What really happened at Easter? And why do people still remember it today? Many parents find it difficult to answer their children when they ask this question. Margot Käßmann tells the Easter story from an unusual perspective: from the point of view of a girl. Little Rebekka experiences the dramatic time, in which Jesus comes to Jerusalem shortly before his death. Her parents are among his followers. She watches the Last Supper and realises that something really special is happening. On Easter morning, she followers her mother to his tomb and witnesses him rising again. Told in this way, even the most complicated aspects of Easter are made understandable for small children - and for us adults too.
