What Is Easter and When Is It Celebrated?
Easter is a beautiful, joyous celebration of the resurrection of Jesus Christ. This Christian holiday commemorates the day on which it is believed that Jesus rose from the dead to ascend into heaven, as recorded in the Bible. While the exact date of Easter changes each year, it is always celebrated around the same time of year.

The History of Easter
The first known observations of Easter date all the way back to the second century AD, when early Christians began celebrating the day with feasts and special services. The holiday has since become one of the biggest and most beloved Christian holidays. It is also sometimes celebrated by other non-Christians (such as some non-denominational churches) as a cultural holiday.

The Meaning of Easter
Easter is seen as a time of renewal, joy, and life. It is a time to reflect upon the sacrifice that Jesus made for humanity. For Christians, Easter is a time of reflection and celebration of the gift of life Jesus provided. The day is also a time to be thankful to God for His never-ending love and grace.

Easter is observed with various traditions and celebrations. Churches are often filled with music and activities. People often exchange Easter gifts, and children enjoy the traditional egg hunts. Gifts may also be exchanged throughout the Easter season, a several-week period known as Lent.

When Is Easter on 2021?
This year, Easter will be celebrated on Sunday, April 4th. We hope that this Easter will bring renewal, joy, and hope to the world. No matter how you will choose to spend Easter this year, we hope that you will be able to reflect on the ultimate gift of life that Jesus has promised us all.