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Ascension Day Resources: Ascension Day is observed by Christians 40 days after Easter. It commemorates Jesus Christ’s ascension into heaven, as described in the New Testament. This event marks Jesus’ return to the Father after his resurrection and earthly ministry.

Christians believe it the ascension signifies the fulfillment of his mission and the promise of his eventual return. This day reminds us of the hope and faith central to the Christian message. It also calls us to spread the message of Christ to the world.

Ascension Day is crucial in the Christian liturgical calendar. It represents the completion of Jesus’ work on earth and his exaltation at God’s right hand. For Christians, it is a vital part of our faith journey. It highlights Christ’s continuing presence in believers’ lives and his ongoing work through the Holy Spirit.

Churches worldwide celebrate Ascension Day with special services, prayers, and gatherings. These services include New Testament readings, hymns, and sermons reflecting on the ascension’s significance. It’s a time for Christians to come together, reaffirm their faith, and think about the spiritual meaning of Jesus’ ascension. The day also encourages Christians to reflect on their call to witness and serve, following Jesus’ mandate to spread the gospel.

For those looking to commemorate this day, we offer these Ascension Day resources to enrich your observance. These resources are to help individuals, families, and small groups observe Ascension Day. Using these materials can deepen one’s understanding of the ascension and its importance in Christian theology.

Whether you attend a church service or observe the day at home, these Ascension Day resources materials can help you reflect on the ascension’s significance and its message of hope and promise. Use this day to strengthen your faith, connect with your community, and recommit to spreading the message of Christ.

Ascension Day Resources

Please download the PDF booklet of resources to work through in your own space and time.

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