Holy Week Resources
March 30, 2022
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Recently, the men on Tennessee’s death row painted the Stations of the Cross. Christian tradition says these events happened leading up to the crucifixion of Jesus. These stations have been used for hundreds of years to contemplate the death and resurrection of Jesus. While awaiting their own execution, these men contemplated the state-sanctioned execution of Jesus. Read about the Executing the Stations of the Cross Holy Week event held at First UMC, Taylorsville with Shane Claiborne and Rev. Joel Simpson.
- As a part of your Holy Week observance, plan now to join us as we keep vigil with Christ on Holy Saturday, April 16, on the sacred grounds of Starrette Farm Retreat, Statesville, NC. Come and depart as you are able. A host will be there to greet you, answer your questions and provide a vigil prayer guide to support your keeping vigil with Jesus.
- Holy Week Daily Devotionals written by United Methodists to assist you as you remember Jesus' journey through Holy Week: from his entrance into Jerusalem to the tomb. Spending these days in prayerful preparation can help enrich your celebration of Jesus' resurrection on Easter Sunday.
- How did Maundy Thursday get its name? United Methodist Communications has the answer.
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