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6 pm Wednesday Lenten Spoken Word Service*

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This weekly in-person service will include “Being a Christian” Bible study (see below), confession and (contactless) Communion, and contemplative prayer.

*If you plan to attend any of our in-person Worship Services, please RSVP and please read all of the following guidance (including the CDC links) so that you can make an informed, thoughtful, and responsible decision about joining us for in-person Worship.

For the health and wellbeing of our brothers and sisters in Christ…

1)      Do not attend in-person Worship Services if you or anyone in your household is sick – please read the CDC website’s “Symptoms of the Coronavirus” and stay home if you have any of these symptoms – please note that we may be doing temperature checks as you enter the Worship space

2)      Do not attend in-person Worship Services if you or anyone in your household has had known exposure to someone with Covid-19

3)      Please give serious consideration to staying home and continuing to worship with us online if you are a member of the community at higher risk from the Coronavirus, which includes people who are 65 years of age or older and people with underlying medical conditions – please read the CDC website’s “People at Increased Risk for Severe Illness”

If you plan to attend…

1)      Please RVSP by clicking on this link, so that we can know how many people to expect

2)      Face coverings will be required to attend this Worship Service

3)      Maintain at least six feet of physical distance at all times from those in attendance who are not members of your own household

4)      Continue to use best practices for health and hygiene – please read the CDC website’s “How to Protect Yourself & Others”

5)      Follow what has always been good advice – wash your hands with soap and water for at least 20 seconds (we will also have hand sanitizer available)

Lenten Worship 2021

Lenten Series – “Being a Christian – Advice from Paul in Romans 12”

In Romans 12, the Apostle Paul offers wise counsel for how to be a Christian – not how to be saved, that is the gracious work of Christ in us – but how to live every day the life we have in Christ. Paul speaks to our renewed relationships with God and each other, our belonging in the beloved community of Christ, and the gifts we have all been given to serve the Lord and one another. He also presents ‘Marks of a True Christian,’ which are characteristics – like patience, hope, and generosity – that demonstrate our faith put into practice.

Paul’s advice in Romans 12 will be the focus of our Bible Study for this Lenten Season. This study is based on the “Book of Faith Lenten Journey: Marks of a Christian” by David L. Miller, which you can order here if you’d like a personal copy.