Holy Week: First Reformed UCC offers interactive worship experiences
Realizing that many people, especially busy families, struggle to make it to church regularly on Sunday mornings, First Reformed UCC is offering a creative way to worship during Holy Week, the days leading up to Easter Sunday.
First Reformed invites the public to come to “The Stations of Holy Week on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday of Holy Week, April 14-16, 2022. This is a walk-through, multi-sensory worship experience for all ages. After entering the sanctuary, you will go to different interactive prayer stations that depict scenes from the last week of Jesus’ life.
Prayer stations are 5-10 minute prayer activities that invite the “pray-er” to read, listen, and reflect as you engage with art, movement, and your other senses. Sitting still through an hour-long service can be tough for many of us, but walking through a series of interactive stations can help both adults and children creatively engage our bodies, mind, and our emotions.
Travel the path Jesus walked the final week of his life. Holy Communion will be served. All are welcome.
Thursday, April 14, 4-7 pm
Friday, April 15, 4-7 pm
Saturday, April 16, 10 am – Noon
First Reformed UCC Ministry Contacts 2022
PFLAG Belinda Yates besyates@windstream.net
NAMI Joe and Cathy Browder cmbrowder@gmail.com
2CFAR Rev. Elizabeth Horton elizabeth@frucc.org
Saturday Lunch John Maze mazejmaze@aol.com
Clothing Ministry Jerry Lovell plovell53@yahoo.com
Community Meals Edgar Miller edgarmmiler@gmail.com
Charles England Elementary School Partnership
Jay and Cathy Whitley cathyw.whitley@gmail.com
Meals on Wheels Alisa Johnson alisajohnson12@gmail.com
Children/Youth Rev. Evan Sieges evan@frucc.org
Music Ellen Peterson, Choir Director ellenpeterson@gmail.com
Christopher Kiger, Organist/Pianist edkiger94@gmail.com
Worship/Sunday School/Book Studies Church Office 336-248-2617 www.frucc.org
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