Maundy Thursday | April 2 | 7:30 PM

Communion & Stripping of the Altar On the night before his death, Jesus gathered with his disciples at the table, broke bread, and shared the cup — giving us the gift of Holy Communion. The word Maundy comes from the Latin mandatum — commandment — recalling Jesus’s call to love one another as he has loved us. We will gather at the Lord’s Table and close the service with the ancient and moving ritual of Stripping the Altar, in which the sanctuary is slowly emptied of its adornments, leaving us in silence and darkness — a powerful reminder of the desolation of that night.

Good Friday | April 3 | 7:30 PM

The Passion of Our Lord Good Friday calls us to stand at the foot of the cross. We will hear the Passion story proclaimed in full — the betrayal, the trial, the crucifixion — and we will respond in a profound and embodied way: with hammer and nail. Each worshiper is invited to pound a nail into the cross as a personal act of acknowledgment that our sin is part of the story, and that Jesus carried it all. It is a raw and holy moment that you will not forget. Come and bear witness.

Easter Vigil | April 4 | 7:30 PM

The Vigil of Easter — Announcing the Resurrection We gather in the darkness of Holy Saturday to wait, to watch, and to listen. The Easter Vigil is one of the oldest and most beautiful services of the Christian year. It is a service of light breaking into darkness, of ancient stories reminding us who God is and what God does, and of the first triumphant announcement: Christ is risen! This is where Holy Week crests — the moment the story turns. Join us as we celebrate the first Easter together.

Easter Morning | April 5 | 9:45 AM

Festive Worship with Brass Ensemble & Children’s Sermon He is risen — He is risen indeed! Easter morning is a feast for the senses and a celebration for the whole community. We will worship with the joyful sound of our brass ensemble filling the sanctuary, and our children will be specially welcomed with a children’s sermon just for them. Bring your family, bring your neighbors, and bring your brightest spirit. The stone has been rolled away, and we have every reason to rejoice!