What is Holy Week?
Holy Week is the week leading up to Easter,
when we re-enact the key events of Jesus' last week of life.
In special services, we contrast the public acclaim of Palm Sunday,
with the betrayal of the Last Supper,
the darkness of Good Friday with the joy of Easter.
View our Holy Week services, or scroll to the bottom for Easter services.
when we re-enact the key events of Jesus' last week of life.
In special services, we contrast the public acclaim of Palm Sunday,
with the betrayal of the Last Supper,
the darkness of Good Friday with the joy of Easter.
View our Holy Week services, or scroll to the bottom for Easter services.
Permission to stream the music in these services obtained from One License (#A-709014) and Christian Copyright Solutions (#11133).
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Begin Holy Week with us on Palm Sunday as we remember Jesus' triumphal entry into Jerusalem.
(on demand in player) |
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Four days later, Jesus initiates the Communion Meal at the Last Supper where he is betrayed by Judas, which we remember at our annual Tenebrae service on Maundy Thursday.
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The next day, on Good Friday at noon, we reflect on Jesus' death through organ music and prayer.
Friday, April 2 at noon (Watch in player) |
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Then, at 7 p.m., there is a collaborative online ecumenical Good Friday service.
April 2 at 7 p.m. (Watch in player - please note, the service begins with a 13 minute prelude.) Additional music streaming permissions inside video. |
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Celebrate Jesus’ resurrection on Easter Sunday:
8:00 Worship in the parking lot (drive in) Enter on Lake St. reserve a parking spot
10:00 Worship on our website (in player below) *
6:00 Worship on Zoom (link here at 5:30pm) *
*Both online Easter services are communion services, so have bread and wine or juice ready at home if you would like to participate. All are welcome!
Newcomers: we encourage you to fill out our digital connect card
8:00 Worship in the parking lot (drive in) Enter on Lake St. reserve a parking spot
10:00 Worship on our website (in player below) *
6:00 Worship on Zoom (link here at 5:30pm) *
*Both online Easter services are communion services, so have bread and wine or juice ready at home if you would like to participate. All are welcome!
Newcomers: we encourage you to fill out our digital connect card
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Kids
Activities for kids to help them participate in Easter worship!
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An empty tomb astonishes Mary Magdalene and the other disciples on Easter morning, and Jesus is soon discovered in the community, alive and present in a new way, especially in the “breaking of the bread.” Easter Sunday begins a season of fifty days celebration of Jesus’ new life.
Social Media
Any: Post your Easter at home photos on social media with hashtag #PlymouthUCCEaster
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Facebook: Add this frame to your Easter photos:
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Instagram: Download any of the square images below, and share to invite your friends to join us virtually for Holy Week and Easter! (Right-click and chose "save image as.")
