Join us on our journey through Holy Week as we remember the Last Supper with Holy Communion.  The service concludes with the stripping of the altar in preparation for the solemnity of Good Friday.

Holy Week continues with the most solemn liturgy of Good Friday, where we mark the suffering and death of Christ. The service concludes with the Adoration of the Cross.

Journey from darkness to light, from death to life, as we bear witness to the Paschal Mystery through powerful music, the retelling of the salvation story, the renewal of baptism, and Holy Eucharist! The service begins in the courtyard with the kindling of new fire and processes to the nave. Read more…

Join us in the Parish Hall for an Easter Breakfast Potluck! Sign up in the lower narthex with what you plan to bring for breakfast.  The Egg Hunt follows in the courtyard.

Christ is risen! He is risen indeed! Alleluia! Join us for this festive choral celebration of Christ’s resurrection with scripture, festive music including choir, bells and brass, and the celebration of the Holy Eucharist proclaiming the raising of Christ from the dead!

Devotions are comprised of prayer, scripture reading, a very brief homily, and some silent meditation. The purpose of the devotional time together is to give participants time to give thanks to God for blessings received thus far in the week and to pray for God’s guidance through the remainder of Read more…

Devotions are comprised of prayer, scripture reading, a very brief homily, and some silent meditation. The purpose of the devotional time together is to give participants time to give thanks to God for blessings received thus far in the week and to pray for God’s guidance through the remainder of Read more…

Devotions are comprised of prayer, scripture reading, a very brief homily, and some silent meditation. The purpose of the devotional time together is to give participants time to give thanks to God for blessings received thus far in the week and to pray for God’s guidance through the remainder of Read more…

Devotions are comprised of prayer, scripture reading, a very brief homily, and some silent meditation. The purpose of the devotional time together is to give participants time to give thanks to God for blessings received thus far in the week and to pray for God’s guidance through the remainder of Read more…