Easter: The Day of ResurrectionSunday, April 9
8am & 10am Festive Holy Eucharist Music at both services; flowering plants for all children and those young at heart 10AM Bulletin Flower Memorials Live-stream at 10AM on Zoom Email for ZOOM log-in Worship available on YouTube 11:15am Easter Reception & Easter Egg Hunt You are invited to bring something sweet or savory to contribute to the reception. Egg Hunt will be on the Parish House lawn for kids grade 4 and younger – bring a basket! |
Triduum Bulletin
Maundy Thursday, April 6
7:30pm Eucharist & Stripping of the Altar*
8:30-Midnight Prayer Watch at the Altar of Repose
Good Friday, April 7
7:30pm The Liturgy of Good Friday
Holy Saturday, April 8
7:30pm The Great Vigil of Easter Lighting the New Fire, renewal of baptismal vows, and the first Eucharist of Easter
Maundy Thursday, April 6
7:30pm Eucharist & Stripping of the Altar*
8:30-Midnight Prayer Watch at the Altar of Repose
Good Friday, April 7
7:30pm The Liturgy of Good Friday
Holy Saturday, April 8
7:30pm The Great Vigil of Easter Lighting the New Fire, renewal of baptismal vows, and the first Eucharist of Easter
Palm Sunday
8am Procession, Eucharist & Passion Gospel 10am Procession with Bagpipes, Eucharist & Passion Gospel* |
Maundy Thursday
7:30pm Eucharist & Stripping of the Altar* 8:30-Midnight Prayer Watch at the Altar of Repose |
Good Friday
7:30pm Good Friday Liturgy* Easter Eve- Holy Saturday 7:30pm Great Vigil of Easter: Renewal of Baptismal Vows, Eucharist |
Easter Day
8am Festive Eucharist 10am Festive Eucharist* followed by an outdoor reception & kids' egg hunt. * Available In-Person and Livestream
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Holy Week and Easter
Palm Sunday, April 2
8 am Palm Procession, Eucharist, and Passion Gospel Reading Gather at the Church door. 10 am Palm Procession with Bagpipes, Eucharist, and Passion Gospel Reading, Choir Gather at the Parish House door. Paschal Triduum Thursday, Friday, Saturday
The heart of Holy Week is the Triduum, the great three days of Maundy Tuesday, Good Friday, and Holy Saturday which culminates with the Great Vigil of Easter. These are the three days that changed the world and are at the heart of our faith: Jesus’ suffering, crucifixion, and Resurrection; his victory over death and rising to New Life. This is the Paschal Mystery, the Christian Passover (pesach, in Hebrew), our deliverance from sin and death. Maundy Thursday, April 6
5:45pm Parish Agapé Supper A simple meal of soup, rolls, cheese, salad, fruit in the Lower Room of the Parish House. Please let us know you are coming and what you would like to bring. 7:30pm Holy Eucharist & Stripping of Altar 8:30pm-midnight Individual Prayer Vigil Come and keep watch with Christ in our own Garden of Gethsemane/Altar of Repose. Sign up for a 30-minute prayer time. Good Friday, April 7
7:30pm Liturgy of Good Friday Readings, hymns, the Passion Gospel, candlelight Veneration of the Cross Easter Eve Vigil, April 8
7:30pm Great Vigil of Easter Gather in the Memorial Garden to light the New Fire before processing into the Church. Readings, hymns, Renewal of Baptismal Vows, the First Eucharist of Easter. A festive toast in the Narthex follows the service. Easter Day, April 9 8am & 10am Festive Holy Eucharist Music at both services; flowering plants for all children (and those young at heart) 11:15am Easter Reception & Easter Egg Hunt Bring something sweet or savory to contribute to the reception.* Egg Hunt on Parish House lawn for kids in grade 4 and younger – bring a basket! |
Outdoor Easter Story-Walk
Follow the story of Jesus' resurrection through the words and pictures of "Twas the Morning of Easter" by Glenys Nellist. Storyboards will be posted around the outside of the Church, starting Holy Saturday. They will remain up for all of Easter Week. On Easter morning families and children can come and read the story. At 11 am we'll have an Easter Egg hunt and refreshments on the Church lawn.
Follow the story of Jesus' resurrection through the words and pictures of "Twas the Morning of Easter" by Glenys Nellist. Storyboards will be posted around the outside of the Church, starting Holy Saturday. They will remain up for all of Easter Week. On Easter morning families and children can come and read the story. At 11 am we'll have an Easter Egg hunt and refreshments on the Church lawn.