16/03/2026
We all fear something.
Financial worries, relational breakdowns, wars, and towering above it all is death itself.
As the famous 17th-century poet John Donne writes, “For whom the bell tolls, it tolls for thee.” A memento mori, a reminder that we ourselves will die one day.
But Easter reminds us that death is not the end. It doesn’t have to be.
Jesus enters our mess, pain, and fear. He embraced them. He experienced them all.
And here is our hope - death couldn’t hold Him.
His death and resurrection have become the cornerstone of hope for those who will draw near to Him.
We would love to invite you this Good Friday and Easter Sunday to come and hear why Jesus’ death and resurrection are the harbinger of hope and life for all.
