Lent & Easter Sermon Series
Sundays, March 26-April 9
Join us as we journey from ashes to the joy of resurrection. Each step of the journey a Sunday in Lent and the days in between.
Ash Wednesday: “Ashes Everywhere”
1st Sunday in Lent: “Into the Wilderness”
2nd Sunday in Lent: “Through the Night”
3rd Sunday in Lent: “Thirst for New Life”
4th Sunday in Lent: “Healing and Conversion”
5th Sunday in Lent: “Out of the Depths”
Palm Sunday: “Celebration and Betrayal”
Good Friday: “Words from the Cross”
Easter Sunday: “Alive with Joy”
Holy Week Services
Palm-Passion Sunday – April 2
Koinonia Worship – 9:00am, Gym
Traditional Worship – 11:00am, Sanctuary
Join our children waving palms and celebrating Jesus’ triumphal entry into Jerusalem as we begin our journey toward the cross.
The Labyrinth will be available to walk in the Gym from 11:00am-5:00pm to begin your Holy Week observance.
Maundy Thursday Service – April 6
7:30pm in the Gym
Join us as we continue the journey from Ashes to Glory on Maundy Thursday, April 6 at 7:30pm in the gym. To understand the true glory of Easter, we must walk through the valley of Holy Week. This service will lead us through the events of the Thursday of Holy Week and the Last Supper in the Upper Room. As we read scripture, hear from some of the participants from that night, sing songs of worship, share in Holy Communion, and participate in prayer stations, we will enter into those events as we see the love of Christ in action.
Bulletin for Maundy Thursday Service
Noon Good Friday Service – April 7
Noon in the Sanctuary
Join us for a brief meditative service with music, pastoral meditation, and Holy Communion. The noon service will be live-streamed on Facebook Live here.
Bulletin for Noon Good Friday Service
Good Friday Tenebrae Service – April 7
7:30pm in the Sanctuary
This ancient, traditional service of darkness features powerful scripture readings that depict the last day of Jesus’ life on earth. Reflective music is led by the Chancel Choir and the Bells of St. Paul Handbell Ensemble. Join us as we relive the world’s darkest hour that brought our brightest hope.