Palm Sunday was celebrated at the Tehachapi United Church of Christ with a drive through followed by a virtual service.
Palm Sunday celebrated with drive through then virtual service at Tehachapi UCC Church
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Tehachapi United Church of Christ interim Pastor Donella Silveira opened this Palm Sunday service with the handing out of palm leaves to religious followers as they drove into the church's parking lot. Vehicles then lined up and proceeded to caravan through the streets of Tehachapi, their palms waving before they returned to the church parking lot where they could listen virtually on their cell phones for the remainder of the Palm Sunday service.
UCC church member Nancy Franklin was one of the first to receive her palm leaf in honor of Palm Sunday.
Vehicles with palm leaves fluttering drove through downtown Tehachapi in honor of Palm Sunday.
With a wave and a smile as Carlyn Grantham and her mother Sally Errecart (in passenger seat) fall into line with other vehicles to start the caravan trip through Tehachapi City.
A cell phone camera was used for the virtual transmission of the Palm Sunday spiritual message. From inside the UCC Sanctuary, local church members participated in the re-telling of the Palm Sunday religious story.
Pastor Donella tells her virtual audience the story behind the religious significance of Palm Sunday. Jesus arrival in the city of Jerusalem and his death while there, will lead us to one of our holiest of days, Easter. “Easter day was brought about by his resurrection, and is therefore the greatest day in the world,” said the Pastor Donella.
The altar of the United Church of Christ on Palm Sunday.
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