The distribution of crosses woven from authentic and ethically sourced palm leaves is the engaging involvement and effective witness of Palm Sunday in churches around the world.

It’s all about the donkey, children shouting ‘Hosanna’, processing around the church and going home with a woven palm cross. In most churches of most denominations that is Palm Sunday, the last Sunday of Lent and the traditional day for celebrating the entry of Jesus into Jerusa...

Come Palm Sunday, churches across the UK, Europe, Australia and America will distribute palm crosses hand woven by villagers in one of the poorest areas of Southern Tanzania. Subsistence farmers and their families of Masasi village work together to grow, harvest, weave and pack hand woven African...

Palm Sunday: the day in the church year when children are deliberately given Christian symbols they can readily turn into swords and daggers. Not quite the intended witness, as children sword-fence their way through the after-service coffee and into the street, but still an opportunity to get the...