Lent is a season where we are invited, in the name of the Church, to self-examination and repentance. This year during Lent, we will look for ways each day that we can say “Yes, we will … with God’s help,” echoing our baptismal vows.

• Morning Prayer – Engage this part of the daily office from the comfort of your own home as we gather on Zoom each Saturday at 10:00am.
• Healing Prayer – During our Wednesday 7:30pm communion service in the season of Lent, we will offer healing prayer – the laying on of hands – to all who desire.
• Four Gospels – Following a shared schedule, we offer the opportunity to read the four Gospels in their entirety during Lent.
• March Psalms – Join us in marching through the Psalms this month with daily emails that will lead you through all 150 Psalms.
• Seeing God – Grab some lunch and gather in the Rectory on Saturdays at 12:30pm to discuss where we have seen the wonder of God in our lives in the last week.
• Quiet Reflection – Plan to spend some time in the quiet of the sanctuary Wednesdays from 5:00pm until 6:30pm
• Adult Forums – Stay a bit longer at church on Sundays to learn more about our practice of faith as we gather at 11:30am to learn.
• Lenten Devotionals – Follow a Lenten Devotional with daily offerings like what is offered by Episcopal Relief and Development.
• Meeting Saints – Get in on the Lent Madness game voting on-line to choose your favorite saint in the daily competition.
• Parish Prayers – Pray for every member of the congregation using our annual “Pray the Parish” booklet including all the names of our parishioners and staff.
• Serving Others – Volunteer in our Toni’s Kitchen or Toni’s Closet ministries to support our work loving our neighbors with food insecurity.
• Serving God – Join one of the many ministries that supports our worship including Altar Guild, Usher, Reader, Acolyte and more.

For more information, please contact our Rector, The Rev. John A. Mennell, or our Parish Administrator, Christine Corso.