Introduction: ‘Across the world today – water and crosses’
Palm crosses are a symbol of Jesus' entry into Jerusalem because they
are made from palm leaves, which were used to welcome Jesus into the
city.
Palm crosses are a symbol of victory because they represent Jesus'
victory over death.
Palm crosses are a reminder of Jesus' suffering and death because they
represent the cross that Jesus was crucified on.
Palm crosses are a symbol of hope and new life because they represent
Jesus' resurrection.
Palm crosses can be recycled or composted because they are made from
natural materials.
WaterAid is a charity that provides clean water and sanitation to people
in need around the world.
Sado is a girl from Ethiopia who had to walk five hours to collect water
every day because she lived in a village that did not have access to
clean water.
Malala is a girl from Madagascar who can now go to school because of a
water tap in her village. The water tap was installed by WaterAid.
Palm crosses are a symbol of our connection to the world church and to
people in need around the world because they are made by people in
Tanzania and used by Christians all over the world.Taizé chant: ‘We adore you, Lord Jesus Christ’ (recording)
