Holy Week is the week that starts on Palm / Passion Sunday and ends on Easter Sunday. It marks the events of Jesus’ last week including Maundy Thursday and Good Friday. Thus, over the course of the week, worshipers acknowledge different facets of Christ’s identity which also inflects the tone of their worship. The week begins in jubilation, hailing Jesus as King on Palm Sunday; Maundy Thursday is a somber reflection on the servanthood of Christ; worshipers are often encouraged to identify with the suffering of the crucified lamb on Good Friday; and there is celebration and rejoicing for the resurrected King and victor over Sin and Death on Easter Sunday.
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.
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.
More Holy Week Resources
The Story of Holy Week through Scripture and Song
Beyond Anything We Could Ask or Imagine
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