As you plan for Holy Week and Easter services consider adapting one of the following resources for your own context. Resources at ReformedWorship.org and in our print/digital edition are free to use in worship contexts with acknowledgment.

Good Friday commemorates the day that Jesus died on the cross. Occurring on the Friday before Easter, this day is marked with darkness as we remember the depths of hell that Jesus went to in order to save us from our sin.
As you plan for Holy Week and Easter services consider adapting one of the following resources for your own context. Resources at ReformedWorship.org and in our print/digital edition are free to use in worship contexts with acknowledgment.
This week began with the joyful sounds of “Hosanna!” but now the crowds cry “crucify.” Jesus was the ultimate servant, giving his life for the sake of the world. While the price to follow Christ might not be as high for us today, Christ made it clear that following him will cost each of us something. As Christ said, “Whoever wants to be my disciple must deny themselves and take up their cross daily and follow me. For whoever wants to save their life will lose it, but whoever loses their life for me will save it” (Luke 9: 23-24).
More Good Friday Resources
Prayers of the People for Lent and Good Friday
Having the Identity of a Servant: Series Homepage
A Good Friday Service of Remembrance and Love
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