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Lent & Easter 2025


Coming Up:
Holy Week
The Great Vigil of Easter and Easter Sunday

Already passed:
Shrove Tuesday and Ash Wednesday

Holy Week 2025

  • Palm Sunday, Service of Holy Eucharist

    April 13th at 9:30AM

    This service is the beginning of Holy Week and marks Jesus’ entrance into Jerusalem and the start of his Passion. We begin with a procession while waving palms, singing “Hosanna!”

    This service is also streamed online.

  • Maundy Thursday Eucharist with Footwashing

    April 17th at 7:30PM

    This service from The Book of Common Prayer brings us to the night of the Last Supper, the moment when Christ gave us the Eucharist and washed his disciples’ feet. This service, with anthems and hymns, includes a rite of footwashing for those who wish to participate.

    This service is also streamed online.

  • Good Friday: Stations of the Cross for All Ages

    April 18th at 10:00AM

    This brief service is for all ages and designed with children in mind. We move around the church and remember the story of Jesus’ death, and close with a read-aloud of the picture book, The Three Trees. No matter your age and if you are coming alone or with a household, we hope you will join us!

  • Good Friday: Solemn Service with Veneration of the Cross

    April 18th at 7:30PM

    Good Friday is the day that Jesus died. Our Good Friday solemn service is from The Book of Common Prayer. This moving service includes anthems and hymns by our Adult Choir, and ends with the ritual stripping of the altar. The conclusion is not the end, but a pause in the liturgy which continues the following day, at the Great Vigil of Easter.

    This service is also streamed online.

The Great Vigil of Easter and Easter Sunday

  • The Great Vigil of Easter 7:30-9:00PM

    Saturday, April 19th at 7:30PM

    This liturgy is the high point of the Christian year, the moment when we mark Christ’s resurrection and triumph over death itself. This service from The Book of Common Prayer and appeals to all ages by engaging the senses and the mind. It incudes the Lighting of the New Fire, the chanting of the Exsultet, hearing salvation history, and the Renewal of Baptismal Vows—all before the proclamation that “Alleluia, Christ is risen!” and we all ring handbells as we sing “Alleluia.” We conclude with a short Glow-in-the-Dark Easter Egg Hunt.

  • Easter Sunday 9:30-10:45AM

    Sunday, April 20th at 9:30AM

    On Resurrection Sunday we continue to celebrate that Christ is risen indeed! This joyful service of Holy Eucharist includes hymns and anthems, and the ringing of bells at the joyful words “Alleluia!” and “Hallelujah!”. It will conclude with an Easter Egg Hunt on the front lawn once the service has entirely finished.

    This service is also streamed online.

Here’s what already happened!

Shrove Tuesday and Ash Wednesday

  • Shrove Tuesday: March 4, 6:00-8:00PM

    All are welcome as we mark the end of the season after Epiphany and prepare for Lent!

    Pancake Dinner 6-7:30PM
    Pancake Games 6:15-7:15PM
    Burying the Alleluias and Burning the Palms 7:30-8:00PM

  • Ash Wednesday: March 5, noon and 7:30PM

    This important day begins the season of Lent with repentance and a reminder of our frailty.

    7:30-8:30AM Ashes on the Go
    Rev. Megan will be outside the church for those who wish for the imposition of ashes to begin Lent, but are unable to make time for a service.

    12:00-12:30PM Service for Ash Wednesday, spoken
    This brief service from the Book of Common Prayer opens the season of Lent.

    7:30-8:30PM Service for Ash Wednesday, with music
    This is also the service from the Book of Common Prayer, and includes a prelude and hymns.

the season of Lent

  • First Sunday in Lent

    Sunday, March 9th at 9:30-10:45AM

    Our usual service of Holy Eucharist will begin with the Great Litany from Enriching Our Worship, chanted as the ministers of the altar process in. Guest soprano, Angelica Grau, will sing the prelude and a meditation.

    This service is also streamed online.

  • Lent Season

    Our Sunday service at 9:30AM continues as usual. Some parts of our typical liturgy will be different for the season, including singing a Kyrie instead of a Gloria. We will also have hanging in the nave the seven Stations of the Cross from Scripture (taken from the Episcopal Book of Occasional Services), and resources for people to pray them. Our service on Laetare Sunday, March 30th, is a special Healing Service with anointing.

  • All-Ages Christian Education in Lent

    In addition to our regular programs, we have a special series focusing on the cross. This will include two All Ages Forums, and a series of Adult Forums. See our Adult Education page for more information!