Lutheran Eastertide is the 50-day liturgical season from Easter Sunday to Pentecost, celebrated as a “great Lord’s Day” or a “week of weeks”. It focuses on the Resurrection, characterized by joyful hymns, white/gold colors, and the presence of the Paschal candle, serving as the church year’s high point. It is the primary celebration of Christ’s victory over sin and death, representing a major shift from the solemnity of Lent.