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Holy Week Worship 2016

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This is the week of our salvation. It began on Palm Sunday with Jesus’ triumphal entry into Jerusalem. It will lead to Thursday when he was betrayed and eventually to Good Friday when he suffered and died for us. Then on Easter morning, the victory over death that is ours in Christ! Join us this week as we remember and receive the work that God did for us this Holy Week.

Childcare (ages 0-3) is available for all of our services.

Maundy Thursday Worship – Mar 24 at 7pm

Good Friday Prayer – Mar 25 at 3pm, the hour Jesus breathed his last, Pastor Matt will read Scripture and offer a prayer in the Family Life Center to remember this holy moment in history.

Good Friday Worship – Mar 25 at 7pm

Eggstravaganza – Sat, Mar 26 at 10am – Easter egg hunt and the gospel message for children!

Easter Sunday Worship – Mar 27 at 8:30 and 10am. Come celebrate the resurrection of our Lord Jesus Christ and the eternal life he won for us!

Pastor Matt will continue to paint during these services and the painting will be completed on Easter morning. May the Lord bless you this Holy Week.

Holy Week 2013

Holy Week 2013

Join us for Holy Week Worship:

  • Palm Sunday, March 24 at 8:30am and 10am
  • Maundy Thursday, March 28 at 7pm
  • Good Friday, March 29 at 7pm
  • Easter Sunday, March 31, at 8:30am and 10am

Holy Week is the climatic conclusion to Lent. The week begins with Palm Sunday when we remember Jesus triumphant entry into the Holy City of Jerusalem while riding on a donkey. He was welcomed by people waving Palm Branches in their hands and shouting “Hosanna!”

On Maundy Thursday we celebrate the Lord’s Supper which Jesus instituted as he shared his last Passover with his disciples before he would be arrested, put on trial, and crucified. During this meal, Jesus gave a new command to his disciples that they must love as Jesus had loved them.

Good Friday recounts in an emotional experience the crucifixion of Jesus Christ. We contemplate the meaning of his final words on the cross. It is a night of sorrow and repentance. The worship center is filled with darkness as we remember the darkness of our sin which was the reason Jesus died on the cross. But we call it good because we know that through Jesus death, he offers forgiveness.

Easter Sunday turns our sorrow into joy as we celebrate that Jesus is alive. Death is not the end. He has won the victory! There is hope even in the darkest moments.