We join Christ's followers in the journey into Jerusalem and the entry into Holy Week.  As we walk with Christ, we share in the joys and the trials of Christ's final days, in the hope of the Resurrection.

Please join us in the service presided by Bishop Anna!

Tenebrae is Latin for darkness or shadows.  It is celebrated in the midst of Holy Week with the extinguishing of candles to commemorate the darkness taking over the world as Jesus’ earthly life comes to its close.

As they shared their final meal together, Christ washed his disciples' feet as an intimate act of love, and commanded them to love one another as he loved for them.  We share this act as Christ's presence to one another here and now.

Join us in this service presided by The Rev. Jacqueline Stober.

The service will include a simple soup meal.

Coming to Christ's crucifixion and death, we enter into the suffering of the world and of our lives, together, using prayer and silence.

Join us for this service where Lay Leader Debbi Toole will be officiating and Lay Leader Walter Stewart preaching.

The Vigil is the first celebration of the Resurrection. According to Jewish tradition a new day starts not at midnight but at sunset. So - 8:00 PM Saturday is Easter Day.

Winter’s cold grasp of the earth has loosened. Blossoms are emerging.  Likewise, our hearts are lifted on Easter morn.  Hope blossoms.  Christ is risen!  All are welcome to join the celebration.

If you have blossoms at home to share, please bring them on Easter morning to contribute to the ‘flowering’ of the cross.