Easter Message from the London District
- elinapaivinen
- Apr 14
- 1 min read
What does Easter look like after the crowds, the noise, and the celebration? In this Easter message from the Chairs of the London District of the Methodist Church, Revd Dr Jonathan Dean and Revd Faith Nyota, we reflect on The Supper at Emmaus by Caravaggio — a powerful moment where the risen Jesus is revealed not in spectacle, but in an ordinary meal.
This is the shift: Easter doesn’t end on Sunday morning. It moves into the everyday. Where do you see the risen Jesus today?
Around the table with family and friends.
In community meals and warm spaces.
Through acts of justice and compassion.
In simple moments of connection, kindness, and hope.
This film invites you to pause and reflect: Where is resurrection life showing up in your world right now? If this resonates, navigate to YouTube and share your story in the comments - we’d love to hear where you’re seeing new life this Easter.
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