christian faith, to save us from the penalty of sin and give us eternal life.

The JAM (Jesus and Me) club invites everyone to visit the Easter exhibition at the Hub to enjoy the display of the Easter events. There is also free literature available for anyone who wants to know more about the meaning of Easter.

The JAM Easter Exhibition* at East Kilbride town centre is at the food court from 28th of March till 12th of April , explaining the meaning of Easter via exhibits, games, face painting. Bouncy castles and crafts.

All activities are free and open to everyone. On the weekends (Saturday and Sunday) there will an organised program from 11.00am till 5.00p.

Update 23rd March 2020

*Unfortunately, due to the current Covid-19 pandemic, this event has had to be cancelled.

The JAM event at East Kilbride town centre “Cracking Open Easter” JAM club was held on the first floor of Centre West next to the food court from Friday 12th to Sunday 14th of April 2019.
It was opened daily from 11.00am to 5.00pm.
Many came to enjoy face painting, crafts, games and exhibits. All activities were free and all were welcome!