This weekend is Good Friday, March 25th, and Easter (Resurrection) Sunday, March 27th. The two could not be more polar opposites in style and mood; yet not more inseparably tied together. The message of one is utterly incomplete without the other. Much like David’s prayerful thought in Psalm 30:5, “Weeping may last through the night, but joy comes in the morning.”
Our moving Service of Darkness, beginning at 7pm, promises to invite you into a hauntingly compelling worship experience: dim lighting, stark hymns, hand bells with imagery, hard Scriptures, drama, silence, etc… Come get in touch with the price of your forgiveness, and the hopelessness of those who think the cross was the end of Jesus.
Our rousing Easter (Resurrection) Service, beginning at 10am, promises to invite you into an excitedly joyful worship experience: lilies, bright colors, celebratory music, inspiring Scriptures, hope-filled message, happy moments, etc… Come get your heaping helping of spiritual encouragement based on details, strength, promises, and spirit of Christ!