Reconnect with God this Lent

One journey, many ways to join in.

Mortar and pestel used to grind palm ashes into ashes used on Ash Wednesday.

Whether you study, pray, or serve, we hope you’ll choose one way to make this Lent a season of renewal for you and for our parish.

What is Lent?

In the western church, the forty days of Lent extend from Ash Wednesday—this year on February 18—through Holy Saturday, omitting Sundays. Originally a season of ‘penitence and fasting’ observed by early Christians, the tradition we now know as Lent imitates the forty days that Jesus spent in the wilderness, as recorded in Matthew 4 and Luke 4. Read more here.

This Lent, we invite you to choose one way to walk the season with fellow parishioners. Our shared anchor is a parish-wide reading of the Gospel of John, alongside several beloved practices that will help you reconnect with God and find rhythm in your faith throughout this 40-day season.

  • Adult Formation during Lent will study John’s Gospel. All adults are welcome. View formation options for children and students during this time.

  • February 25 – April 1

    Join us at 6 PM in the Parish Hall each week for dinner and a small group discussion on the Gospel of John.


    Dinner is provided by volunteers; you’re welcome to attend even if you can’t cook, and everyone is invited to pitch in as they’re able. A weekly commitment isexpected for Wednesdays. Reading ahead is encouraged, though no advance preparation is required.

    Sign up here.

  • During Lent, we will observe the practice of Morning Prayer, in person, Monday through Saturday at 8:05 AM. Drop in or consider leading with church-provided guidance. Located in the sanctuary every day except for Thursdays, which will be held in the church library.

    Contact Misty in the church office to sign up to lead.

  • Join us each Friday at 6:00 PM to walk the Stations of the Cross, with opportunities for lay leadership.

  • Subscribe here to receive daily emails with scripture readings.