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Easter is celebrated by Christians in Uganda as a significant religious holiday commemorating the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ. The celebrations usually start on Good Friday, which is observed as a public holiday, and continue until Easter Monday.

On Good Friday, Christians in Uganda typically attend church services, where they reflect on the suffering and death of Jesus Christ. They may also participate in processions, reenactments of the crucifixion, or other solemn activities.

On Easter Sunday, many churches hold special services to celebrate the resurrection of Jesus Christ. People wear their best clothes and attend church in large numbers. After the church service, families and friends often gather to share meals and exchange gifts.

Ugandan worship

In some parts of Uganda, traditional dances and songs are performed during the Easter celebrations. People may also visit each other’s homes to exchange greetings and share food. Additionally, some communities organize sports events and other recreational activities during the Easter holiday.

Easter is a significant holiday in Uganda, and it is celebrated with religious devotion, family gatherings, and various cultural activities.