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Holy Week is the most sacred time in the Christian calendar, marking the final week of Lent and the transition into the celebration of Easter. It serves as a solemn journey that retraces the final days of Jesus’ life, beginning with His triumphal entry into Jerusalem on Palm Sunday and continuing through His final meal with His disciples on Maundy Thursday. The week reaches its peak of somber reflection on Good Friday, commemorating the crucifixion, before culminating in the joyful celebration of the resurrection on Easter Sunday. For Christian believers, it is a period of deep spiritual devotion, intended to reflect on the themes of sacrifice, redemption, and the ultimate victory of life over death.

Commemorates Jesus’ arrival in Jerusalem for the Jewish holiday of Passover.
Our kids are preparing some special music for that day.

Our Good Friday Service will be an evening filled with song, devotion, reflections and readings on the Cross of Christ, led by CHBCe Minister, Gaby Correa.
This service is hosted by CHBC en Español - Spanish translated into English.

Below are a handful of upcoming events/initiatives we want you to be aware of . However, there’s a lot more going on at the Bible Church! Download our Church Center app and login to find out where you can plug in to community and ministry here at CHBC.

Holy Week is the most sacred time in the Christian calendar, marking the final week of Lent and the transition into the celebration of Easter. It serves as a solemn journey that retraces the final days of Jesus’ life, beginning with His triumphal entry into Jerusalem on Palm Sunday and continuing through His final meal with His disciples on Maundy Thursday. The week reaches its peak of somber reflection on Good Friday, commemorating the crucifixion, before culminating in the joyful celebration of the resurrection on Easter Sunday. For Christian believers, it is a period of deep spiritual devotion, intended to reflect on the themes of sacrifice, redemption, and the ultimate victory of life over death.
This Palm Sunday, we will witness one of the most surprising moments in all of Scripture: a dying criminal's cry for mercy and Jesus' stunning response: "Today you will be with me in Paradise."
Drawing from Luke 23:32–43, we will trace the biblical story of Paradise given, Paradise lost, and Paradise regained—from the Garden of Eden to the cross of Calvary. Along the way, we'll be confronted with an honest question: Are we more like the first criminal, trusting in our own self-sufficiency to get what we want out of life, or are we willing to see Jesus as he truly is—battered, crucified, and dying in our place?
