The Stations of the Cross Exhibition is open during all of Holy Week in the Social Hall for your prayer and devotion! The exhibition remains open until Easter Sunday during regular building hours. Come and pray. Haven't had time to stop and see our Holy Week exhibition? We've also digitized it so you can walk the Stations of the Cross from your computer or mobile device.
View the digitized exhibit here!
About the Exhibit
The Stations of the Cross is a traditional practice of remembering Christ’s passion, crucifixion, death, and resurrection with roots in the early pilgrimages to Jerusalem. There are a total of fifteen stations depicting Jesus’ journey to the cross, his crucifixion, and his resurrection. During Lent we invited the First Pres’ artistic community to interpret each station through a variety of media and creative expression. We employed the theme of “Jesus the Refugee,” using migration and displacement as a lens to discuss what this journey looked like for Jesus as a refugee and to explore what similar journeys of struggle, violence, and hardship look like in the world today.
Questions? Please contact Rev. Angela Ryo (aryo@firstpresbyterian.org) or Rev. Daniel Ervin (dervin@firstpresbyterian.org)