Holy Week


 

Holy Week is a significant religious observance for Christians around the world. It commemorates the passion, death, and resurrection of Jesus Christ. Holy Week begins with Palm Sunday, which commemorates Jesus' triumphant entry into Jerusalem, and ends with Easter Sunday, which celebrates Jesus' resurrection from the dead. During Holy Week, Christians participate in various religious traditions and practices, including attending church services, praying, fasting, and reflecting on the meaning of Jesus' sacrifice. It is a time of solemnity and contemplation, as well as a time of hope and renewal.


Last Holy Week, I spent time with my family at our hometown. We went to church together. We also enjoyed bonding moments at home, preparing meals together. It was a simple yet meaningful time spent with my loved ones, reflecting on our faith and cherishing each other's company.


REFERENCE:

FUMC (2023) https://fumcwp.org/attend/holyweek2023/


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