Lent at All Saints
I invite you, therefore, in the name of the Church, to the
observance of a holy Lent, by self-examination and repentance;
by prayer, fasting, and self-denial; and by reading and
meditating on God's holy Word.
From the Book of Common Prayer, p. 265
Special events and worship services.
Sunday Worship ~ 8:00 & 10:00 am
This Lent, we invite you to deepen your walk with Christ by entering more fully into the rich prayer life of our Anglican tradition.
At both services, we will pray using the traditional language rite, words shaped by centuries of faithful use.
Our psalms will be drawn from the Coverdale Psalter, beloved for its lyrical beauty and musical rhythm.
Scripture will be read from the King James Version, whose poetic language and vivid imagery have formed Christian devotion for generations.
The music of the Mass will follow the setting by John Merbecke, offering simple, reverent melodies that support congregational participation.
We will also profess the historic form of the Nicene Creed, beginning with “I believe,” reminding us that while we confess the faith together, Lent also invites a personal renewal of faith and commitment.
We hope you will join us this season as we pray, sing, and listen together, seeking to know Christ more deeply.
Tuesday Bible Study ~ 7:30 pm
Join our Co-Rector Paul Minor, for a new Bible study on the Gospel of John. Beginning the first Tuesday in Lent (Feb. 24), we’ll gather onsite and online at 7:30 pm to explore John’s rich theology, powerful stories, and deep reflections on who Jesus is and what it means to believe.
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Taize Stations of the Cross ~ 7:00 pm
Join us on Friday evenings at 7:00 pm onsite OR online during Lent, beginning Feb. 20, for the Stations of the Cross, a reflective service that traces Jesus’ journey to the cross. Through prayer, scripture, and Taize chant, we walk with Christ in his suffering and love.
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