The Christ in us greets the Christ in you

The Season after Pentecost, also known as Ordinary Time, is the longest season of the Church year. Beginning after Pentecost and continuing until Advent, it focuses on Christian growth, discipleship, and faithful living. The term “ordinary” comes from the numbered Sundays of the season and does not mean unimportant. During this time, the Church reflects on the teachings and ministry of Jesus, learning what it means to follow him in everyday life.

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The liturgical colour is green, symbolising growth and new life. Empowered by the Holy Spirit, Christians are called to grow in faith, serve others, and bear witness to God’s love in the world. This season reminds us that discipleship is lived not only in great celebrations but also in the ordinary moments of daily life.

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The Very Revd Moses Thabethe