Easter is celebrated by billions of people every year. Sometimes it's for the chocolate bunnies and plastic eggs filled with money; sometimes it's to celebrate the resurrection of Jesus; sometimes, it's both. But for those in the midst of deconstruction, Easter can feel unorthodox and disorienting.
In an effort to model the vulnerability and transparency Steven and Nathan envision for the Church, they both share, in real time, their reflections on Easter 2020.
