Easter Vigil
APRIL 16, 2022 | 7:30pm
The evening begins as we gather around a fire, light candles, and ultimately begin an evening of storytelling. This is the night of transformation from darkness to light, from mourning to dancing, from death to life. Having named our lament on Friday, we will celebrate new life with the first proclamation of Easter!
Good Friday
APRIL 15, 2022 | 7:00pm
The worship experience continues as we bring our lament and our losses to the cross. This is the place of honesty and vulnerability. This is the place where Christ meets us in our pain. This place is the beginning of transformation. The service will once again pause, until the third and final installment begins on Saturday night.
What has happened in your life since April 21, 2019?
Perhaps a baby was born, or a loved one died, or a move happened, a new job began, a relationship ended, you had the vacation of your dreams, you retired, you started school, a pandemic began (and went on and on and on), you failed a class, you learned how to Zoom, you watched the world change…
You are thankful for the journey.
You lament a loss.
It’s complicated… but somehow both are true.
April 21, 2019 was the last time we gathered in person as a faith community on Easter Sunday. Since then, the life of every person on the planet has dramatically changed. Since then the life of our faith community has dramatically changed. Some things we celebrate, some things we mourn.
As we prepare to celebrate Easter for the first time in nearly three years, let’s embark on a three day journey of love and lament. We will bring our hearts and our losses to the Three Days of Maundy Thursday, Good Friday and Easter. One worship service in three parts
Good Friday
APRIL 15, 2022 | 11:30 am
The worship experience continues as we bring our lament and our losses to the cross. This is the place of honesty and vulnerability. This is the place where Christ meets us in our pain. This place is the beginning of transformation.
What has happened in your life since April 21, 2019?
Perhaps a baby was born, or a loved one died, or a move happened, a new job began, a relationship ended, you had the vacation of your dreams, you retired, you started school, a pandemic began (and went on and on and on), you failed a class, you learned how to Zoom, you watched the world change…
You are thankful for the journey.
You lament a loss.
It’s complicated… but somehow both are true.
April 21, 2019 was the last time we gathered in person as a faith community on Easter Sunday. Since then, the life of every person on the planet has dramatically changed. Since then the life of our faith community has dramatically changed. Some things we celebrate, some things we mourn.
As we prepare to celebrate Easter for the first time in nearly three years, let’s embark on a three day journey of love and lament. We will bring our hearts and our losses to the Three Days of Maundy Thursday, Good Friday and Easter. One worship service in three parts
Maundy Thursday
APRIL 14, 2022 | 7:00pm
Part one of our three day experience begins as our community of friends gathers to share in a night of abundance and love together with Christ. We will celebrate with the bread and wine of communion, and once again hear Christ’s call to love one another. As the story of the evening shifts, the worship experience will pause until Friday night.
What has happened in your life since April 21, 2019?
Perhaps a baby was born, or a loved one died, or a move happened, a new job began, a relationship ended, you had the vacation of your dreams, you retired, you started school, a pandemic began (and went on and on and on), you failed a class, you learned how to Zoom, you watched the world change…
You are thankful for the journey.
You lament a loss.
It’s complicated… but somehow both are true.
April 21, 2019 was the last time we gathered in person as a faith community on Easter Sunday. Since then, the life of every person on the planet has dramatically changed. Since then the life of our faith community has dramatically changed. Some things we celebrate, some things we mourn.
As we prepare to celebrate Easter for the first time in nearly three years, let’s embark on a three day journey of love and lament. We will bring our hearts and our losses to the Three Days of Maundy Thursday, Good Friday and Easter. One worship service in three parts
Maundy Thursday
APRIL 14, 2022 | 11:30 am
Part one of our three day experience begins as our community of friends gathers to share in a night of abundance and love together with Christ.
What has happened in your life since April 21, 2019?
Perhaps a baby was born, or a loved one died, or a move happened, a new job began, a relationship ended, you had the vacation of your dreams, you retired, you started school, a pandemic began (and went on and on and on), you failed a class, you learned how to Zoom, you watched the world change…
You are thankful for the journey.
You lament a loss.
It’s complicated… but somehow both are true.
April 21, 2019 was the last time we gathered in person as a faith community on Easter Sunday. Since then, the life of every person on the planet has dramatically changed. Since then the life of our faith community has dramatically changed. Some things we celebrate, some things we mourn.
As we prepare to celebrate Easter for the first time in nearly three years, let’s embark on a three day journey of love and lament. We will bring our hearts and our losses to the Three Days of Maundy Thursday, Good Friday and Easter. One worship service in three parts
Ash Wednesday - Water's Edge
Ash Wednesday will begin our Lent theme in Water’s Edge, “Making Sense Of It All”. We’ll be engaging a different sense each week in worship: taste, smell, sight, sound, and touch. We’ll learn how to worship with each sense engaged, so our whole body can participate. This is going to be a full body experience you won’t want to miss. The Ash Wednesday service will feature the Imposition of Ashes as well.
Join us Wednesdays during Lent as we continue this series.
Ash Wednesday - Midday Service
This midday Ash Wednesday worship will include the Imposition of Ashes, prayer, music, and fellowship. We'll also feature short, repetitive Taize songs. After the service, we will enjoy a meal together! Learn more about Taize below!
Wednesdays During Lent
TAIZE PRAYER AROUND THE CROSS
Wednesdays at 11:30am - March 9, 16, 23, 30, April 6 - Lunch to follow
We welcome you to the Looking Within Center for this contemplative worship experience. Then stick around to share in a light lunch! A powerful symbol, the cross is where God gathers up all of our pains, sorrows, shortcomings, and longings. The cross is also a place where God offers love, healing, transformation, and abundant life. In this service, as we gather physically around a large cross, we’ll savor the words of short, repetitive Taize songs, share in spoken prayer, and hear scripture as we light candles.