KEARNEY - Faith United Methodist Church in Kearney members walked a 70-pound to 80-pound cross on Good Friday to remember Jesus’ walk to Calvary where he was crucified.

Walking 2 miles, carrying Jesus' cross, is hard for anyone. Here's why Denville's annual event is being led by a 15-year-old girl.

Walking 2 miles, carrying Jesus' cross, is hard for anyone. Here's why Denville's annual event is being led by a 15-year-old girl. News Sports Entertainment Opinion Obituaries eNewspaper Legals.

We take up our cross and we walk with Jesus. We carry our cross with him, we offer our sufferings for others, we join our sufferings to his.

He is walking along a U.S. 72 stretch that recently included Colbert County, hoping it serves as a reminder to every passing motorist about the sacrifice Jesus made.

Jesus must suffer and die and will rise on the third day. His resurrection, which passes through the way of the cross, can awaken our hope. In this life, many trials come.

A man who wished to remain unidentified on Good Friday said he wants to bring a little attention to Jesus by carrying a full-sized cross throughout Kalamazoo. Newschannel 3 first received reports ...

Catholic faithful in Kensington marked Good Friday on April 18 with a “Stations of the Cross” procession, symbolizing Jesus’ journey as he carried the cross before his crucifixion and resurrection on ...

"I am trying to reach the lost, to show Alliance what Jesus did on Calvary," Mason Polinori said, explaining his mission. "Carrying the cross is to kind of show people there is another way ...

Friday in downtown Columbus there was a walk to memorialize the crucifixion of Jesus. “It came about in the early 50’s, 60’s with Father Luigi Giussani,” said sponsor Dr. Holly Peterson.

The procession started at 2 p.m. at Homewood Park, led by the cross and a bagpiper playing hymns, and proceeded along Oxmoor. “For Jesus, this was a lot heavier,” said Jack Harrington, a ...

Walk With Jesus During Holy Week. ... READER 1: “And carrying the cross himself, he went out to what is called the Place of the Skull, in Hebrew, Golgotha.” — John 19:17.