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350 years of Easter in New England: Ancient worship in a young country

350 years of Easter in New England: Ancient worship in a young country

Easter is upon us – an ancient Christian holiday to commemorate the resurrection of Jesus, and a pillar of Christian faith. An ancient tradition, in a young country.   

This week on Beliefs, a conversation with Senior Minister, The Rev. Dr. Steven Jungkeit of the First Congregational Church of Old Lyme, Connecticut. This year they celebrate their three hundred and fiftieth anniversary.  


Our guest interviewer this week is Karen Hayward.   

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