Liturgy of the Palms and Procession

for 1 hour, 10 mins
Settle: Holy Ascension
Church Street Settle, BD24 9JA, United Kingdom

Today, we enter into Holy Week with palm branches, a reflective sermon, and communion at the altar. Our procession starts at Holy Ascension Church and we process to St Alkelda's Church at Giggleswick. The procession reminds us of Jesus’ entry into the Jerusalem where everyone shouted “Hosanna” – the same voices who later cried “Crucify”.

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Liturgy of the Palms and Procession

for 1 hour, 10 mins
Settle: Holy Ascension
Church Street Settle, BD24 9JA, United Kingdom

Today, we enter into Holy Week with palm branches, a reflective sermon, and communion at the altar. Our procession starts at Holy Ascension Church and we process to St Alkelda's Church at Giggleswick. The procession reminds us of Jesus’ entry into the Jerusalem where everyone shouted “Hosanna” – the same voices who later cried “Crucify”.

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