All are welcome to join us during our Lenten season events and for our Easter services. We are excited to share the following worship and event opportunities as we move closer towards celebrating the resurrection of Christ! Click any of the events listed below for additional information. Due to COVID-19, please be aware we may need to adjust any programs accordingly in adherence to any diocese or state-level mandates.
All Easter services on Sunday will take place outside of the church under the tent. In the event of inclement weather, the services will move indoors. Masks required and social distancing enforced.
Join us online as we commemorate Jesus’ entry into Jerusalem, followed by his passion and death on the cross.
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Join us for an in-person liturgy on Good Friday as we gather to pray for the world in meditation and adoration of the cross.
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Join us for an in-person candlelit service for the first opportunity to celebrate the Resurrection.
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An extended candlelit meditation upon—and prelude to—the events in Jesus’ life between the Last Supper and the Resurrection.
Join us for an in-person liturgy on Maundy Thursday as we commemorate Jesus’ last night at supper and his commandment of servant leadership to his disciples.
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Join us for an in-person multi-media service with music and art to reflect and meditate on the depth of Jesus’ suffering and death and the crosses still borne today. More details
People often use the word, “reconciliation,” and our Scriptures tell us that, through Christ we have been “reconciled to God” and given the “ministry of reconciliation.” (2 Corinthians 5:18). But what does reconciliation mean and what does it involve? We have asked faith leaders to offer what they believe is the meaning and work of reconciliation today… More details
Join members of the clergy and the authors of our popular Lenten Devotions as we take a closer, prayerful look at the daily Gospel reading and accompanying devotion each Wednesday noon during Lent. More details
A New Wednesday Night Series with Temple Beth El. Lent is an ideal time to focus on our prayer life. Join Fr. Bill, Rabbi Mark Miller, and our Theologian in Residence, The Rev. Michael Battle, along with other guests, to explore the roots of prayer in both the Jewish and Christian traditions, as well as how prayer has evolved today… More details
