Holy Communion and Meditation for Holy Week

for 45 mins
St Paul's Church Spennymoor
Whitworth Terrace Spennymoor County Durham, DL16 7SG, United Kingdom
'Soldiers at the tomb'

This year’s theme for the Holy Week meditations is ‘The Burial of Jesus’. It’s a lesser thought upon aspect of the first Easter but a really important event. It meant that Jesus was really dead.

But what did it mean to those who were there in that moment?

- Those who also died alongside Jesus
- The women who followed him
- Joseph of Arimathea who gave him his tomb
- The soldiers that guarded the tomb

From Monday to Wednesday during Holy Week we will meditate upon these experiences.

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Holy Communion and Meditation for Holy Week

for 45 mins
St Paul's Church Spennymoor
Whitworth Terrace Spennymoor County Durham, DL16 7SG, United Kingdom

'Soldiers at the tomb'

This year’s theme for the Holy Week meditations is ‘The Burial of Jesus’. It’s a lesser thought upon aspect of the first Easter but a really important event. It meant that Jesus was really dead.

But what did it mean to those who were there in that moment?

- Those who also died alongside Jesus
- The women who followed him
- Joseph of Arimathea who gave him his tomb
- The soldiers that guarded the tomb

From Monday to Wednesday during Holy Week we will meditate upon these experiences.