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Easter 2026

As we prayerfully journey toward Holy Week, we open ourselves to be renewed + drawn into the bigger story of what God is doing in the world.
 

As faith communities, we step into this story together, not just remembering, but participating in the life of the Kingdom.

The Service of Shadows on Thursday and Good Friday invites us to sit in the weight of darkness and loss—lamenting humanity’s rejection of its Creator. Through song, Scripture, prayer, and silence, we do not rush past the grief, confusion, and sorrow of the cross.
 

But this is not the end of the story.
 

On Sunday, we celebrate the victory of Jesus.
Death is defeated. The powers of darkness are overcome.
Life is on the throne. In the resurrection, we see the true King revealed—His reign extending over all things,
bringing renewal, restoration, and new life.
 

And this is not only His story - it is ours.

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Service of Shadows

An invitation to sit in the shadows of Holy Week, Thursday’s tremors of Good Friday. Thursday 2 April, 7:00pm, Bensville.

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Good Friday

The one day of Holy Week we call 'good' is actually the darkest, most painful day. We remember Jesus' sacrificial death for humanity

Friday 9:30 Bensville & Tumbi

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Easter Sunday

The day we as followers of Jesus, celebrate the continuation of the story of reconciliation. Easter Sunday is a joyful day where we remember that death is not the end of the story of Jesus! God's love carries through, and death loses its sting in the resurrection promise. 

Sunday 9:30 Bensville & Tumbi

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