Come To Easter: The Customs of the Lenten and Easter Seasons

In Come to Easter, information about the customs of the Lenten and Easter seasons is presented in a highly graphic, easy-to-access format. The book includes explanations of Ash Wednesday, Palm Sunday, Maundy Thursday, Tenebrae, and other days in Holy Week, as well as joyful symbols of Easter--the egg, Easter bunny, butterfly, and lily, and special liturgical elements such as Paschal candles.

Great for small group study.

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Take a moment to look at our on-line selection of Easter Candles and Easter Banners.

Also, order your copies of this years’ edition of the Sanctuary for Lent Devotions for your congregation.

Did you know. . .
Lent is the season in preparation for celebrating Easter-a six-week period extending from Ash Wednesday to sundown on Holy Thursday. Historically, Lent began as a period of fasting and preparation for baptism by converts and then became a time for penance by all Christians.

Somber colors such as purple or ash gray are used for paraments, stoles, and banners.

Easter is the most joyous and celebrative season of the Christian year. It focuses on Jesus' resurrection and ascension and the gift of the Holy Spirit on the first Easter.

The seasonal colors are white and gold.