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Faith at Home: Holy Week "Play"list

About "Play"lists

Come play with us with Trinity Family Ministries curated “Play”lists, all centered around your spiritual life and practices at home We know you're busy, so these aren't to-do lists! They are simply some ideas and practices to help integrate spiritual time into your family life, however and whenever you can.


Choose what works for you!

 

What is Holy Week?


Holy Week is the week before Easter, when we remember the events of the last days of Jesus life, his death, and prepare for his resurrection.

This week is full of opportunities for sharing stories and sacred moments with your family. Below are some ways to observe and celebrate in your home. Choose what works for you as you prepare to enter the mystery that is Easter!

 

Worship, Storytelling & Prayer at Home

1) Holy Week Tenebrae / Tenebrae means “shadows,” and for centuries, Christians have held Tenebrae services to explore the mysteries of Holy Week. These simple services using candles are appropriate for all ages.


2) Prayers for Children and Families for Holy Week / Super short prayers for each day of Holy Week. Watch the videos or read the prayers yourself.



 

Holy Week & Easter at Home


Looking for something more or something different? This series of posts has ideas for observing each day of Holy Week at home and short articles focusing on sharing theology and worship with young children.






 

Two bonus fun Easter activities!

1) A sweet Easter video 2) Nature Easter Eggs / A nature craft to incorporate the beauty of spring into your Easter celebrations


3) Hot Cross Buns / Learn to make them yourself from Trinity's resident chef Jennifer Wiant!

 

Godly Play

Live on Zoom, every Sunday at 1:00 pm


On Palm Sunday, we'll finish the Holy Week stories. There will be no Godly Play on Easter Sunday. Join us after Easter when we'll explore some stories about the church!

Join us every Sunday afternoon at 1pm Pacific on Zoom - just register here!

 

Holy Week Spotify playlists

Compiled by the Trinity Staff



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