Thiruvananthapuram YWCA’s message of hope for Holy Week
The Hindu
The Thiruvananthapuram chapter of the YWCA make a video of tableaux depicting the important events of Holy Week and the Resurrection
When members of the YWCA, Thiruvananthapuram, decided to come up with something special for Holy Week, they were determined to do a programme that would be different and yet stick to the theme of Passion Week. Every Tuesday of the month is earmarked for various programmes and the first Tuesday is devoted to religious themes and talks. In March, the members brainstormed for a programme that could involve the members but without violating the COVID protocol.
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