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God keeps God's promises.
God can be trusted.
Even So…God shows up.
The stories of the Old Testament are stories that Jesus would have learned, and knew, and followed. Our theme this year is inviting us to be mindful and pay attention to God when God shows up…Even So.
Preparation for Lent is actually a long-standing tradition in the history of the church.
But whether you eat pancakes or make doughnuts or not...doing some specific things to prepare can be incredibly useful in changing how you make your way through the Lenten season.
Especially if you want to have a different experience than you’ve had in the past.
See this guide on how to prepare your mind, body, and spirit into a Lent mindset.
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Sunday School Class taught by Bill Imes
Lent is a good time for considering the basic question of what it means to be a Christian. Pastor Max Vincent, in his book, Because of This I Rejoice, looks at this question through St. Paul’s Letter to the Philippians.
Bill Imes will lead a study of this book on Sundays during Lent beginning February 18 and ending March 24. The class will begin at 11:15 in the conference room.
Join us each week to connect, get to know each other better, and study/unpack our Lent theme "Bless the Lent We Actually Have" together. This will be a Sunday school-style small group for all ages.
Invite a friend!
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"Bless the Lent we Actually Have" is our theme for Lent this year.
We'll have a weekly small group following worship each Sunday based on this theme.
Please plan to join us! And invite a friend!
Lent is a season in the church calendar of 40 days, not counting Sundays, which begins on Ash Wednesday (March 2, 2022) and ends on the Saturday before Easter (April 6, 2022) . Learn more about Lent from Pastor Kelley.
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