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SCMP Reporter

For most children, Easter is about rabbits hiding eggs, cooing over cute baby chicks, or wearing outlandish bonnets in Easter parades. In Hong Kong it's like any other holiday, providing an opportunity to see a movie or meet friends.

  But Easter is a celebration of Jesus Christ and the realisation that the events of Good Friday and Easter Sunday still have meaning now.

   The Easter Page at http://www.execpc.com:80/tmuth/ easter/ features a cyberspace journey through the scriptures, art, music, prose and other relevant materials.

  Easter in Cyberspace: A Christian Perspective (http:// www.njwebworks.com: 80/ easter/) is an impressive online Easter extravaganza. It includes Easter link sites, Easter and Lent preaching resources, drama and poems, and Easter graphics and images.

  The ZIA Easter Home Page (http:// www.zia.com/ holidays/ easter/) contends that Easter is a convergence of three traditions - pagan, Hebrew and Christian.

 At http://www. netacc. net:80/slove/ easter.html, Sam and Tony's Easter Page invites you to take part in the Internet Easter Egg Hunt. This site contains lots of other Easter links.

  More Easter egg hunts are available at http://www. shadeslanding.com/hms/ easter /index.html.

  You can receive official greetings from the Honourable Easter Bunny, Ima Rabbit, at Funny Bunny Trail - An Easter Fantasy (http:// citylink. neosoft.com:80/ citylink/ easter/).

 At http://www.bushnet. qld.edu.au/sarah/spec-ed/ dyedegg.html, you will discover methods of colouring and decorating eggs.

  If you want to play Easter games, surf http:// www. bushnet. qld.edu. au/sarah/ spec-ed/ eastergame.html to get some ideas. And if you want to try an Easter word-puzzle and take a look at Easter events from 1996 go to http:// deil.lang.uiuc. edu:80/ web.pages/ holidays/ Easter .html. Hoppy Easter (http://www.holidays.net/ easter/) contains stories, animation and pictures to colour.



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