Passover Meal & Maundy Thursday Service

for 2 hours, 30 mins
Holy Cross Church
St Austell Road Wyken Coventry, CV2 5AE, United Kingdom

We share a meal together and the various courses follow the rituals of the Passover Feast that Jesus would have shared with his disciples. It includes Holy Communion. Afterwards the altar is stripped whilst a Psalm is recited. There is then a short Watch of Prayer before we leave in silence and disperse just as the disciples scattered after Jesus' arrest.

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Revd Liz Harris

Associate Minister
07526 249094
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Passover Meal & Maundy Thursday Service

for 2 hours, 30 mins
Holy Cross Church
St Austell Road Wyken Coventry, CV2 5AE, United Kingdom

We share a meal together and the various courses follow the rituals of the Passover Feast that Jesus would have shared with his disciples. It includes Holy Communion. Afterwards the altar is stripped whilst a Psalm is recited. There is then a short Watch of Prayer before we leave in silence and disperse just as the disciples scattered after Jesus' arrest.

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If you have any questions or concerns please contact us on 07526 249094 and ask for Revd Liz Harris (Associate Minister) or Marion Hibbert (Parish Safeguarding Officer) or you can call the Diocesan Safeguarding Team on 024 7652 1345 (24-hour contact number). If you have immediate concerns about someone please contact the police (call 999) and your local authority Children or Adults Services.