This May – Compassion Camp Kids’ Sunday School each Sunday at 10 am. The class is intergenerational, led by moms and grandmothers, for pre-school and school aged children. Join us in Fellowship Hall in the classroom with the red wall. We will have stories, songs, crafts, and plenty of fun and learning.
Friday night at 7 pm is our Tenebrae service. Tenebrae means shadows, and as we read Matthew’s account of the Passion of our Lord, we will experience the growing shadows of sin and this world’s darkness gathering around the cross.
Read along to learn about the events in the life of the church including our Mandy Thursday Communion Service, Good Friday Tenebrae Service, and Easter Services.
Next Sunday! Family of Faith Homecoming is Sunday, March 27. The Rev. Dr. Ted Wardlaw, president of Austin Presbyterian Theological Seminary, will be our preacher. We will have only one service that day at 10:00. All are invited to join us for lunch catered by Hard Eight Barbecue. There is no charge but reservations are necessary. Please use the sign-up sheet in the narthex or call Gail in the church office to make your reservation no later than noon tomorrow. Come celebrate this day with us!
Join us for our Ash Wednesday breakfast at 8:30 am on Wednesday, March 2. We will meet in Fellowship Hall for breakfast, service, and the imposition of ashes.
Note: There is a change to the location of the Friday Morning Brunch study. We will meet in Memorial Hall. We’ll still have coffee, juice, and simple food.
First, we will have a Thursday evening option. This is a 6 week study on Forgiveness.
When: Every Thursday evening from 5:30-7:00 from March 3rd – April 7th
Where: Fellowship Hall, except for April 7th when we will move to a location to be determined.
What: We will use the book “Forgiveness: A Lenten Study” by Marjorie Thompson.
Food?: Brownbag! Bring your own dinner or just join us for the study! We’ll start the study at 6:00 sharp!
How Do I Sign Up:
Get a book:
Check your bookshelves because you may already have the book from 2020.
