Maundy Thursday — Good Friday April 9 & 10, 2020 This service is conducted by video. Follow the disciples to the cross of Jesus. As the candles are blown out, we draw nearer to Jesus’ death. The last candle, however, is not extinguished, but merely hidden, to remind us of our hope. service-of-shadowsDownload Prelude: "Pie …
“I Thirst.”
These daily Holy Week reflections will help us listen together to the last words of Jesus, spoken from the cross.
“My God, My God!”
These daily Holy Week reflections will help us listen together to the last words of Jesus, spoken from the cross.
Behold
These daily Holy Week reflections will help us listen together to the last words of Jesus, spoken from the cross.
“With Me in Paradise”
These daily Holy Week reflections will help us listen together to the last words of Jesus, spoken from the cross.
“Forgive Them”
These daily Holy Week reflections will help us listen together to the last words of Jesus, spoken from the cross.
Home Worship – April 5
Hosanna! Hosanna in the highest! Today is Palm Sunday, and we should be in church, remembering our Lord Jesus’ humble entrance into Jerusalem, riding a borrowed donkey, to the shouts of “Hosanna! Blessed is he who comes in the name of the Lord!” The kids were scheduled to sing, waving palm branches as the crowds …
Communion at Home
While not ideal, and certainly not ordinary, we are going to come to the Lord’s Table together, separately, this Sunday (April 5). If you are celebrating with your spouse, your kids, or by yourself, remember with us what this feast means: Communion is a feast of remembrance. At this table we give thanks for the …
Home Worship — March 29
Thank you for worshiping together with us. Make yourself ready for worship.Shower and get dressed, like you would to attend sanctuary worship. Or don’t: stay in your pajamas and grab a cup of coffee. Do whatever will keep you free of distractions or discomfort during this next hour.Silence your phone and put it in another …
Home Worship – March 22
Thank you for worshiping together with us, apart. If you are worshiping alone, you are welcome to light a candle, and open a journal to write down your prayers and thoughts with God. If you are worshiping with your spouse, share the scripture readings and the prayers, so that you can lead each other in …
