On a chilly Easter Sunday, Christians across Melbourne reflect on hope and community

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The major Catholic service at St Patrick’s Cathedral drew large crowds, but many Christians worshipped in smaller churches and congregations in the outer suburbs.

don’t believe in Jesus’ resurrection, but emphasised his belief in the truth and hope of Easter Sunday.

While the major Catholic service in the CBD drew large crowds, many worshipped in smaller churches across Melbourne. Reverend Mohit Sampson said the church had members from Hindu and Sikh backgrounds, and wanted the congregation to be an open community for all.“If you can give some immigrant that is coming to Australia a community that is inclusive and accepting, then that’s great. That’s the whole point,” he said.

“It’s all about helping people, that’s what I feel [when I go to church],” Singh said. “If someone is in need, you need to help them if you can.”

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