What is Holy Week? 

Holy Week is the most sacred time in the Christian calendar, marking the final days of Jesus’ earthly ministry, His suffering, death, and resurrection. It begins on Palm Sunday, when Jesus entered Jerusalem to shouts of praise, and leads to Good Friday, the day of His crucifixion. The week also includes Maundy Thursday, when Jesus shared the Last Supper with His disciples and washed their feet as a model of humility and love. On Holy Saturday, the world waits in silence, reflecting on the weight of His sacrifice, before the joy of Easter Sunday bursts forth with the celebration of His resurrection. Holy Week is a time of deep reflection, repentance, and gratitude, drawing believers closer to Christ as they remember His ultimate act of love and redemption.

March 30 - April 5 

We put together a reading plan for Holy Week as we reflect on our Savior this Easter:

Holy Week Fasting? 

Fasting during Holy Week is a time of spiritual reflection, self-denial, and drawing closer to God as we prepare our hearts for Easter. By setting aside physical nourishment or distractions, we focus on Christ’s sacrifice, deepen our prayers, and seek renewal in His presence.

Biblical Fasting 

Biblical fasting is the voluntary abstaining from food for a set time in order to seek God with greater focus, humility, and dependence. It is often accompanied by prayer and repentance, creating space to hear from God and align our hearts with His will.

Join us for a biblical fast from After Dinner April 1 until Dinner April 2

Opportunities for Community

Beyond joining in the reading plan, and fasting, join us for open prayer, and a good Friday service heading to Easter.