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Who Was Jesus?


Jesus of Nazareth is one of the greatest shapers of history in our world, and someone who has captivated the hearts of millions to this day. But what is so special about Jesus? Find out more below!
Learn about the historical Jesus' Life and ministry on earth
Learn about the historical Jesus' death and crucifixion on the crossz
Learn about the historical Jesus' resurrection and ascension to God
 
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Life
Life

Jesus’ life and ministry are recounted in the four Gospels of the New Testament. He was born a Jew in Bethlehem before the death of Herod the Great in 4 BC. He began his ministry about age 30, becoming a preacher, teacher, and healer. He gathered disciples in the region of Galilee and preached the imminent arrival of the kingdom of God. - Encyclopedia Britannica

Click to the left or right to see more about Jesus’ life, death and resurrection.

One Solitary Life

“… Nineteen centuries have come and gone, and today He remains the central figure of the human race, and the leader of mankind's progress. All the armies that ever marched, all the navies that ever sailed, all parliaments that ever sat, all the kings that ever reigned, put together, have not affected the life of man on this planet so much as that one solitary life.”

- James Allen Francis

Death
Death

Throughout Jesus’ ministry, Jesus gained followers but also detractors. Each group believing different things about who Jesus was.

On Passover he entered Jerusalem on a donkey, where he shared the Last Supper with his disciples and was betrayed to the Roman authorities by Judas. Arrested and tried, he was condemned to death as a political agitator and was crucified and buried. — Encyclopedia Britannica

Journey to the Cross

This video describes the days leadings up to Jesus’ death. This is commonly known as Passion Week.

Resurrection
Resurrection

After three days, the disciples went to the tomb to care for Jesus’ body, but His body was gone. He appeared before the women at his tomb, risen from the dead! Over the course of the next forty days, Jesus appeared multiple times to different groups of people.

Did Jesus Rise from the Dead? - Part Two: The Explanation

The Christian’s faith hinges on the resurrection — because He claimed to be God, He established the veracity of this claim by doing something only God could do.

Would You Die for a Lie?
Would You Die for a Lie?

Charles Colson was one of Nixon’s counsels during the Watergate scandal. In prison, he became Christian - and once he was released, he started prison ministries all over the nation. This is what he had to say about the resurrection.

 

Upcoming Events

Along with Christians all over the world, we observe Jesus' suffering and death on the cross on Good Friday and then celebrate Easter Sunday to remember how God has made all things new through Jesus and his resurrection! See details for time and location below - hope to see you there!

Good Friday: Friday, March 29 @ 7PM, 29 Denby Road, Allston, MA 02134 (click for directions)
Easter: Sunday, March 31 @ 11AM, Florida Ruffin Ridley School, 345 Harvard St, Brookline, MA (click for directions)

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The Passion Experience

Passion Week, the last week of Jesus’ life, involves some of the most well-known events and characters of Christian history - but is also very personal and relatable for us as well. The Passion Experience is an interactive multimedia experience to help us meditate on the events of Jesus’ final week, and experience it more deeply.

We hope you’ll take advantage of this opportunity to experience the characters, stories, and events of Passion Week brought to life. Visit the links below to begin your journey.

Passion Reader

Read about Passion Week and Jesus' life and death on the cross

The Passion Reader is a collection of excerpts that provide an in-depth explanation of the gospel and the meaning of the cross. It provides an opportunity for readers to reflect and meaningfully connect with Christ as we go through the passion week.

Read about Passion Week and Jesus' life and death, Bible and Phone

We have an online interactive Passion Reader. It's the same excerpts as the PDF, but some of the articles have been made into a more multimedia and interactive format.