Good Friday is the solemn day Jesus acted as a "divine substitute," voluntarily taking the punishment for human sin to satisfy God’s perfect justice. It is considered "good" because it marks the moment the debt of sin was paid in full, proving that God’s love is powerful enough to endure the cross to reconcile humanity to Himself.
This powerful service will be held in Lawrence Hall and will include Communion.

Easter is the definitive "mission accomplished" of history, where Jesus’ physical resurrection proves he successfully conquered death and the power of sin. It is the ultimate confirmation that his claims were true and his sacrifice was accepted, offering a guaranteed hope that God is in the business of making all broken things new.