Sung Eucharist for Easter Sunday

Easter Sunday is important to us all because it celebrates the resurrection of Jesus Christ, which is the foundation of our Christian faith. It symbolises his victory over sin and death, offering hope of eternal life to all believers, with the resurrection fulfilling biblical prophecies and confirming him as the Son of God and our Saviour. For us Christians, Easter represents new life, hope, and the promise of salvation. Our Easter Readings will be Acts 10:34-43 and 1 Corinthians 15:19-26, and our Reading from the Holy Gospel will be John 20:1-18. Our hymns will be: #348 Jesus Christ is risen Today (Easter Hymn); #380 Led like a Lamb to the Slaughter (You're alive); #435 Low in the Grave he lay (Christ arose); and #672 Thine be the Glory (Maccabaeus). If you would like to practise the hymns beforehand, you can find them and many others at www.hymnary.org.