Stations of the Cross

West Preston Baptist Church
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Stations of the Cross is a tradition based on Via Crucis (Latin for 'The Way of Sorrows); the story of Jesus' journey from Gethsemane to the cross, the tomb and ultimately resurrection, depicted in artworks. This audio podcast runs in tandem with the Stations of the Cross exhibition running at West Preston Baptist Church in 2026. For more details about West Preston Baptist Church visit wpbc.org.au

  1. Mar 30

    About Us - West Preston Baptist Church

    Read by Rev. Paul Huglin.

  2. Mar 30

    Station 14 - Space for quiet reflection

    Looking Beyond, Seasons of the Cross. Artwork and read by Jenni Gillespie.

  3. Mar 30

    Station 13 - Looking to the resurrection

    Messages of light and hope. Artwork and read by Cathy Arter.

  4. Mar 30

    Station 12 - Jesus is laid in the tomb

    Swaddled. Artwork and read by Adelaide Butler.

  5. Mar 30

    Station 11 - Jesus dies on the cross

    Embracing the Cross for you and me. Artwork and read by Apryl Huglin.

  6. Mar 30

    Station 10 - Jesus forgives the repentant criminal

    Paradise. Artwork and read by Jemma O'Donohue.

  7. Mar 30

    Station 9 - Jesus speaks to his mother

    Heart Break. Artwork and read by Elizabeth Williams.

  8. Mar 30

    Station 8 - Jesus is nailed to the cross

    It was You who saved me. Artwork and read by Marian Clavijo-Mayorga.

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About

Stations of the Cross is a tradition based on Via Crucis (Latin for 'The Way of Sorrows); the story of Jesus' journey from Gethsemane to the cross, the tomb and ultimately resurrection, depicted in artworks. This audio podcast runs in tandem with the Stations of the Cross exhibition running at West Preston Baptist Church in 2026. For more details about West Preston Baptist Church visit wpbc.org.au

Information

  • Creator
    West Preston Baptist Church
  • Years Active
    2026
  • Episodes
    17
  • Rating
    Clean
  • Copyright
    © West Preston Baptist Church
  • Show Website
    Stations of the Cross