I don't know what it is but Good Friday services always seem to result in quite a bit of out-of-the-ordinary or questionable activities when it comes to the Protestant faith.
I have attended a number of churches over the years and had the following activities performed and members encouraged to participate in them:
In any case, I'd like to hear some thoughts about whether or not churches should encourage their members to participate in these activities every Good Friday.
I have attended a number of churches over the years and had the following activities performed and members encouraged to participate in them:
- Foot washing ceremonies
- Carrying a large wooden cross around the street block
- Physically nailing sins (written on pieces of paper) to a wooden cross.
In any case, I'd like to hear some thoughts about whether or not churches should encourage their members to participate in these activities every Good Friday.