Durban Holy Week brings Christians Together Online and in the Real World!
(Left) (front) Rev Dr Delysia Timm of All Saints Anglican Church in Bellair / Trustee Denis Hurley Centre, Fr Francis Cibane of Holy Trinity Church, (Back) Raymond Perrier, Director, Denis Hurley Centre, Rev David Barbour of Musgrave Methodist Church (Right) Lindo Miya – Deacon, Holy Trinity Church and Fr Francis Cibane, Parish Priest, Holy Trinity Church
Wear a purple mask over Holy Week as a show of solidarity and compassion for those who have died and are suffering.
Denis Hurley Centre in association with many of the city’s churches and Christian organisations are leading a hybrid concept to give Christians across Durban, from a range of denominations and traditions, a way of collectively marking Holy Week (Monday 29 March to Saturday 3 April).
Online material is being created as a resource for prayer and contemplation by a range of churches in different parts of Durban and focus on different themes of suffering.
(From Left) Rev Dr Delysia Timm of All Saints Anglican Church in Bellair / Trustee Denis Hurley Centre, Raymond Perrier, Director, Denis Hurley Centre, Rev David Barbour of Musgrave Methodist Church, Fr Francis Cibane of Holy Trinity Church
Participating churches are being led by Glenridge Church (CBD); Grace Family Church (Durban North); Mt Zion Incarnation Church (Inanda); Musgrave Methodist Church (Musgrave/ Overport); Westville Baptist Church (Westville/ Chesterville)
The much-loved annual Diakonia Good Friday Service and Procession will not be taking place this year; instead Diakonia Council of Churches will be organising a symbolic Good Friday action.
For more information contact durbanholyweek@denishurleycentre.org or visit
https://www.facebook.com/DenisHurleyCentrehttp://www.denishurleycentre.org/
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