How is Palm Sunday celebrated in Protestant churches?

Yes, Protestants celebrate Palm Sunday in their church services, but I wouldn't say it was a "ritual." Our sermon this morning was all about Jesus' triumphal entry into Jerusalem, seven days before he was crucified. The children bring palm leaves (not necessarily real, because they are in short supply here in the U.K.) and they are placed around the church. The focus is on those last days of Jesus' life, and the events leading up to Passover.

I think you might be pleasantly surprised to realise how similar our services are as we dwell on the significance of the triumphal entry into Jerusalem, and the events that lead our Lord and Saviour to Calvary.

A normal church service but at the end of the service palm crosses are given out. In the past people who made these crosses were called Palmer. The palms come from Israel

We praise the Lord...we lift up our hands and worship him with song.we include palms.Hosannah in the highest.We prepare our hearts for Holy Week.It's a blessed occasion.

we have religious freedom on this if one man view one day more holy than another or a man view everyday the same.

They go to the catholic church to celebrate it. They were catholics once.

How? ...another tiresome sermon on the same old topic.

why??? would we???

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