On Easter Sunday, children across the U.S. often search for hidden treats, usually in the form of chocolate Easter eggs, which the Easter bunny may have left behind. Shops also sell chocolate ...

Easter, a holiday celebrated worldwide, brings with it a vibrant tapestry of customs and traditions. Among these, the playful practice of hiding and decorating eggs and the whimsical figure of the ...

Kraus says for Christians, Easter is a day of reflection on Jesus rising from the dead. But is the word Easter in the bible? “There’s one spot in the King James Version which is 400 years old.

Most everyone who celebrates Easter has colored eggs before or been a part of an egg hunt and roll. So, what is the connection between one of the most sacred holidays in the Christian faith and ...

Easter eggs have become a beloved symbol of the holiday. [Pinterest] Easter remains one of the most important and widely celebrated holidays in the Christian calendar.

Easter Sunday has become a day of celebration for millions of people worldwide. Here's what to know about the Christian holiday's origin.

The tradition of coloring eggs to celebrate Easter can be traced to the 13th-century Britain, and perhaps even earlier, to early Christian Europe and Mesopotamia.

A metal detectorist uncovered a stunning 8th-century gilded cross in Leeds, shedding light on early Christian history and high-status individuals in medieval Yorkshire.

Was Jesus God? Was He crucified? Did He Rise from the dead? Every other detail about Jesus's life, ministry, arrest, trial and death sentence, are secondary in comparison.

From calls of “He is risen!” at Christian church services to children eagerly searching for decorated eggs and sweets, Easter Sunday is nearly here.

As Christians throughout the world celebrate Easter, The Telegraph reflects editorially on Jesus' life and words and the familiar contention that America is and always has been a "Christian nation." ...