Pray & Reflect through Lent
A song and phrase to inspire us in prayer each day through Lent.
"We are a church family seeking to grow as missional disciples, sharing God’s loving grace and truth in words and actions with our families, friends and communities."
March 28th 7pm Maundy Thursday (Maundy meaning "Command") we remember Jesus' commands to his disciples at their last meal together. He asked that we love one another, and that we remember his life in our midst by the breaking of bread. Jesus would then be betrayed and executed as a criminal.
March 29th 10am Good Friday we stand before that cross in prayer, praying for that tomb to become empty and to be lifted by the resurrection on Sunday.
The worship will be available by zoom by the link, though interaction will be limited. The password is lovejesusA song and phrase to inspire us in prayer each day through Lent.
This short instrumental piece is somewhat dream like. Jesus tells us the only sign we would receive is the sign of Jonah. Just as Jonah
Like Lazarus we are called out of our tombs by Christ and his resurrection and freed to live. We emerge from a dark place of
Love’s grave is no accident, it is carefully construed. That grave is dug by humanity. Jesus’ death and burial is God’s plan of salvation, a
The same tune we had on day 8 also from Bach’s Matthaus Passion. The words are different and this time we hear it louder with
Jubilee, after seven sabbath cycles, or in the 50th year, when slaves would be set free, debt would be forgiven, land would be returned. A
In Lent we pray that the church will be the wheat that bears it fruit in dying. The fruit of the church is not its
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We're a community of people of different ages and backgrounds, gathering together to know how we Belong together, seeking together the hope in Christ we Believe in and living that hope as a Blessing to one another and our neighbours.