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Pluckemin Presbyterian Church Announces Holy Week And Easter Schedule
Events range from a child and family event on Palm Sunday called "Eggstravaganza," to a self-guided, introspective Good Friday walk.
PLUCKEMIN, NJ — The Pluckemin Presbyterian Church (PPC), located at 279 Route 202-206 in Pluckemin, announces its Holy Week and Easter schedule of events.
Ranging from an exciting child and family event on Palm Sunday called “Eggstravaganza,” to a self-guided, introspective Good Friday walk through symbolic stations, you will encounter the reassuring presence of God throughout the week and beyond.
Holy Week and Easter Events at PPC Include:
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Palm Sunday Celebration, March 24, 10 a.m. - Holy Week begins. Remember Jesus’ triumphant entry into Jerusalem as he was greeted with shouts of praise and waving palm branches as a sign of victory and celebration. Children and adults are invited to march into the Sanctuary waving palm branches in the lively “Palm Parade” at the beginning of worship.
Eggstravaganza, March 24, 11:15 a.m. - 1 p.m. - A fun, carnival-like event with activities intended for kids of all ages. An Easter Egg Hunt (kids up to 5 years old), a bunny scavenger hunt (kids 6 & up), flower planting, a prayer labyrinth, and craft stations await you! Meet “Big Al” the tortoise and visit with children’s author Laura Sassi as she reads her book “Bunny Finds Easter!” Advance registration is requested at PPCH.ORG/Easter.
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Maundy Thursday Dinner, Communion and Scripture, March 28, 6 p.m. - In remembrance of Jesus’ last supper, we gather for a light meal in Fellowship Hall, receive the Sacrament of Communion, and transition silently into the Sanctuary for scripture readings interspersed with music.
Good Friday Self-Guided Walk, March 29, 6-9 p.m. - The church will offer a unique, self-guided experience. Come any time between 6 and 9 p.m. to walk silently through multiple symbolic stations, including a candlelit prayer labyrinth, and contemplate the events that led to Jesus’ death on the cross. The entire experience is done in silence except for softly playing music.
Easter Sunday Celebration, March 31, 7 and 10 a.m. - Celebrate the triumph of life over death and light over darkness! Rejoice with us at the 7 a.m. Sunrise Service (outside, weather permitting) or the 10 a.m. celebration in the Sanctuary complete with musical selections from the Carillons Handbell Choir, a brass ensemble, Sanctuary Choir and organ!
Visit ppch.org/Easter for more detailed information on each event.
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