We will gather each evening in Holy Week and during the day on Wednesday and Good Friday as we hear again the story of Jesus’ entry into Jerusalem, the preparation for the Passover, his betrayal by Judas, his celebration of the Passover with the disciples which became The Last Supper, and of his crucifixion and death.

This is the most intense week of the Christian year, and it is the culmination of Jesus’ life and ministry whilst he was physically on earth.  

I encourage you to take some time this week to be a part of that story, that journey.

This evening, we remember Jesus celebrating Passover with his disciples and his friends.  That celebration of the Passover Feast was transformed by Jesus and has become for us the Last Supper.  Tonight, we celebrate The Last Supper, in the Service of Holy Communion.