Palm Sunday
Catholic and Protestant communities celebrate Palm Sunday. (The Orthodox Christian community celebrates later as they follow the Julian calendar.) This marks the beginning of Holy Week, historically the most sacred time of year for Christians. Palm Sunday recalls an event in the Christian Scripture (The New Testament) of Jesus entering into Jerusalem and being greeted by the people waving palm branches. For Christians, it is a reminder of the welcoming of Jesus into our hearts and of our willingness to follow him.
Tanebrae - A Service of Shadows
Maundy Thursday, 14 April at Clarence UCA. York St Bellerive - 7:00pm
Good Friday April 15th a short "Pilgrimage"
WALK TO THE CROSS AND BEYOND, WITH JESUS (just around two blocks starting at Scots-Memorial from 2pm to about 3.30pm) We will walk slowly together, linking the Biblical Story of Jesus' last two days of earthly life to the activities that go on around and within the church building. We will make 14 stops along the way to listen to scripture, think about activities today, and pray. Please wear comfortable walking shoes, a sun hat or wet weather gear according to the weather, and perhaps bring a bottle of water.
| What's on in Clarence | |
| Sun 10 April 9:30 am | Bellerive Uniting Church |
| Fri 15 April 9:30 am | Bellerive Uniting Church Good Friday |
| Sun 17 April 9:30 am | Bellerive Uniting Church Easter Sunday |
| Sun 24 April 9:30 am | Bellerive Uniting Church |
| Connections Craft Group is running as usual. | |
| The Unicorn Opportunity Shop is open four days a week from 10:00 am to 4:00 pm | |
| Sorell Friendship Group meets every 2nd Sat 2:00 pm | |
All Age Service at Bellerive Uniting Church cnr Cambridge Rd and York St, Bellerive, Tasmania7018
Traditional Service at Lindisfarne Uniting Church cnr East Derwent Hwy and Derwent Ave, Lindisfarne, Tasmania 7015