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Celebrating Easter: When sorrow turns to joy

Christians lighting candles to celebrate the resurrection of Jesus Christ.
Christ is Risen. Christians in Australia are free to celebrate Easter once more as congregations. Source: RobW/Creative Commons

This year Christians across Australia are back in churches to worship together at Easter. For them Easter is a time to celebrate the resurrection of Jesus Christ on the third day after his crucifixion. In such a technologically sophisticated age why does Easter remain important to Christians?


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This year Christians across Australia are back in churches to worship together at Easter. For them Easter is a time to celebrate the resurrection of Jesus Christ on the third day after his crucifixion. In such a technologically sophisticated age why does Easter remain important to Christians?


Rev Christian Tirtha is the minister from the Indonesian Christian Church in Melbourne.   He tells Sri Dean why Easter is the foundational event in the Christian faith.

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The Scots’ Church in Collins Street is place of worship for members of the Indonesian Christian Church in Melbourne.
The first service at the Scots’ Church was held for Indonesian Christian Church in Melbourne on 03 April 2005. Source: Image by diliff/Creative Commons

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