The night Jesus was arrested, He had celebrated the Passover Feast with His disciples, which even then was ancient – some 1500 years old. Now, we tend to call it the Last Supper when referring to the story. This traditional Passover Feast is also called Maundy Thursday or the Seder Dinner. We celebrate this feast in a traditional way, explaining the Jewish traditions, and how Jesus fits into the story!

Usually this is one of our biggest events of the year, with 200 of our closest friends in attendance!  Pastor Ron goes through the stories and their significance in our lives as we eat the traditional food that helps us tell the stories.

You don't have to register for a seat, but it would be kind to let us know you are coming!