Maundy Thursday is the day when we remember Jesus sharing the Last Supper with his disciples before his death.

Maundy Thursday gets its name from the Latin word mandare meaning to command. We remember Jesus' command: 'Love one another as I have loved you'.

We gather at The Salvation Army to walk through Uxbridge together. We do this to remember that Jesus had to carry his cross publicly through the streets of Jerusalem. It is a public statement of faith, a retelling of the crucifixion story and a reminder of Jesus’ words ‘Whoever wants to be my disciple must deny themselves and take up their cross and follow me.'

We will meet at The Salvation Army, 16b Cowley Road, Uxbridge UB8 2LT, to start at 11am. There will be stops in Uxbridge town centre and the Passion drama will take place in front of St Margaret’s. Afterwards there will be hot crossed buns inside St Margaret’s.

Good Friday is the day when Christians remember the crucifixion and death of Jesus Christ. It is a sombre day. We meet, pray and reflect on the sacrifice Jesus willingly paid for all our sins.

A quiet service to begin Easter Sunday.

On Easter Sunday we celebrate because Jesus died for our sins and then rose again.

On Easter Sunday, we celebrate because Jesus died for our sins and then rose again.

On the third day after being crucified, Jesus' tomb was found to be empty. He had risen from the dead. Life triumphs over death! The joy of resurrection is possible only because Christ endured death and conquered it.