Synopsis: We are waiting for the light of Easter morn, but we need first to pass through the shadows of this night and the darkness of tomorrow. John’s Gospel story offers us a unique insight into Jesus and his relationship with each of us: “Having loved his own, who were in the world, he loved them ‘completely.’”
That’s the way to see the Christ on the eve of crucifixion – complete and perfect love for the entire world.

We will still have a Maundy Thursday service at 5:30. Up to 15 Individuals or Family Groups are welcome to join us in the sanctuary (masked and socially distanced) or you can also watch on Zoom. Of course we will still have a virtual ‘coffee hour’.