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When: April 5th @ 9:00 am
Where: Boise Depot
Who: All people of Good Will
What: A walk from the Boise Train Depot to the Top of Table Rock
Good Friday Cross Walk
The Cross Walk is a prayerful remembrance of Jesus’ journey to Calvary on Good Friday—the road He walked out of love for the world. As we walk together, we reflect on His sacrifice, His mercy, and the hope that flows from the Cross.
All are welcome to take part in this experience. People of every faith tradition—and even those with no faith background at all—are invited to join us in a peaceful, zero-pressure environment. Come as you are, walk with us, and encounter the story of Jesus Christ in a simple and meaningful way.
Good Friday, April 3th 9:00 am - 12:00 pm
Boise Train Depot to the top of Table Rock
All People of Good Will from all faith groups. Families are encouraged to join us.
Walk from the Boise Train Depot to Table Rock - Please arrange for transportation after walk
You are invited
Open to
All People
of Good Will
Dan Long is a humble Boise plumber with a deep love for Jesus and an even deeper love for his community. He felt called to share the story of Good Friday in a tangible, meaningful way—without pressure, judgment, or forcing the Gospel on anyone. His hope was to create a space where people of all faiths, or no faith at all, could come together to reflect on what truly happened that first Good Friday. A place where questions are welcome, where curiosity is honored, and where even small children can feel free to ask their parents about Jesus and the meaning of the Cross.
Details of the Cross Walk
Moments Fused with Prayer & Meditation
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Boise Train Depot
April 3th - 9:00 am
The Boise Train Depot stands as a place of journeys—where people have arrived, departed, and carried hopes, burdens, and stories with them. During the Cross Walk, it becomes a powerful reminder of the greatest journey of all: Jesus’ walk to Calvary. As we walk together, we reflect on Christ carrying the Cross for love of the world, meeting us in our own struggles, questions, and paths. This is a moment to pause, remember, and encounter Jesus—open to all, no matter where you are on your journey.
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Journey to
Table Rock
Roughly 6 miles & +1000ft
Walk as far as you are able. Together, we will carry the Cross in remembrance of Jesus’ journey to Calvary, beginning at the Boise Train Depot and continuing to the top of Table Rock—a distance of approximately six miles. The walk typically concludes around noon. Please note that there will be no transportation provided back down from Table Rock, so participants should arrange their own return transportation in advance.
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Table Rock
Arrival Time 12:00 pm
Rising above the Boise foothills, Table Rock offers sweeping views of the Treasure Valley that naturally invite reflection and contemplation. For generations, people have climbed this historic landmark not only for its beauty, but to pause, look outward, and consider deeper questions about life, purpose, and faith. Standing at the summit, the noise of the city fades, creating space for prayer, silence, and gratitude—much like moments throughout history when people sought higher ground to encounter God. Table Rock’s quiet presence and panoramic horizon make it a powerful place to reflect on where we’ve been, where we’re going, and what truly matters.
Good Friday Cross Walk
Get inspired by past events and join us on this years walk.
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Stories from
Past Cross Walks
“It was powerful and reflective.”
Many people may share that walking together in prayer gave them space to reflect deeply on Jesus’ journey to Calvary and on their own lives.
“It felt welcoming, not pushy.”
Participants appreciate that the event invited people of all faith backgrounds—or none at all—into a meaningful experience without pressure or expectations.
“It helped me understand Good Friday in a new way.”
Others say that physically walking with the cross made the story of Jesus more tangible and helped them grasp the sacrifice and love at the heart of Good Friday.
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