Lent is popularly known as a season for individual self-examination, penitence, and “giving something up” as a spiritual discipline. It seems to be primarily inwardly and negatively focused. It’s commonly seen as being about what’s wrong with me as an individual and what I’m willing to do to improve myself.
BUT...our baptismal covenant contains ways we can -- communally -- be closer to God. We'll examine how we can help one another as we navigate our world in light of the promises made at our baptism. Each week in worship during Lent, 10:30 a.m.
BUT...our baptismal covenant contains ways we can -- communally -- be closer to God. We'll examine how we can help one another as we navigate our world in light of the promises made at our baptism. Each week in worship during Lent, 10:30 a.m.
Join us as we read through the Gospel of Luke together this Lent! Check our Facebook page daily for that day's prompt, pickup a bookmark the next time you're at the church, or download the PDF.
Easter at Epworth
