Jessica Wolstenholm, a Christian author, editor and publisher, describes how symbols of Easter assumed to be secular actually have a history of being used to teach the gospel.

Easter is a tradition that many across the Mountain Empire, the nation and the world will celebrate today either religiously or in the secular traditions of the Easter bunny filling ...

Easter’s rich traditions and symbols Easter is a time of spiritual renewal for Christians, but it is also a celebration rich with cultural traditions that have evolved over centuries.

It is believed that the symbol implies prosperity and regeneration through its cyclical composition and overlapping forms. The themes of renewal and rebirth seem linked to the Easter message.

Delve into the colorful tapestry of Easter traditions and symbols, where ancient customs blend with modern celebrations to commemorate renewal and rebirth. From the iconic Easter bunny to the ...

Ahead of 2025's Easter celebrations, we looked into the numerous myths and tales behind the holiday. The occasion celebrates the resurrection of Jesus Christ on the third day after his crucifixion ...

We've hunted down the origins and meanings of Easter's common symbols and traditions. Bunnies and baskets The rabbit's penchant for procreation established it as a springtime and Easter icon.

That brings a lot of power.” Easter has long been a mix of the secular and the sacred, of candy, flowers, colored eggs and bunnies, symbols of spring and of church and family tradition.

Easter is a Christian festival that celebrates the resurrection of Christ after his crucifixion on Good Friday. And yet everywhere we see it symbolised by a floppy-eared, bucktoothed, and egg ...