Holy Week and Easter

Holy Week begins with a protest. Join us this Sunday as we dance our way into the start of the holiest week of the year.

At noon, join us for stations of the cross.

At 7pm: This year, we experience the liturgy newly adapted by the Episcopal Church in response to a history of antisemitism. We remember Christ crucified with the victims of history.

Maundy Thursday begins the Triduum, the three holy services that take us from crucifixion to resurrection. Maundy Thursday gets its name from the Latin “mandatum” or command. We remember the last supper, and Jesus’ command to love one another. 

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After the service, join in the overnight Vigil. (Signup coming soon).

The Easter Vigil begins in the dark of the early morning, as we anticipate Christ’s resurrection. We read stories which remind us of God’s presence with us through the great trials of human experience. We baptize new Christians or remember our baptismal vows. Gather with us in the dark, as we kindle the fire of hope.