Josh Linman
- Apr 7, 2020
- 2 min read

Holy Week at Home

Updated: Apr 8, 2020

Hey Common Table friends and family,

We know this Holy Week will be different but what we focus on has a profound impact on our perspectives…so we want to help you focus on making some meaningful memories in the midst of the different season we find ourselves in.

Below are some ideas for creating a meaningful Holy Week experience for yourself and your household.

Remember to join us (virtually!) for Good Friday worship at 7pm on April 10 and for Easter Sunday worship at 10am on April 12.

Invite your friends, share the events on Facebook, forward this email, give someone a call. We will gather on Zoom and (hopefully) stream to Facebook Live!

You can find the details for Worshiping Online here.

Peace,

Pastor Josh

Creating a Sacred Space

Our friends over at Sanctified Art had some awesome ideas for creating a meaningful at-home Holy Week experience, including creating a sacred space.

Build Your Own Altar

Make Your Own Easter Garden at Home

Items to bring to worship

For both Good Friday and Easter Sunday, you are invited to bring bread and wine or grape juice for Holy Communion and a candle to light during worship.

Maundy Thursday

While we won’t gather until Good Friday to remember both the Last Supper and Crucifixion, we want you to have some resources to engage your household on Maundy Thursday. This is the day we remember Jesus’ celebration of the Passover meal with his disciples when he reminded them of their call to be servants who love and when he first shared the meal of Holy Communion with his closest friends, in an upper room. There was no ordained pastor, no altar, no ornate building…just people, around a table. God comes to us in all kinds of ways and in all kinds of places!

Maundy Thursday At Home Liturgy

Make Your Own Communion Bread

Lord’s Prayer Doodle Page (for kids or adults!)