Good Friday in Solomon Islands is observed with great sanctity and religious fervor. It marks the crucifixion of Jesus Christ and his subsequent death, an event that is considered particularly significant in Christian faith. As Solomon Islands is a predominantly Christian country, the event is commemorated with solemnity and reverence.
People in the Solomon Islands observe Good Friday as a public holiday thereby enabling them to participate in various religious activities and ceremonies. Churches hold special sermons and mourning services recounting the sacrifices made by Jesus Christ for the sins of humanity. The ambiance takes on a somber mood and activities typically reflect the seriousness of the day.
Other than attending church services, locals also mark the day with family gatherings, prayer sessions and fasting. A traditional practice on this day is the 'stations of the cross', a symbolic replication of Jesus’s path to crucifixion. Some also observe the day in quiet reflection or meditation, instilling the significance of Jesus's sacrifice into their everyday lives.