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 Posted: Sat Jun 04, 2011 10:25 pm
I found out at church something that is really quite sad. And just when Pentecost is around the corner.
We celebrate Easter, Pentecost and Christmas right?
What about Ascension Day? Apparently we don't celebrate it one way or another. And that really is quite sad. We just skip it like any other day.
Which got me thinking, If we did celebrate Jesus' Ascension, how would we do it and who would we share it with?
For me, I would spend it with my church family with praises and prayer.
What are you thoughts about this? Should we celebrate this occasion?
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Posted: Sun Oct 30, 2011 2:08 am
We can celebrate them, it's just that they won't be celebrated world-wide, nation-wide, or state/territory-wide....... not even by a city. The media has become mostly anti-Christian because it 'offends' atheists. So I doubt we'll ever see these holidays celebrated on such a scale as Easter or Christmas
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