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Why we celebrate Advent
Advent is the first season in the church year, comprising the four weeks before Christmas. The word “Advent” comes from the Latin, “to come,” and the church has observed Advent as weeks of preparation since the fifth century with themes of watchfulness, preparation, and hope infusing this season. Together we both anticipate the celebration of God’s coming in the form of the Christ child and the final coming of Christ in the time to come.
Special Services Held Throughout the Year Include:
- Christmas Eve, Holy Communion, Candlelight Service, Dec 24, at 7 pm
- Ash Wednesday, Holy Communion - TBA
- Midweek Lenten Services, (see Lenten Services info.)
- Maundy Thursday - TBA
- Good Friday - TBA
- Sunday School - held during 10 am worship serive.
- First Communion instruction is offered each year for children in grade 2 or above.
- A catechetical program is offered to students in grade 7 or above.
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