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Churches Together in Broadstone


Churches Together in Broadstone invites you to come along to any of the services or events we hold. You can be assured of a friendly welcome at any time.


Dear Friends and Neighbours


While Easter provides a welcome break for most of us, it is a time of special importance for the Christian community in Broadstone and around the world.


We remember the way that two thousand years ago Jesus Christ was fi rstly welcomed into Jerusalem on Palm Sunday, then arrested, given a mock trial, and put to death. And then on Easter Sunday we celebrate his resurrection from the dead.


Easter is celebrated in different ways in different traditions. Moravian Christians hold sunrise services on Easter Day. In the Ukraine, beautiful decorated Pysanka eggs have long been prepared as symbolic gifts of life. And now, around the world, the symbolism of eggs is used as part of Easter celebrations.


You may look forward to sharing chocolate Easter eggs, especially if you have previously given up chocolate for Lent. Perhaps you will enjoy a Simnel cake – a fruit cake with eleven marzipan balls representing the eleven faithful apostles.


We would love to welcome you to one of our churches to celebrate Easter. Our services of worship will differ and refl ect our own traditions, but we all join together at 10am on Good Friday morning to process from the United Reformed Church on Higher Blandford Road around the centre of Broadstone, with a concluding service at 11am at the Methodist Church on the Broadway.


However you choose to spend Easter, we hope it will be a time of blessing for you and all who you love.


Broadstone United


Reformed Church On behalf of Broadstone Churches Together


BROADSTONE UNITED REFORMED CHURCH Higher Blandford Road


www.broadstoneurc.org 01202 692554 / 01202 683546 secretary@broadstoneurc.org


Maundy Thursday 7pm: Service of Refl ection with Holy Communion


Easter Sunday 10.30am: Easter Worship with Holy Communion and an Easter Workshop for Children


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BROADSTONE METHODIST CHURCH On the Broadway


www.broadstonemethodist.org.uk 01202 600696


methodist.church1@btinternet.com


Maundy Thursday 6.30pm: Agape Meal in the Bradbury Hall Easter Sunday


10.30am: Morning Service 6.30pm: Evening Service


PARISH CHURCH of ST. JOHN the BAPTIST Enter from Macaulay Road or Dunyeats Road


www.stjohnschurchbroadstone.org.uk Parish administrator: 01202 697641 offi ce@stjohnschurchbroadstone.org.uk


Maundy Thursday 8pm: Eucharist & Watch


Good Friday


9am: Stations of the Cross 2pm: ‘The Final Hour’ – a refl ective service for Good Friday


Holy Saturday


8pm: First Eucharist of Easter and Renewal of Baptism Vows


Easter Sunday 8am: Eucharist (1662) 10am: Family Eucharist


ST. ANTHONY of PADUA ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH 135 York Road


www.st-anthonys-broadstone.co.uk 01202 693336


poole-stanthony@prcdtr.org.uk


Maundy Thursday 7.30pm: Mass of the Lord’s Supper (at St Mary’s, Poole)


Good Friday


3pm: Solemn Liturgy of the Lord’s Passion (at St Mary’s)


Holy Saturday 8.30pm: Easter Vigil Mass (at St Mary’s)


Easter Sunday 11am: Mass of Easter Sunday (at St Anthony’s)


To advertise, please contact 01202 657317 or email karen@broadstonelink.co.uk


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