Good Friday

Good Friday is the solemn day when the Church remembers the crucifixion of Jesus Christ, the ultimate act of love in which he laid down his life for the sake of the world. In his death, we see the fulfillment of his command to love one another as he has loved us—selflessly, sacrificially, and completely. Anglican tradition observes this day with Scripture readings, prayer, silence, and the veneration of the cross. At the end of the service, a large cross, along with hammers and nails, will be brought to the front of the church and you will have the opportunity to symbolically "nail" your sins to the cross in a sacramental act of repentance.