Research suggests the earliest probable date for the crucifixion of Jesus was April 7, 30 C.E. This is based on the reign of Pontius Pilate, the ministry of John the Baptist, and the conversion of Paul all interpreted on a Jewish calendar.

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In our due diligence, we have reached out to every Christian denomination in the United States and inquired whether there was a specific date for the crucifixion that they recognized or celebrated. The consensus was "No, while they do follow the traditional Easter tradition, regarding the date of the crucifixion, WHAT Happened was much more important that WHEN it happened".

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That being said, there is a debate of sorts online as to the historical date of the crucifixion, and the dates range from the year 30 C.E. to 34 C.E.

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We believe that celebrating the earliest probable date will usher in an entire season of celebration commemorating the most incredible recorded event in our human history, the Resurrection of Jesus Christ Our Lord and Savior.