Holy Week is a time where Christians like to read through the parts of the Bible that talk about the events leading up to Jesus's death and resurrection. This is also a time of prayer, fasting, forgiveness and worship. It's just a week, but you have the chance to make this a special week to focus on your Savior Jesus Christ. This is also an opportunity to lead your family through this time.
Here are some daily devotions you can use to walk through these events through Bible study and prayer.
Palm Sunday is a special Sunday where we remember Jesus' triumphal entry into Jerusalem. This moment is significant because it shows us loud and clear who Jesus is. Jesus fulfilled the prophesy of the long-awaited Messiah of the world when He rode down the street on the colt of a donkey.
To the untrained eye, this was a moment of victory that was short lived. But since we know the whole story, we know that this is just the beginning of Jesus' triumph. He is coming into the city with the express purpose to pay for our sins and to become the savior of the world, and our reigning King forever. He came to serve, not to be served (Mark 10:45). That is why, as the proclaimed king, He went to the cross.

On Palm Sunday the children are invited to wave palm branches and sing as we remember Jesus our King Forever!

Here is a family Devotional for Holy WEek. Click the Graphic to Download.

Good Friday is the day we turn our eyes to the moment where Jesus is crucified on the cross, taking on the sins of the world. The cross was a horrific torture device used by the Romans. Jesus suffered. Jesus also forgave. It's hard to grasp the magnitude of that day. As Christians we never want to forget it. Part of being a growing Christian is fostering a practice of confession and forgiveness. In the busy season of life it is easy to lose track of our spiritual life and purpose. Please bring your family, and join us for a time of reflection, truth and prayer.
The Saturday between Good Friday and Easter is a special day.  We would like to invite you to be intentional with this day. In our noisy world, it is hard to carve out time for reflection and silence. You are invited to abstain from music and media for the day.
We also wanted to give you a chance to come together and serve in some practical ways at the church. We have several jobs to do to prepare for Easter Sunday.  Jesus' disciples gathered together on this Saturday. We can also gather together and work together. Even though we are abstaining from music and media, we can visit and talk as we work together. Ask Pastor Rory, or Jen for more details.

Easter Sunday

Please join us this Easter. Services will be at 9 am and 11 am, and we will offer a brunch for everyone to enjoy.  Plan to come early to the 11 am service and stay later after the 9 am so we can all celebrate together. After Easter we will continue to have two services. From then on, we will have a 9 am service, 10 am Christian Education/Sunday School hour, followed by the 11:00 am service.