Easter in britain
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- 2. The death and resurrection of Christ • Easter is first and foremost a celebration of Jesus Christ's resurrection. • It is the most important celebration of the Christian calender. • The week before Easter is called 'holy week' and includes: - Maundy Thursday - the day of the last supper - Good Friday - the day Jesus died - Easter Sunday - the day Jesus rose from the dead.
- 3. Lent • Lent is period of time which begins on ash wednesday and lasts for approximately 40 days, until Easter. • During Lent, many christians give up luxuries in order to prepare themselves the holy day.
- 6. Easter Tree
- 7. Easter Tree
- 8. The Easter Bunny • Many british children are led to believe that the Easter Bunny brings their chocolate eggs.
- 9. Easter Eggs • Easter Egg Hunt - this is where adults will hide chocolate eggs for children to find.
- 10. Easter Baking
- 11. Easter Baking
- 12. Easter Baking • Hot Cross Buns • Simnel Cake
- 13. Easter Sunday - dinner
- 14. Symbolism • Why the Egg? The egg represents the concept of new life. Some also believe the egg to represent the stone that was used to seal the entrance of Jesus' tomb.
- 15. Thank you for your Attention :D I will now show you a few video clips :)