Guest Author - Melissa Waters

Pentecost is the fifth day after Passover. This year Pentecost Sunday falls on May 27, 2007. Pentecost is one of three major Mosaic feasts. Join me with ways to journal about your Pentecost experience.

As we begin our Pentecost Sunday journaling experience why not read about this feast in Leviticus 23:5-21.

Day one - Grab your journal and share with it the significance of Pentecost Sunday. What does this day mean to you? If you've never heard of it before and have read the above passage of Scripture share what you learned. How will you celebrate Pentecost Sunday? With who? When? Where? How? and Why?

Day two - Does your place of worship hold any special services for Pentecost Sunday? If so, what do they do? How do you commemorate this special day? If you don't attend a place of worship, use your imagination and plan out some Pentecost Sunday activities that you would enjoy doing. Don't forget to include your journal.

Day three - Do some history research with your journal and write out how your country celebrates this annual holiday. Is it a national holiday? Does it appear on your calendar? What are some of the things that your country uses to mark this special day? If your country does not celebrate this day, why not create a holiday in your journal. Be specific and use more than one word descriptions.

Day four - What are some other names that this day is known as? What do these terms mean?

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Here is some reading material on Pentecost Sunday:




Enjoy your Pentecost Sunday.