S2E3 - Easter Traditions Over the Years and “Out and About”
Episode description
Spring is just around the corner, and in this vibrant conversation, Allison and Cyndi dive into the essence of spring, reflecting on the changing seasons and the warmth they bring. An interesting aspect is the comparison of seasons and faith and life in the UAE and Boston, where Allison and Cyndi, respectively, are currently living!
In addition to comparisons of Easter practices in other countries, the conversation blooms into a detailed discussion about the significance of Easter, personal traditions, and changes in church attendance and preferences over the years. It’s interesting to hear the different perspectives between the two generations.
Some other things they talk about include:
How can family traditions around Easter be maintained and adapted when living abroad?
What is the impact of commercialization on the true meaning of Easter?
How has the online church become a significant aspect of modern religious practice?
Lots to think about!
Check out the interactive question on Spotify - what Easter traditions did you have in your birth family? What traditions do you have now?
Also, Allison mentions the last episode of Season 1, where both ladies discuss their faith stories. If you missed that one, you can find it here: https://bit.ly/3Ir9boT
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