Good Friday Easter Trail to be held in Clarence Park

The Easter story being acted out in Clarence Park on a previous Good Friday <i>(Image: St Paul's Church)</i>
The Easter story being acted out in Clarence Park on a previous Good Friday (Image: St Paul's Church)
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St Paul's Church is bringing the Easter story to life in Clarence Park, St Albans.

On Good Friday, April 18, church members will act out the events of Jesus Christ's last days, including his resurrection, from 1.45pm.

The performances will culminate at the park's bandstand at 3pm.

On Good Friday, April 18, church members will act out the events of Jesus Christ's last days, including his resurrection, from 1.45pm.The Easter story being acted out in Clarence Park on a previous Good Friday (Image: Supplied) Spectators are invited to follow the Easter Trail around the park, collecting stamps on a trail card.

Once the card is full, participants will receive an Easter prize.

The Easter story being acted out in Clarence Park on a previous Good FridayThe Easter story being acted out in Clarence Park on a previous Good Friday (Image: St Paul's Church) Reverend Martin Watson of St Paul's Church said: "The trail is a special event that always attracts people to come and watch what’s happening.

"Many people aren’t familiar with the events of that first Easter so it’s good to be able to tell the story in a fun, interactive way."

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