The Children and Family Work Area would like to invite all families in our church and community to attend a special Easter Egg Hunt on Saturday, April 7. All children from infant through 6th grade are welcome to hunt for the hidden eggs inside the church.
This is an opportunity to partake in a re-creation of the Last Supper as you gather at the table in small groups to share the body and blood of Jesus. There will also be time for hand and/or foot washing, plus meditation in "The Garden".
The doors will open at 6:00 p.m. and close at 8:00 p.m.
How long you spend is up to you. The atmosphere is one of quiet reflection.
All are welcome.
Come see our Chapel Choir as they perform their 41st tour show here at home. This year’s theme is “Outside of Our Own LIttle World” and features music about faith, compassion and hope.
Come see our Chapel Choir as they perform their 41st tour show here at home. This year’s theme is “Outside of Our Own LIttle World” and features music about faith, compassion and hope.
April ScheduleA.A. has helped people overcome addictions since 1935 when one addict shared the "good news" with another addict. A.A. is a spiritual program that transforms lives when worked.
All women are invited to take part in a Lenten Bible study on Thursdays at 10:00 AM. The study will reflect on the events during the last 24 hours of Jesus' life, and how they impact our lives and faith today. (A 10 minute video, Bible reading, and discussion will be included each week, and the sessions will end by 11:00.)
Pastor Greta and Karen Stahlecker will lead the study.
March Schedule“Working with refugees is one of the most fulfilling ways I know of expressing the love of the Gospel,” according to Anne Wentz. Refugees are people who have fled their home country because of religious, political or ethnic persecution. Most of them fled for their lives.
The 41st Annual Chapel Choir Spring Break Tour will take place March 24-31, with New York City as the destination. The title of this year’s musical mission trip, “Outside My Own Little World,” will feature music about faith, hope, compassion and those around us who are less fortunate. A total of 41 youth and seven adults will participate.
All women are invited to take part in a Lenten Bible study on Thursdays at 10:00 AM. The study will reflect on the events during the last 24 hours of Jesus' life, and how they impact our lives and faith today. (A 10 minute video, Bible reading, and discussion will be included each week, and the sessions will end by 11:00.)
Pastor Greta and Karen Stahlecker will lead the study.
March Schedule“Working with refugees is one of the most fulfilling ways I know of expressing the love of the Gospel,” according to Anne Wentz. Refugees are people who have fled their home country because of religious, political or ethnic persecution. Most of them fled for their lives.
Patrick's Path: A Lenten Meditation
We will explore and experience Celtic spirituality through the personality of its greatest advocate: St. Patrick. We will see what Celtic spirituality has in common with other perspectives and examine its unique emphases.
There will be opportunity for personal reflection, group sharing, and participating in exercises designed to help us not only understand Celtic spirituality but experience it. Participants will gain additional insight and renewed energy for their own spiritual journeys.
This 2010 award-winning documentary follows the life of Ayrton Senna, a world champion Formula One race car driver, during his extraordinary career and life Described as “humble, almost shy, and fiercely patriotic” in one review, Senna is a Brazilian hero on and off the race track, donating millions to his beloved country.