Journey to the CROSS
As Good Friday and Resurrection Sunday approaches, it is a timely moment to pause and immerse ourselves again in the heart of the Gospel : the story of Jesus’ suffering, death and resurrection. We lead such busy lives that this time of the year often goes by without us remembering how significant it is. This year, we invite you to step out from the mad rush, be still and join us on a journey of faith.
On this journey, you will meditate on key episodes leading to our Lord’s crucifixion, there will be time for deep prayer, space for contemplation, and invitations to respond. Experience a different way to worship the Saviour, one which involves your whole person – your mind, your spirit and your five senses.
This Easter, return to your first love. Rediscover Shalom.
Join us on this Journey to the Cross
Date : 11 – 24 April 2011
Time : (Weekdays) 10am-2pm;7pm-10.30pm; (Weekends) 8am-9.30am; 12.30pm-9.30pm
Venue: Dream Centre, Room 201-205
*Entry by Coupons only (first come first serve basis)
To get your coupon, please click on the following link – https://spreadsheets.google.com/viewform?formkey=dFhZWE9NNzJScU14RDBYRG5rN19hbWc6MQ
What is Involved?
The activity involves the participant progressing through 13 stations, each station representing a particular event in Christ’s journey to the cross (except the first and last). At each station, there will be:
(i) Passage of scripture to read
(ii) Something to reflect on
(iii) Simple activity to help us focus and meditate (e.g. something to hold, write, smell, eat)
Is it a group / individual activity?
The ‘journey’ is largely for individual contemplation and prayer – the focus being stillness before God, hence will be a quiet and meditative experience. To ensure that each person has space (some of the reflections are quite personal), the flow of the crowd will be controlled at the start to ensure no more than 3 persons at each station.
How long does it take?
The whole ‘journey’ will take between 30 minute to an hour, depending on how long the participant spends at each station. The idea is to take time, and not rush.
Will there be any ushers / guides?
Before starting the journey, participants will be briefed beforehand. There will also be a booklet given to participants, which can be used to journal thoughts, although there will be instructions posted at each station also. Otherwise, it is a “self-guided” activity.
Do I need to bring anything?
Nothing. Only your burdens, struggles, hopes and dreams – to place before the Cross.
Can I invite my oikos?
This journey is primarily for Christians, but if you have friends who are open and wish to learn more about Jesus, they are most welcome.
How can I help?
Please contact Sophy Lim at Church Office or email to sophy.lim@ces.org.my








